Gibson J-35 Custom - How Does it Compare to J-45?

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From the Gibson Custom Shop, this J-35 features the wide X bracing, 24.75" scale, straight line bridge, & Firestripe pick guard & old-style script logo. The wide-x bracing give this guitar great power and projection and the J-35 aesthetics, a great vintage look!
And as a bonus, how does it sound next to the standard Gibson J-45… listen at: 2:30
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GUITAR SPECS:
Back & Side Wood: Mahogany
Body Size: Slope Shoulder Dreadnought
Top Wood: Sitka Spruce
Nut: Bone
Nut Width: 1.77"
Neck Shape: Full Round Profile
Bracing Pattern: Wide "X" Scalloped Braces
Scale Length: 24.75"
Saddle: Bone
Pickup: LR Baggs VTC
Tuners: Grover 3 On a Plate
Case: Gibson Hardshell
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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 37

@1ntrask Год назад

I bought one of these from you guys when you first got them in about three weeks ago. It is fantastic. The shorter scale length makes it so much more comfortable than a typical Dread for me. The neck size is fine, no issues with it at all and I have smallish hands. Thanks to Tyler for his help on this purchase!

@marcreno893 Год назад

@Noel Trask If you don’t mind me asking, what did you pay for the 35?

@austingal9869 Год назад

I have the MV short scale HD28 w 1 11/16 nut. Yes it’s much easier for me to play

@bobg3077 Год назад

I love my 2013 J-35 and despite having other choices including a J-45, the 35 is always my #1 guitar. Great instruments that can really growl.

@seanhopkins3758 Год назад

I am a huge Gibson fan! I noticed right away that the low E and A strings on the J35 have a little more "jangle" to them. I don't think it is better or worse, just different. Both the J35 and J45 are attractive to the eye. I think if push came to shove I would still pick the J45. It's just an all around winner to my ear. Warmer, bolder and classic!!! But the J35 wouldn't be a bad option either.

@truthof7382 Год назад

I think your correct in your assessment. The more open angle of the X brace on the top of the J-35 allows the top to vibrate that much more, effecting the bass response and brilliance of the guitar. I like them both as well.

@texhaines9957 Год назад

I like the J-35 tone. Thanks Quinton and Paul.

@claudiamauro5624 Год назад

Great guitar. I'm a small guitar fan generally, but this boom is so rich, balanced and sweet.

@gui-texzan7477 Год назад

The vintage headstock script logo with tuners is a lot more attractive than the standard J-45.

@trollstjerne Год назад

Sounds good! Always a good day when Acoustic Letter upload another video. Nice work Quinton and Paul 😊👍

@HighColorado Год назад

Musicvilla, AL vids and Gibsons! Happy Halloween!

@michaelstewart2437 Год назад

The beefier J-35 neck improves the low end power too.

@jjmuni Год назад

Quinten, this reddish tone is called mahogany I guess. Beside my love for not only Gibson guitars I live and work with Irish Red Setter dogs. That’s some mahogany right there. Very fine guitars and still I dig your playing.

@JonnyBoss83 Год назад

I love Gibson acoustic guitars. I love Martin and Taylor too... Just love Gibson (especially J200s) a little bit more.

@themusicexperiment3471 Год назад

I’d definitely pick the J45

@saltwatersaddletramp7229 Год назад

Classic beauty and great sounding guitar.

@NicholasANappiNick Год назад

35 dollars outrageous

@multipipi1234 Год назад

Thank you from George Armstrong.

@multipipi1234 Год назад

Thank you....I'd love to get down..but Im in a mess right now.

@freddieblue6351 Год назад

I like the J-35 more, it has a bluegrass kind of chugging tone, more guts. The natural colour with the fire stripe pick guard looks great in person.

@gertjonker4180 Год назад

Great guitars. J45 definitely if i could.

@PaulGarnerBlueskiwi Год назад

rocking the crocs...

@yelgerramirez Год назад

Try the LL series from Yamaha for example the LL16D

@channel1111official Год назад

J45 all day.....and night!!

@soofitnsexy Год назад

mid day??

@frogblues Год назад

@@soofitnsexy more mids on the 35

@LPCustom3 Год назад

So you drove a couple of miles up the road and picked these up…

@rzh3443 Год назад

J45 has more low end guts I think.

@tomformanek3312 Год назад

Funny. I have an Epi Masterbilt AJ45ME in ebony. It reminds me more of a J35 voicing. Has the growl and the punchier midrange and treble of the J35. I am putting a white AJ pickguard on too, so it will be perfect.

@MrCrystalcranium Год назад

If you like loud and brassy, then these Gibson "Dreds" are perfect but I prefer Martin's full size guitars that have less clang at the top and more woody D string resonance than these cannons. If you want to play a klaxon horn, you choose one of these...if you want a French Horn they can hear on the other side of the woods, then you go with the Martin. It's a style preference as individual as players are.

@richardlucascronley5128 Год назад

It doesn’t get more woody than a J45. Was a Martin fanboy for years but now my one and only is a j45. It won over hd28v, d18, ceo7, and d35.

@MrCrystalcranium Год назад

@@richardlucascronley5128 Geeetar choice and what a player hears is so variable. As a builder of acoustics, I'm fascinated by the methods manufacturers use so guitars of a particular model sound so similar. About 80% of that is keeping design, shape, wood species and construction exactly the same but the remaining 20% is more like art. Brace design and scalloping affect sound more than anything else...at least to my ear.

@soofitnsexy Год назад

@@richardlucascronley5128 what kind of j 45 did u get?? thanks