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J-35 - Gibson
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J-35 - Gibson
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Featuring Gibson's vintage 1930s advanced X- bracing pattern resulting in outstanding projection. The 2018 J-35 is the modern equivalent of that original round-shoulder flat-top with Gibson's historically celebrated, full-bodied acoustic tone. Finished with an LR Baggs VTC pickup allowing for easy plug and play. Body Wood Species:
Gibson J-35 | Vintage Guitar® magazine
https://www.vintageguitar.com/25116/gibson-j-35/
Early J-35s have a so-called French heel with pointed tip, but by ’39, Gibson introduced a wider, more-rounded heel and offered the option of clear natural …
Gibson J-35 guitar Gibson J35 guitar Jumbo 35 guitar Gibson …
http://www.guitarhq.com/j35.html
1937 Gibson J-35 Scallop Braced, 3x Tone bars | Reverb
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For sale is a 1937 Gibson J-35 in a sunburst finish with a tortoise guard, ebony fingerboard, dot inlays, original bridge that has had some repairs and re-glued, possibly re-fret, some wear near the neck, minor crack on front body that doesn't go through all the way, scallop bracing, condition is good with some of the minor repairs done to the guitar-see pictures for more details!
Gibson bracing dimensions: Smeck, J35 & J45 - The Unofficial …
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The “Fabulous Flat-Top” claims the X braces for the original Jumbo were 1/4” x 9/16”. The X angle is said to be 100 degs. & 1 1/8” below the sound hole (p40). It doesn't say if the tone bars, or any of the other braces, share the same dimensions.
Bracing on all Gibson Acoustics - Gibson Brands Forums
https://forum.gibson.com/topic/115404-bracing-on-all-gibson-acoustics/
Gibson acoustic does not shift the bracing. That is a technique used by Martin. We have a standard X Brace which is found on the J-45, Hummingbird and many others. The J-35 has what we call a 30's bracing pattern like the AJ. This makes for a longer bridge plate and brings out a greater dynamic range ( more mids and a little more volume)
Gibson J-35 Review | Acoustic Guitar
https://acousticguitar.com/gibson-j-35-review/
It can’t be bought for $35 anymore, but with a street price at about $500 less than Gibson’s comparable J-45 Standard, it’s still a relative bargain. SPECS Slope-shoulder 16-inch-wide flattop with 14-fret neck. Solid Sitka spruce top with scalloped X-bracing. Solid mahogany back and sides. Mahogany neck. Dovetail neck joint bonded with hide glue.
Vintage Gibson bracing library. - The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum
https://umgf.com/vintage-gibson-bracing-library-t1364-s160.html
J-35, circa 1941 -- or so I understand the scalloped bracing and French heel would suggest . Its string spacing and nut width -- 3 3/8" and 1.72", respectively -- are unusually wide for such a late J-35. Impressive, the braces look thin & light and heavily scalloped. replacs 1,713 872 1 Registered Member Jun 06, 2013 #177
NGD Gibson J-35 | The Gear Page
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/ngd-gibson-j-35.2316306/
But between 1936 and 1941 the J35 was basically a laboratory with Gibson experimenting with everything from the size of the soundhole to the number of tone bars to the bracing carve. In 1941 they finally hit upon a formula they apparently liked which in 1942 became the J45 and J50.
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