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Full-length view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, standing upright in front of its open, black hard case.
01 / 20Full-length view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, standing upright in front of its open, black hard case.
Full front view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, white binding, and chrome tuners.
02 / 20Full front view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, white binding, and chrome tuners.
Full front view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, showing the fretboard, soundhole, and bridge.
03 / 20Full front view of a cherry red acoustic guitar with a dark pickguard, showing the fretboard, soundhole, and bridge.
The full back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar is shown, with a glossy, deep red body and neck, and chrome tuners.
04 / 20The full back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar is shown, with a glossy, deep red body and neck, and chrome tuners.
The full back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar is visible, showing the wood grain and cream binding along the edges.
05 / 20The full back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar is visible, showing the wood grain and cream binding along the edges.
Close-up of a black headstock with six chrome tuners, a white truss rod cover, and light-colored strings.
06 / 20Close-up of a black headstock with six chrome tuners, a white truss rod cover, and light-colored strings.
The back of a cherry red headstock and neck, showing six chrome tuners with kidney bean buttons.
07 / 20The back of a cherry red headstock and neck, showing six chrome tuners with kidney bean buttons.
The cherry red acoustic guitar is angled from the lower bout, showing the glossy finish, black pickguard, and white binding.
08 / 20The cherry red acoustic guitar is angled from the lower bout, showing the glossy finish, black pickguard, and white binding.
The cherry red acoustic guitar, with a dark pickguard and cream binding, is angled to show the body and part of the fretboard.
09 / 20The cherry red acoustic guitar, with a dark pickguard and cream binding, is angled to show the body and part of the fretboard.
Close-up of a cherry red acoustic guitar, showing the body, soundhole, pickguard, bridge, and lower fretboard from an angle.
10 / 20Close-up of a cherry red acoustic guitar, showing the body, soundhole, pickguard, bridge, and lower fretboard from an angle.
The left-handed cherry acoustic guitar's body is angled, showing its glossy red top, dark wood sides, and cream binding.
11 / 20The left-handed cherry acoustic guitar's body is angled, showing its glossy red top, dark wood sides, and cream binding.
The back of a cherry-finished acoustic guitar, showing the grain, cream binding, and a dark endpin jack on the lower bout.
12 / 20The back of a cherry-finished acoustic guitar, showing the grain, cream binding, and a dark endpin jack on the lower bout.
The back of the cherry red acoustic guitar, with visible wood grain, is angled from the upper left to the lower right, showing cream binding.
13 / 20The back of the cherry red acoustic guitar, with visible wood grain, is angled from the upper left to the lower right, showing cream binding.
The back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar, showing the body's grain and cream binding, with a glimpse of the neck heel.
14 / 20The back of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar, showing the body's grain and cream binding, with a glimpse of the neck heel.
The back of a cherry-finished acoustic guitar with visible wood grain and cream binding, angled from the lower bout to the upper.
15 / 20The back of a cherry-finished acoustic guitar with visible wood grain and cream binding, angled from the lower bout to the upper.
A digital caliper measures the nut width of the guitar, displaying "1.71" inches, with strings visible below.
16 / 20A digital caliper measures the nut width of the guitar, displaying "1.71" inches, with strings visible below.
A digital caliper measuring the action of the guitar strings above the fretboard, displaying "0.87" on its screen.
17 / 20A digital caliper measuring the action of the guitar strings above the fretboard, displaying "0.87" on its screen.
A digital caliper with a 0.96mm reading is measuring the string height above the fretboard of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar.
18 / 20A digital caliper with a 0.96mm reading is measuring the string height above the fretboard of the cherry-finished acoustic guitar.
The guitar's cherry red body, with cream binding, is shown resting on a soft case, next to a digital scale displaying "4.10".
19 / 20The guitar's cherry red body, with cream binding, is shown resting on a soft case, next to a digital scale displaying "4.10".
Close-up of the guitar's interior label, showing "J-45 STANDARD" and "20086104" on a light wood grain background.
20 / 20Close-up of the guitar's interior label, showing "J-45 STANDARD" and "20086104" on a light wood grain background.

Gibson

2025 Gibson J-45 Standard Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric | Cherry Finish W/OHSC

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2025 Gibson J-45 Standard Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric | Cherry Finish W/OHSC

This Item Is Located At IVG Burbank

Brand New From Gibson On Display In Our Shop (Please See Photos)

Made In USA

This Is A Left-Handed Instrument

Acoustic-Electric Guitar

Cherry Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish

Sitka Spruce Top with Traditional Scalloped X Bracing

Mahogany Back and Sides

Slim Taper Profile Mahogany Neck

Rosewood Fretboard

24 3/4" Scale Length

Multi Ply Top Binding, Single Ply Back Binding

Mother of Pearl Dot Inlays

Nickel Grover Rotomatic Tuners

L.R. Baggs VTC Electronics

Weight: 4lbs 10oz

Nut Width: 1.71"

1st Fret Neck Depth: .87" | 10th Fret Neck Depth: .96"

Comes With Original Hardshell Case And Case Candy

 

This is a left-handed Gibson J-45 Standard in a Cherry finish. The J-45 has been Gibson's top-selling acoustic guitar for years. Nicknamed "The Workhorse" and first introduced in 1942, Gibson's most popular acoustic is now the icon of its round-shoulder, dreadnought line, world renowned for its full, balanced expression, warm bass, and excellent projection. Subtle changes to the bracing of its predecessor—the J-35—made Gibson's J-45 one of most technically advanced guitars of its time. The Sitka Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides provide all of the great tone Gibson's dreadnoughts are known for, and the L.R. Baggs VTC electronics ensure your tone is carried over when you plug in!

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