Gibson Songwriter Cutaway Antique Natural Left Handed

What we say:

At A Glance:

Continuing Gibson's prestigious line of acoustic guitars comes the Songwriter Cutaway Antique Natural Left Handed. A fantastic looking instrument, this model is full of classic Gibson features and tone but does not belong to any era of Gibson in particular.

This music making machine is ready and waiting for you to make your mark on the world of music, and it'll be there with you every step of the way!

Features We Love:

Rounded Neck Profile

The 'Rounded' neck profile from Gibson is somewhat larger than their others, such as the 'Slim Taper'. This means that this neck will feel great in your hands while playing, especially over extended periods. Offering great access all across the fretboard, if you prefer a good chunk of timber to hold on to, this could be the one for you!

Fishman Prefix Plus-T

This instrument already has a beautiful natural sound to it and the Fishman Prefix Plus-T is the perfect preamp to do this justice. It has several options to fine-tune your sound so you can have the sound you need in any live or recording situation. With a 12dB cut and boost on the bass, contour and treble plus and onboard tuner, you are set to take this guitar wherever you may need it!

Traditional Bracing

The unique and full tone of this instrument has been created by matching together Gibson's historic bracing patterns dating back to the 1930s with their classic dreadnought shape. It projects well across all frequencies and responds to all playing styles in a way you could only dream of. This makes it the perfect choice for a guitarist who has a lot of variation in their playing style.

Who Is It For?

As the name suggests, it is the ideal guitar for a left handed songwriter and those who want a plugged-in sound just as good as the acoustic tone.

Highlights:

• Rounded neck profile will feel great as you play, especially over longer sets
• Fishman Prefix Plus-T allows for an accurate and finely controlled playing experience
• Crafted to Gibson's usual high standards