This is a 1969 J-50 based on its serial number.

It features a 39mm narrow neck that fits comfortably in the hand, and a 14° headstock angle with relaxed tension, making it easy to play. The bridge has been replaced with a fixed saddle type.

There is a crack near the binding on the lower left of the top, likely from an impact, but it has been patched and repaired securely from the back. Additionally, there is a chip on the 6th string side of the nut. Currently, there are no issues affecting playability. There are numerous small scratches and dents, and the finish shows signs of aging, including fine cracks, but no other cracks in the wood or repair marks are visible. There is also no history of pickups being installed. The tuners and pickguard are believed to be original.

The neck condition is normal, with string height at the 12th fret measuring 2.5mm for the 6th string and 1.8mm for the 1st string. There is ample room for adjustment on the saddle as well.

While delivering a strong attack, its rich bass and reverb-like tone remain expressive even at low volumes. It possesses a quintessential vintage sound.

An old genuine Gibson hard case is included, though it is uncertain if it is original to the guitar.

Top:Solid Spruce
Side:Mahogany
Back:Mahogany
Neck:Mahogany
Pick up:none
Nut width:39mm
Scale:628.65mm
Case:Hard Case