All the powerful tone you need in a comfortable grand concert body.

The Gibson CSM Grand Concert acoustic guitar from the Songmaker series features a J-45 headstock, the rosette of the SJ-200, the pickguard from the Blues King, and the bridge from the Woody Guthrie Southern Jumbo. Gibson blended these timeless features with two classic body styles the legendary dreadnought and the grand concert, and three traditional guitar-making woods—quilted maple, mahogany, and rosewood—creating a series of guitars for every personal preference.

This Gibson guitar is made using solid woods and sports features such as Gibson's traditional scalloped bracing, double-acting truss rod, and premium Sitka spruce top. Other significant appointments include solid mahogany back and sides, a solid mahogany, 25-1/2-inch scale neck with an ebony fingerboard, white boltaron binding, genuine mother of pearl dot inlays, chrome hardware, and Tusq saddles, nuts, and bridge pins. The headstock and peghead carry the Gibson logo in silk-screened gold letters. Comes with its own standard hardshell guitar case from Gibson Acoustic.

Proudly made by Gibson Acoustic in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.

Gibson Songmaker Series CSM Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar Includes:

• Gibson hardshell case

Solid spruce and solid mahogany come together in this tasty Gibson tonal feast. Order today.

Gibson Songmaker Series CSM Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar Specifications:

• Body
• Body Style: Grand Concert
• Top Species: Solid Spruce
• Back and Sides: Solid Mahogany
• Body Binding: White
  
  Neck
• Species: Solid Mahogany
• Scale: 25.5
• Profile: D
  
  Fingerboard
• Species: Ebony
• Binding: White
• Inlay: Abalone Dot
• Nut Width: 1.75
• Nut Material: Tusq
  
  Bridge
• Bridge: Ebony
• Pins: White
  
  Hardware
• Tuners: Chrome Gibsons
• Pickguard: Tortoise Shell
  
  Case: Gibson Hardshell

Gibson Songmaker Series CSM Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar

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