What makes the Gibson SJ-200 so special? The Gibson SJ-200’s Super Jumbo body offers considerably more internal air space than other body shapes, producing a broad, expansive voice with pronounced lows, mids, and highs. Originally developed for players seeking a larger, more commanding acoustic, the SJ-200 has become one of the most recognizable guitars in Gibson history. The maple back and sides found on most SJ-200 models play a key role in shaping its sound. While the large body moves a significant amount of air, maple helps control the low end and adds the shimmer, attack, and projection that have become hallmarks of the SJ-200. The result is a powerful yet balanced voice that remains articulate even under aggressive strumming. That combination of size, projection, and tonal control has made the SJ-200 a staple on stages for generations. While Gibson has produced Super Jumbo models using a variety of tonewoods, the classic maple-bodied SJ-200 remains the sound most closely assoc...