Incredible acoustic guitar. I have owned many of the most sought after vintage acoustics and this is one of my final 5. So light, so detailed. The decades of mojo fly freely from this early 1935 conversion Roy Smeck Stage De Luxe. The neck is over 2" wide at the nut and I don't own an easier to play acoustic.

I've had my Martin authorized luthier spend some time inside this guitar, properly treating the minor cracks, everything is rock solid and nothing is compromising the tone or resonance. The neck is in superb shape and position, no problems. Action is beautiful, low with room for finger picking and expression. Right where you want it.

I am wide open to questions and would like to help find a rightful new owner for this timeless gem. I have had her in the recording studio for many albums and can send examples along if you'd like to hear.

Included vintage 1960s/70s hard shell case is a superb fit.

I always ship correctly and quickly, many vintage instrument sales always done right.

Best,

Bob

Gibson Roy Smeck Stage De Luxe with Factory Order Number (FON) batch 64 A dates to early 1935. This highly-coveted vintage acoustic features a slope-shouldered jumbo body, red spruce top, and mahogany back/sides, originally built with a 12-fret neck for Hawaiian lap-style playing.

Key DetailsModel: Gibson Roy Smeck Stage De LuxeFON Batch: 64 A (first notated batch of 1935)Body Style: Slope-shouldered large jumbo (precursor to the J-45)Woods: Red spruce (adirondack) top, mahogany back and sidesOriginal Setup: 12-fret neck with flush painted or inlaid lines instead of physical metal frets for slide/lap playing.