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Gibson J-200 guitar Gibson J200 guitar Gibson SJ-200 SJ200 ...
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Vintage Gibson Flattop Bracing Pictures and tone ...
https://forum.gibson.com/topic/166792-vintage-gibson-flattop-bracing-pictures-and-tone-discussion/
I recall Willi Henkes posting a diagram of two 1951 J200s over at UMGF. One had the narrower angle single X bracing while the other had been built after Gibson had returned to the wide angle X brace above and below the soundhole that the pre-War SJ200s had. My wife plays a 1960 J200 with this bracing. Edited February 2 by zombywoof Quote jt
Vintage Gibson bracing library. - Page 9 - The Unofficial ...
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2012-10-05T16:24. 1966 Gibson J-200 Jack/Cross Brace Pictures. [font="]I picked a ’66 a few weeks ago. Prior to buying my guitar I tried to do some research on the infamous cross brace that Gibson installed on these …
66 J200 Cross Brace - The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum
https://umgf.com/66-j200-cross-brace-t139842.html
The J-200 sounded MUCH better after that. I agree with Steve. Years ago I had a 1965 J200. ... 80 11. Post Oct 04, 2012 #15 2012-10-04T22:05. Todd - Sure, I can put some pics in the Gibson bracing library. Let me sort through what I have and pick the best shots. Have additional interior pics as well. Neck block is huge...
Gibson Acoustic Bracing Pattern Overview - YouTube
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Vintage Gibson bracing library. - Page 8 - The Unofficial ...
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The double X with the transverse tone bars is pretty unique. Not to be confused with the infamous double X bracing from Gibson's Norlin era BTW. (In itself that double X could work well.) ... (fifties or so J-200). Among other things, it would show the odd position of the (lower)X-legs as related to the bridge. Henk. BHguitars. 4,542 336 ...
Gibson "double X" bracing. - The Unofficial Martin Guitar ...
https://umgf.com/gibson-double-x-bracing-t195331.html
Matt Umanov spoke about the Gibson double-X guitars at a GAL convention in the late 70s. He said that, when they decided to retire the design and were dismantling the line, somebody thought to measure the setting for the sander that thicknessed the tops. It was set at .095"; the blueprint called for .125".
Vintage J-200 Gibsons - The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum
https://umgf.com/vintage-j-200-gibsons-t214161.html
The shop had it listed as a short scale 24 3/4” guitar but I was always under the assumption that most of these J-200 and SJ-200 guitars were long scale. Was this a custom order in 57? I know Gibson’s specs and bracing can be all over the board. I’m curious if there are any J-200 nuts on here that have some good info.
Gibson | SJ-200 Original
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The Gibson SJ-200 is the world's most famous acoustic guitar and earned its designation as the "King of the Flat-Tops." Since its release in 1937, its wide use by American artists has made the Super Jumbo one of the most widely played acoustic guitars of our time. The most striking features of the new SJ-200 Original include the carved four bar Moustache bridge, an engraved …
Gibson.com: Gibson Acoustic J-200 Studio
http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Acoustic-Instruments/Super-Jumbo/Gibson-Acoustic/J-200-Studio/Features.aspx
The lightweight bracing pattern inside the J-200 Studio —the same pattern used in Gibson’s first Super Jumbo in 1937—is constructed to support and strengthen a very large surface, thus allowing the top more freedom of movement to vibrate and project sound.
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