Why the Gibson J50 1968 Still Sounds Incredible
I spent some time playing a Gibson J50 1968 the other day, and it reminded me why these late-60s slope-shoulder acoustics are so polarizing yet completely addictive. If you walk into a vintage guitar shop and see one of these sitting on the stand, your eyes are immediately drawn to that clean, natural spruce top and the classic Gibson workhorse aesthetic. But if you're a gear head, you probably also know that 1968 was a bit of a "transition" year for Gibson, which makes finding a good one feel like a rewarding hunt. ...