Gibson J35 "1936" 2022

This is the Custom Shop J35 in current production.
The J35 evolved from the original Jumbo, and preceded the iconic J45. Nicely built - Thermally aged Red Spruce top, mahogany back and sides, hide glue construction, open slot bridge.
Strumming 0:01 Flatpicking 1:28 Fingerpicking 2:27 Capo 3:29
Recorded with Shure KSM32, Focusrite Saffire Pro 40, Logic Pro, no additional processing.
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[@davidmccright3828]

Special playing on the capo section! Thanks!

[@davidmccright7768]

Really enjoyed your playing with the capo! Thanks!

[@alexandergriggs9934]

I have a southern jumbo. Just tried one of these. Much more alive, probably due to the torrified top, thinner finish and wider bracing. The SJ might be going.

[@gibby6904]

Looks great! Would go well with my 2017 natural j35!

[@trebleclef169]

I would bet that this is built like my original 1937 J-35, with three unscalloped tone bars under the top. These newer models might not have the V-necks though.

[@stephanelaffon2529]

Hi Ian; could you give us your honest opinion : how does it compare to a regular j 45 like the 50s original ?

[@lauterpopmusic5284]

Yes, I’d like to know this as well

[@glazier5150]

Red spruce & mahogany belong together.

[@theawesomeslimes]

yea it’s magical. i wish Ian could demo the nathaniel rateliff lg-2 as its the same tonewoods

[@Whitty43]

Nice guitar, not sure on the logo mind you!