Gibson 1934 Jumbo Vintage Sunburst

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Gibson 1934 Jumbo Vintage Sunburst
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A Booming Beginning

The guitar that started the legacy of Gibson Jumbo acoustics. When Gibson released the Jumbo in 1934, it was larger than any other guitar Gibson offered, and it made for a remarkable instrument. Only built for two production years, these rare instruments quickly became artist favorites and best represent the Gibson sound heard by world-renowned artists and collectors.


Thoughtfully recreated with a Thermally Aged Adirondack red spruce top, hot hide glue top bracing, mahogany back and sides, traditional 25'' scale length, and a historic-style V neck profile, the Gibson Acoustic Custom Shop is proud to bring back a legend, the 1934 Jumbo.


Features
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Acoustic guitar from the Gibson Custom Shop
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Full solid Advanced Jumbo construction
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Adirondack spruce top with hand-scalloped Advanced X-bracing
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Mahogany back and sides
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Mahogany neck with 'V' profile, rosewood fingerboard and 19 frets
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Waverly nickel tuners
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Single ply binding and single ring soundhole rosette
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AJ pickguard
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Compensated saddle and 44,45 mm wide bone nut
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Nitrocellulose lacquer with vintage sunburst finish
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Case included
Specifications
Gibson 1934 Jumbo Vintage Sunburst
Body
Estilo do corpo da guitarra.
Body Style
Round
Profile used in the construction of the instrument body.
Body Shape
Advanced Jumbo
Defines whether the top is solid or laminated, the type of wood used and/or the finish.
Top
Thermally aged red spruce
Type of wood used for the construction of the instrument's back.
Back
Mahogany
Tipo de madeira usado na construção das costas e ilharga (laterais da guitarra).
Sides
Mahogany
Determina qual é o sistema de travessas utilizado na guitarra, usado de forma a tirar o máximo partido da ressonância natural das cordas.
Bracing
Traditional hand-scalloped Advanced X-bracing, red spruce braces with hide glue
Ornament binding the parts composing the body of the instrument.
Binding
Single-ply top, single-ply back
finishing type for the body of the article. Ex. Glossy, Matte.
Body Finish
Thin Finish Nitrocellulose, VOS
Neck
Describes the curvature type of the neck.
Profile
Historic
Fingerboard length. The measures may vary, depending on the type of guitar. It usually does not exceed 24 frets. There may also be cases of greater spacing between frets on different instruments, providing greater playing comfort.
Scale Length
635.0 mm / 25 in
Indicates the type of material used to manufacture the guitar fingerboard.
Fingerboard Material
Rosewood
Indicates the radius of the scale, the higher the number, the flatter it will be.
Fingerboard Radius
304.8 mm / 12 in
Neck material.
Neck Material
Mahogany
Fret Count
19
Indicates the number and/or type of frets the instrument has. It can specify the type of fret(s): fine, medium, jumbo, or other specs.
Frets
Standard
Indica qual é o material usado para a construcção do pente da guitarra.
Nut Material
Bone
Denotes the width of the guitar nut.
Nut Width
44.45 mm / 1.75 in
Aspeto e/ou material utilizado nas marcações do braço.
Inlays
Mother-of-Pearl Dots
Place where the neck and body come together. It can specify the type of junction.
Joint
Compound Dovetail Neck-to-body
Hardware
A bridge is a device that supports the strings on a stringed musical instrument and transmits the vibration of those strings to another structural component of the instrument.
Bridge
Rectangle, open slot
Material that is used in the saddle of the guitar. Different materials can alter the sustain of the strings themselves.
Saddle Material
Bone
Guitar tuners (tuning pegs). There are various finishes and qualities. The avalaible configurations are usually of 3 + 3 (3 tuners on each side of the head) or the tuners in-line entirely, on one side of the head.
Tuning Machines
Waverly
Piece that protects the finish of the guitar from the pick scratching when playing.
Pickguard
AJ
Covering plate for the adjustment screw of the Truss Rod.
Truss Rod Cover
Black
Indicates if there are pins and/or what material is used for these guitar pins.
Bridge Pins
Bone
Electronics
Pickup discretamente colocado debaixo da ponte, de forma a não interferir com a estética do instrumento.
Under Saddle Pickup
None
Miscellaneous
Indica o calibre das cordas de origem colocadas na guitarra.
Strings Gauge
0.053, 0.042, 0.032, 0.024, 0.016, 0.012
Indica a presença e/ou o tipo de estojo de transporte incluído com o instrumento. Por vezes o estojo não está incluído.
Case
Period Correct Case
Information concerning the accessories included at the time of purchase: AC adaptor, (guitar) picks, tuner, user manual or others.
Accessories
Includes Gibson Accessory Kit