Gibson SJ-200 Standard VS

What's more, the J-200 Standard's graduated crown inlays are made of genuine mother-of-pearl and inserted into the fingerboard using a special process that eliminates gaps gibson sj 200 long and mcquade
 and doesn't require ?fillers. The fingerboard also sports a rolled edge, instead of the usual right angle, and is slightly beveled for an extremely smooth and comfortable feel, enhancing the J-200 Standard's playability. The lightweight bracing pattern inside the J-200 Standard—the same pattern used in Gibson’s first Super Jumbo in 1937—is constructed to support and strengthen a very large surface, thus allowing the top more freedom of movement to vibrate and project sound. The placement of the braces inside the J-200 also creates powerful, deep lows with full frequency range, producing the incredibly balanced, huge sound Gibson’s Super Jumbos are so noted for. 1955 Gibson J-200 guitar specs: Model name shortened to "J-200", laminated back and sides, molded pickguard with flower motif changed slightly with no engraved border around pickguard (the molded pickguard was less expensive to make than the previously engraved pickguard).