Colección: Gibson Super Jumbo

No acoustic guitar makes a bigger, bolder statement. Gibson Jumbos and Super Jumbos have made waves since the 1930s and still bring the house down. Learn more about Gibson Jumbo & Super Jumbo guitars.

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If you’re the type who always wants the biggest and the best, you’re in the right place.

Jumbo acoustic guitars are the ultimate expression of the acoustic guitar. They’re enormous—not only in size but in sound and personality. Jumbo and Super Jumbo guitars fill every room with a rich, warm, booming sound that can capture an audience’s attention within seconds of starting a song.

The Jumbo acoustic guitar first hit the stage in the 1930s as guitar players transitioned from small parlors to larger bars and clubs. As the performance spaces grew, the guitars had to do the same to keep up. Loud rooms and louder crowds necessitated a bigger guitar that could deliver volume and punch.

And deliver they did. Jumbos are different from dreadnought acoustic guitars as they are known for their loud yet expressive sound, singing sustain, and deep, resonant tone. In later years, Jumbo acoustic guitars became associated with Western music, making them the classic “cowboy guitar.”

Today, the Jumbo is anything but genre-specific. With a personality this big, Jumbo guitars can hold their own in practically any setting. Whether you play folk, jazz, rock ’n’ roll, or R&B, you’ll feel comfortable with a jumbo or Super Jumbo in your hands.

As the pioneer of the Jumbo and Super Jumbo guitars, no one knows these sonic juggernauts like Gibson.

Take the Gibson SJ-200™: a classic example of the Super Jumbo. With its ornate bridge and gorgeous blocky inlays, you’ll feel like you’re stepping back in time. The only difference today is the presence of electronics; some SJ-200 models come with a built-in pickup, allowing you to plug in and play wherever you go.

For something a touch smaller (though no less powerful), there’s the Gibson J-185, with its impeccable sonic balance. An incredible instrument in its own right, this acoustic guitar has been a tried-and-true classic since its release in the 1950s.

Now’s your chance to go big or go home. With the SJ-200, J-185, and other Jumbo-style guitars on offer, Gibson gives you the opportunity to own an extraordinary instrument. Shop Jumbo and Super Jumbo guitars today.