The Gibson J-200
Jumbo Series

	TOP	Hand Selected "AAA" Solid Sitka Spruce
	BACK AND SIDES	Hand Selected "AAA" Eastern Flamed Maple
	FINGERBOARD/INLAY	Rosewood/Mother of Pearl Crown Position Markers
	BRIDGE	Rosewood Moustache™ /Mother of Pearl
	PICKGUARD	Mother of Pearl Dot Inlay and Engraved Flowers
	BINDING	Multiple Bound Body/Single Bound Fingerboard and Headstock
	TUNERS	Gold Vintage Keystone
	SCALE	25 1/2"
	FINISH	Antique Natural Lacquer
	CASE	Custom Arch-top Hardshell

The J-200 made a splashing debut in 1937 as the Super Jumbo; the biggest and fanciest flat top guitar Gibson had ever made. It was so "over the top" that it was catalogued as a custom model, individually made to the customer's personal tastes. Cowboy singing star Ray Whitley Brought his to Hollywood, and Gene Autrey, Tex Ritter, and Ray Corrigan each had to have one of his own.

In the years following World War II, the J-200's huge crisp, cutting edge sound attracted the "Who's Who" in the music world, including Bob Dylan and Elvis. Today the J-200 is an American icon, and is known worldwide as the "King of the Flat-Tops."

Artists who have played the J-200 include John Sebastian, Clint Black, Emmylou Harris, Motley Crue, The Eagles, Vince Gill, Jimmy Page, Soul Asylum, and literally countless others.