From the blues to bluegrass to folk to pop and everything in between, the J-45 delivers. The premium sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides produce unmatched mellow, full-bodied tone. The elegant appointments include mother-of-pearl dot inlays, a Madagascar rosewood bridge, white bridge pins, and nickel gotoh tuners, plus a tortoise tear drop pickguard. Includes vintage reproduction case.

Visually stunning, acoustically amazing, the Gibson Hummingbird has always stood out. The first Gibson Hummingbirds were created in 1960. The body shape unique: Gibson called it a "Square Shoulder" design. Gibson's design goal was easy on paper, but not easy to do that is, to create a guitar specifically designed for vocal accompaniment, a guitar with a voice all its' own but yet a voice to complement the human voice, not overpower it. Gibson certainly achieved that lofty acoustic goal, and to make sure listeners knew that you had arrived, they made sure a Hummingbird looked distinctive, and couldn't be mistaken for any other guitar.Today, The Gibson Hummingbird has a fanatical, almost religious following among acoustic guitar players. The particular Hummingbird model selected for inclusion in the Gibson "Acoustic Icon" series of guitars represents the model as it would have appeared in the mid 1960's. To make it even more exclusive, we didn't select just any mid-60's Hummingbird to recreate, but an apparent one-off custom ordered Hummingbird of the era, recently discovered by an international guitar collector!Back in the mid sixties, a dedicated Gibson Hummingbird fan wanted his personal Hummingbird to really stand out. He (or she) placed a custom order for a Hummingbird with Mother of Pearl "Block" style inlays (then found on the Gibson L-5 CES archtop jazz guitar). In addition, the customer had ordered the guitar with a custom color finish combination of a natural colored top with a beautiful dark cherry red colored back and sides. This is the guitar chosen for the "Acoustic Icon" series.This mid-60's Hummingbird "Special" offers solid Honduran Mahogany back and sides, along with a "AAA" grade solid Sitka Spruce top . The body offers 6 ply binding on the top, 4 ply binding on the back. The neck is one-piece Mahogany, graced with a fingerboard of hand-selected Indian Rosewood. The bound fingerboard also features the Gibson "birds-beak" design where it meets the body. The neck shape is the Gibson "rounded style" of the mid-60's, topped off with a bone nut 1.725" wide for added playing comfort. The bridge is Indian Rosewood as well, with a period-correct adjustable saddle. To make this guitar even more unique, the pickguard, featuring the original ornate "hummingbird" design is hand cast from the original mold used in the 60's! This guitar also includes a custom, form-fitting hardshell case, and signed Certificate of Authenticity from Gibson.The Gibson Hummingbird has always stood above the crowd of look-alike acoustic guitars. Our mid-60's Hummingbird "Special" is a step above all of the other "birds" with its' custom-ordered features. Its' part of a limited availability series of Gibson acoustic guitars we call the "Acoustic Icons", specially created for us by the luthiers a

The Atlas Series Studio C250/EF is an acoustic electric guitar that is extremely easy to record and the laminate flamed maple back and sides are stunning. With its dynamic voice, this Breedlove Atlas is a bold acoustic-electric concert ready to be recorded or plugged in and played out. The L.R. Baggs Stage Pro pickup has an EQ, notch, filter, chromatic tuner and an in-line mute function.