The guitar, handcrafted by Gibson Acoustic in Bozeman, Montana, is built with a top made from prized solid Adirondack red spruce and back and sides of solid mahogany. This special edition model is enhanced by a 1930s advanced X-bracing pattern made with scalloped spruce braces to attain optimal acoustic resonance. Together these woods and construction techniques provide a blend of depth, clarity, richness and warmth along with the power and projection that made the Southern Jumbo famous.
Love everything about it, except Sheryl Crow’s name on it. Damn
I agree with DocRoss and was going to quip before I read his comment; is anyone else sick of all these instrument manufactures producing these “signature” models?
I don’t want to buy and play, an instrument that’s stamped as some other artists’ tool. Manufacturer; fine. Icon who invented a significant part of the instrument; fine. Practically obliterating a product line with nothing but signature collectables; not fine.
Hell go look at Dean or ESP guitars home pages. It’s hard to tell if they even make regular instruments anymore.