Gibson Hummingbird Original Acoustic Guitar - Heritage Cherry Sunburst

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Classic Tone - The Gibson Hummingbird Original Acoustic Guitar with Heritage Cherry Sunburst Finish Introduced in 1960 as Gibson’s first square-shoulder acoustic, the instantly recognizable Hummingbird has grown into one of the world’s most beloved acoustic guitars, favored by generations of players spanning countless musical styles. The Hummingbird Original combines the model’s celebrated vintage-inspired design elements with modern Gibson craftsmanship and now features the Gibson-exclusive, custom-voiced Baggs HiFi DNA pickup system, delivering amplified acoustic tone that faithfully reflects the instrument’s unique voice and the subtleties of every performance. Built with a square-shoulder body, the Hummingbird Original pairs a Sitka spruce top with mahogany back and sides. Scalloped X-bracing helps shape its dynamic response, while multi-ply binding accents the body. This time-honored tonewood combination provides the versatility that has defined the Hummingbird for decades, excelling whether strumming open-position chords or articulating melodic lead passages. A gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish completes the look, highlighting the guitar’s legendary silhouette and unmistakable visual appeal. The mahogany neck is attached using a compound dovetail neck-to-body joint and is carved to a comfortable Rounded profile. A rosewood fretboard with a 12-inch radius, 20 standard frets, and mother-of-pearl parallelogram inlays offers a classic playing experience. The headstock is fitted with gold Gotoh Keystone tuners and a bone nut, while the traditional Hummingbird truss rod cover and double antiqued binding further reinforce the instrument’s vintage character. A traditional belly-up rosewood bridge anchors the strings and is equipped with a bone saddle and TUSQ bridge pins. The famous Hummingbird pickguard remains one of the guitar’s defining visual elements, contributing to the instantly recognizable look that musicians and fans around the globe have come to associ