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Set the bar. Give your music a premium touch. The Gibson 1936 Advanced Jumbo was designed to raise hopes and ambitions in a time of need. Now, it's time for you and your music to do the same. With a premium Rosewood body and supreme thermally aged Adirondack Red Spruce top, this instrument has an unparalleled earthy and punchy tone. Building on this prestige, the 1936 Advanced Jumbo also has prime Waverly tuners for solid intonation. Give your audience something to feel good about.
This model has become a must-have for artists and collectors alike after originally flying under the radar due to low production numbers back in 1936-1939. And, with a stunning vintage sunburst finish and components of the highest quality, it's easy to see why it has become such a sought after instrument. Own excellence. Inject optimism and pride into performances and spread positivity.
Product Ref: 152144
Premium materials. And craftsmanship you can rely on. Gibson have made sure that the 1936 Advanced Jumbo has been hand built with you and your performance in mind. Its rosewood body is topped with thermally aged red spruce which gives it a tone beyond any other. The more you play an acoustic guitar, the more the wood’s grains open, releasing a mature sound that will embellish your signature into anything you play. That's what this spruce top does. So don't be afraid to perform with passion. Your tuning will also stay intact at the hands of the Waverly tuners helping to keep your notes ringing out with precision.
It's history in the palm of your hand. When it was first released, the 1936 Advanced Jumbo was one of Gibson's most supreme sounding and performance ready instruments yet. They offered some positivity to guitarists at a time when cultural optimism was low. Unfortunately, due to low production numbers, this fantastic guitar got lost in the passage of time. Now, collectors and acoustic enthusiasts can get their hands on one that has been crafted in celebration of its heritage. A historic AJ shaped neck, AJ pickguard, open-slot bridge, and bone saddle all add to the classic character of this guitar.
If there's one thing Gibson do well, it's making acoustics that sound phenomenal. Through decades of quality, they have become one of the acoustic masters of our generation and this is no different with the 1936 Advanced Jumbo. In fact, their very quintessential sound bellows from it. Investing in a Gibson isn't just purchasing a guitar, it's believing in yourself and the power of music through top quality materials and carefully thought out craftsmanship. It's something that could make a huge difference to your sound and performance.