What does a $4,500 acoustic guitar sound like?!

In this play through of the 2015 Gibson Custom Shop Sheryl Crow SJ Supreme Special, Julian gives us some examples of some nice fingerpicking tones, as well as some big strumming. This guitar does both incredibly well.
Link to purchase this guitar - bit.ly/3SlRk8r
Details about this guitar:
Make: Gibson
Model: Custom Shop Sheryl Crow SJ
Year: 2015
Condition: Excellent
Color: Sunburst
Case: Gibson Hard Case
Pickups: Amulet Pickup
Scale Length: 24.75"
Radius: 12"
Frets: 20
Notes: This stunning Gibson Custom Shop Sheryl Crow SJ Special Edition is an incredible acoustic! With a beautiful Adirondack Red Spruce Top, a tight grained Mahogany back, sides and neck and a beautiful Rosewood fretboard and bridge. The Neck feels and plays wonderfully and a great resonance overall from the guitar. This guitar is the 1930's Gibson Wide X Bracing for a fuller more articulate sound. As well as the simple and sleek straight bridge. The Nut and Saddle has been upgraded to bone and the guitar has been professionally setup. With upgraded Vintage Style Tuners, parallelogram inlays, banner and script head stock logo. This guitar also includes the Gibson Custom Shop COA. The Gibson Custom Shop did not miss a single detail on this stunning acoustic!

[@kimwestwood8840]

Sounds great. Mic it at the bridge

[@paisteplayer1040]

Today you can get a $1200 acoustic that sounds as good as a $4K one does

[@robertbaker3174]

I have only had one acoustic guitar in 48 years. It has some problems and can't be restored. Any suggestions? I'm leaning towards another Alvarez.

[@paisteplayer1040]

@@robertbaker3174 Eastman, PRS acoustics sound amazing.. If you can find a epiphone masterbilt aj series.

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