Sold GIBSON HUMMINGBIRD ORIGINAL ELECTRO ACOUSTIC GUITAR WITH BAGGS HIFI DNA IN HERITAGE CHERRY SUNBURST PRE OWNED

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Used – like new
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I bought this Jan 7th 2023 It's in mint condition played in and ready for new home.My hands are to weak to play it.Never been out of my SMOKE FREE home you will not find a better pre owned or even some new Gibsons comes with case and all candy etc.

£2,500

FEATURESHeritage Cherry Sunburst Hummingbird Body - The classic square-shoulder Hummingbird shape in a Heritage Cherry Sunburst finish offers a bold visual statement and a balanced acoustic voice that works across genres, from country and folk to rock and pop.Sitka Spruce Top with Mahogany Back and Sides - A time-honoured tonewood combination that delivers clear highs, warm mids and controlled lows, giving you a versatile sound that responds beautifully whether you are strumming, picking or accompanying vocals.Baggs HiFi DNA Pickup System - The Gibson-exclusive Baggs HiFi DNA system uses dual bridge-plate sensors and optimised preamps to provide a rich, natural amplified tone with excellent gain-before-feedback, ideal for stage and studio use.Comfortable Rounded Neck with Rosewood Fingerboard - A mahogany neck with a Rounded profile, 24.75 inch scale length and rosewood fingerboard offers an inviting, familiar feel that makes chords, bends and melodic runs effortless.SPECIFICATIONSBodyBody Shape: HummingbirdTop Material: Sitka spruceBack Material: MahoganySides Material: MahoganyBody Binding: Multi-ply top, multi-ply backBody Finish: Gloss nitrocellulose lacquerColour: Heritage Cherry SunburstNeckNeck Material: MahoganyNeck Profile: RoundScale Length: 24.75 in / 628.7 mmFingerboard Material: RosewoodFingerboard Radius: 12 inNumber of Frets: 20Nut Material: BoneNut Width: 1.725 in / 43.81 mmInlays: Mother-of-pearl parallelogramsHardwareBridge: Traditional belly-upBridge Material: RosewoodSaddle Material: BoneBridge Pins: TUSQTuning Machines: Gotoh KeystoneTruss Rod Cover: HummingbirdElectronicsPickup System: Baggs HiFi DNAControls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone (soundhole-mounted)CaseCase: Hardshell

£2,500

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Looks lovely.
Never tinkered with a Gibson acoustic - just Martins, Matons and Taylor’s.
 
Yes i had all the msrtins inc 3 D45 ,s plus all the Taylors there to thin for me timnie dound but GiBson seem to be more playable and just produce a great sound imho. Alass it dont matter now im getting old.
 
If only I could play. Beautiful guitar.
 
That's a lovely instrument.... the present Mrs T is a fan of Gibson acoustics - she has a J200 and a Songwriter IIRC, along with a Martin of some description and a Washburn. I'm a drummer so a bit sketchy on the actual models.
She has LR Baggs electrics on one, possibly both of the Gibsons, and rates them highly.
I've shown her this, but she has her heart set on a particular J45...
Good luck with the sale, someone will end up with a beautiful guitar.
 
Yes I had a J45 great but not as nice and silky as the lovley Hummingbird.
 
........ she has a J200 and a Songwriter IIRC, along with a Martin of some description and a Washburn.........

Great minds - I have a Gibson J200, a Martin D28 and a Washburn EA40.......

BUMP for this lovely Hummingbird......:bounce1
 
Great minds - I have a Gibson J200, a Martin D28 and a Washburn EA40.......

BUMP for this lovely Hummingbird......:bounce1
Indeed... I think her Washburn is an EA40 too 🤣
And, just to keep things on track - another BUMP for this fine guitar...
 
Indeed... I think her Washburn is an EA40 too 🤣
And, just to keep things on track - another BUMP for this fine guitar...
I had a D28 for years always poo pooed Gibson but wish I had tried there range earlier I have had many Martins, Taylors, and Gibsons now but never had a Washburn.
 
I had a D28 for years always poo pooed Gibson but wish I had tried there range earlier I have had many Martins, Taylors, and Gibsons now but never had a Washburn.
'Washie', as it's affectionately known, is actually an EA20 (I've checked), not an EA40, but it's probably the one that she'd never sell. It's done hundreds of gigs, plus the rehearsals. Been refretted at least once, needs doing again... financially isn't worth doing another refret on as they're only about £6-700 new (probably wasn't financial sense to do the 1st refret either but hey, it's not the money for this one...), but will probably get done anyway. Has a wear mark to the front where she's worn through the finish - smear of superglue on it to make it more robust in that area... and it was her first 'proper giggable' guitar... Looks a million dollars though with birds-eye maple back and sides... and plays like a dream... apparently...
 
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