Gibson Acoustic J-200 Standard

At some point around or after 1979, he acquired at least one additional sunburst Gibson J-200, a model from 1955–1961, with open “moustache” bridge, which was used for studio work (see photo at bottom). Around 1989 (Iron Man era), Pete switched to using Takamines and other acoustic guitars in the gibson sj 200 price
 studio, at which time the original Gibson J-200 deteriorated (see story, below), though was subsequently repaired. With the opening of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, Pete donated this guitar, where it is on display at present. This "King of the Flat Tops" features a loud, clear voice for both strumming and delicate fingerpicking, thanks to its AAA solid Sitka spruce top and AAA maple back and sides. A set of premium onboard electronics brings the J-200 Standard's rich tone to the stage or studio with class, and its graduated crown inlays, adorning the rosewood fingerboard, provide an air of elegance. You'll find the perfect blend of classic and modern, with the Gibson J-200 Standard.