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Gibson J-200 1966
The 1966 Gibson J-200 acoustic guitar is a true masterpiece of American craftsmanship and a true symbol of musical royalty. Crowned the "King of Flattops," this guitar has been favored by many legendary musicians including Elvis Presley and The Beatles, who have all portrayed their stage glory with this model.
Customized by the renowned John Birch in the 1970s, this particular J-200 boasts additional refinements that set it apart from the rest. It is assumed that the JB customizations include the over-lacquered fretboard, which provides a smooth and fast playing surface, as well as the refinished and re-lacquered top, which gives the guitar an even richer and more vibrant sound.
With its timeless J-200 shape, solid Sitka spruce top, flamed maple back and sides, hand-scalloped bracing, rosewood fingerboard, adjustable bridge, and truss rod, this 1966 Gibson J-200 acoustic guitar is a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into its creation.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this guitar is a fantastic investment. Its timeless design, premium materials, and impeccable craftsmanship make it a true work of art that you'll treasure for years to come. Don't miss the chance to add this piece of musical history to your collection. Visit our gallery and check it out in person.
Features:
- Body Style Jumbo flat top
- Wood Top Red Spruce
- Wood Sides & Back Maple
- Fretboard Rosewood
- Neck Maple
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Returns Policy
If you decide to return the instrument, you must notify us via phone or email within the first 72 hours after delivery. We will then issue a Return Authorization. We will not accept any returned items that do not have a previously arranged Return Authorization.
When sending the instrument back to us, please ensure it is packed to the same standards in which it was received, using all supplied packaging. Once the instrument arrives back to us, we will inspect it to ensure it is still in the same condition in which it left our showroom. Once this inspection has taken place, RJ Luthier will issue a refund for the full purchase amount within 14 days.
All return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer on all musical instrument orders.
If, upon inspection, a guitar is not returned in the same condition it was sent to you in, a restocking fee may be deducted from the refund issued.
Shipping
Each order will be expertly packaged to the highest standards and shipped via a tracked courier service.
Upon receiving your instrument, please inspect it to ensure that the condition of the item is as described in your communication with us.
Please contact us immediately via phone or email if you find any damage to the case or instrument that wasn’t previously disclosed at the time of purchase.
Gibson J-200 1966
Returns Policy
If you decide to return the instrument, you must notify us via phone or email within the first 72 hours after delivery. We will then issue a Return Authorization. We will not accept any returned items that do not have a previously arranged Return Authorization.
When sending the instrument back to us, please ensure it is packed to the same standards in which it was received, using all supplied packaging. Once the instrument arrives back to us, we will inspect it to ensure it is still in the same condition in which it left our showroom. Once this inspection has taken place, RJ Luthier will issue a refund for the full purchase amount within 14 days.
All return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer on all musical instrument orders.
If, upon inspection, a guitar is not returned in the same condition it was sent to you in, a restocking fee may be deducted from the refund issued.
Shipping
Each order will be expertly packaged to the highest standards and shipped via a tracked courier service.
Upon receiving your instrument, please inspect it to ensure that the condition of the item is as described in your communication with us.
Please contact us immediately via phone or email if you find any damage to the case or instrument that wasn’t previously disclosed at the time of purchase.
