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Gibson J-45 Standard

Dreadnought Steel String Guitar from Gibson belonging to the J-45 series

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MGR/Tony CastronovaMGR/Tony Castronova

Gibson J45 Vintage

Gibson J-45 StandardPublished on 02/14/04 at 15:00
I still have a $400AUS Seagull out of Canada which for its price was cool but it lacked depth. When I decided to take my music seriously I bought the J45 for $2995AUS at Derringers music in Adelaide South Australia.

The J45 is so dynamic in tone with warm lows and well defined highs. Easy to play with a great neck and action. Its a great guitar for all my songs coz it responds to feeling with a depth of sound unmatched by other acoustic guitars.A full-bodied sounding and versatile instrument I would recomend for anyone who is serious about music.

No complaints!

I think its maple. I`ve had it for about 10 years and its endured and maintained its tone beatifully. Top quality...…
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I still have a $400AUS Seagull out of Canada which for its price was cool but it lacked depth. When I decided to take my music seriously I bought the J45 for $2995AUS at Derringers music in Adelaide South Australia.

The J45 is so dynamic in tone with warm lows and well defined highs. Easy to play with a great neck and action. Its a great guitar for all my songs coz it responds to feeling with a depth of sound unmatched by other acoustic guitars.A full-bodied sounding and versatile instrument I would recomend for anyone who is serious about music.

No complaints!

I think its maple. I`ve had it for about 10 years and its endured and maintained its tone beatifully. Top quality craftmanship.

A great guitar for all types of music. Especially good for solo performances.

This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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cococh8cococh8

A dream, with its flaws ptits

Gibson J-45 StandardPublished on 11/20/13 at 06:08
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It is therefore a Dreadnouth shoulders drooping, spruce, back and sides Acajoux while massive recess. The overall finish is ok but nothing special. Even if a bit limited for the price. As against the sunburst is absolutely beautiful. Never seen a more beautiful now.

The microphone I like: invisible and easy to use. As against this is the shit to change the battery, you must turn two strings: but good that I knew, and I prefer it that screwed the splice ...!

The factory setting is, for me, very high in action (for a guitar at this price). I will be paid and I repeat to you.

UTILIZATION

Hyper pleasant ergonomics level, a fairly large and easy to play neck. Flexible cords thanks...…
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It is therefore a Dreadnouth shoulders drooping, spruce, back and sides Acajoux while massive recess. The overall finish is ok but nothing special. Even if a bit limited for the price. As against the sunburst is absolutely beautiful. Never seen a more beautiful now.

The microphone I like: invisible and easy to use. As against this is the shit to change the battery, you must turn two strings: but good that I knew, and I prefer it that screwed the splice ...!

The factory setting is, for me, very high in action (for a guitar at this price). I will be paid and I repeat to you.

UTILIZATION

Hyper pleasant ergonomics level, a fairly large and easy to play neck. Flexible cords thanks to the short scale. (More flexible than the same strings on a Martin D28 for example)

Access to acute shit, but good that I also knew. Otherwise I would have bought a Les Paul!

SOUNDS

Sounds crazy!!

Its a typical hyper compressed and hot with a percussive bass that raises a thrill each Mi Perfect.

I play Blues / Folk. That's perfect. That said, we really just play with everything. Picking, pick, with teeth, everything passes.

We feel that the sound is a little green encort. Normal, she came out of the box when I purchased from Thomann at Chatelet. After two weeks, she begins to open a small can (at a rate of approximately 5/6h games per day ...) We'll see in a year or two what happens.

OVERALL OPINION

. I dreamed about for months and months (I still dream of this is also a monster, she's beautiful, it sounds super good Only one complaint. Adjusting the action too high from the factory and saddles / plastic anchors very cheap. I wait a few weeks to stabilize it and I do go in the luthier for adjustment compltet u + OS installation and rosewood. It should get better.

But if I had to do, I make the same.
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  • Manufacturer: Gibson
  • Model: J-45 Standard
  • Series: J-45
  • Category: Dreadnought Steel String Guitars
  • Added in our database on: 09/08/2011

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