Gibson Southern Jumbo 40’s Original - Vintage Sunburst

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A round-shoulder acoustic with vintage Southern character and contemporary electronics Originally introduced in 1942, the Gibson Southern Jumbo acoustic guitar emerged as part of Gibson’s celebrated wartime “banner model” lineup. Though it hasn’t always received the same spotlight as iconic flat-tops like the J-45™ and Hummingbird™, discerning players have long appreciated it for its distinctive voice and exceptional playability. As Gibson’s flagship round-shoulder flat-top, it continues to earn its place among the most sought-after guitars for top-tier musicians worldwide. Gibson now unveils the Southern Jumbo 40s Original, a model that honors its 1942 lineage while incorporating thoughtful modern refinements. It features the new Gibson-exclusive Baggs™ HiFi DNA™ pickup system, custom-voiced specifically for Gibson acoustic guitars. Delivering remarkable realism when amplified, HiFi DNA faithfully captures your instrument’s individual character and translates every detail of your performance to your audience with exceptional accuracy. Building on the familiar foundation of a great J-45, this version elevates performance with solid rosewood back and sides, delivering enhanced low-end depth, sparkling highs, and expansive projection. A solid Sitka spruce top provides a responsive, touch-sensitive feel with impressive dynamic range, and its tonal character continues to develop over time. Multi-ply binding on both the top and back adds a refined visual detail. The guitar features a mahogany neck shaped in a comfortable SlimTaper profile, allowing for effortless chord work and fluid flatpicking. Its rosewood fretboard carries 20 standard frets and is adorned with classic split parallelogram inlays crafted from mother of pearl. At the headstock, smooth-operating, nickel-plated Grover® open-back tuners pair with a bone nut for reliable tuning stability. The peghead is finished with a vintage-inspired Gibson script logo decal. The rosewood belly-down bridge, designed