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Now this is really gonna mess you guys up. As you know or have seen I've owned some pretty messed up guitars such as the j45 mystic rosewood most of you didn't agree with the rosewood on a j45 well check this out.

I just bought an adi/hog aj lol but to me it's beautiful

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I haven't got it yet but ill fill ya in when she's here

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Motherofpearl, I think you are just trying to mess with mymind!! (It doesn’t take much either!) So it’s kind of a long scale j45TV –almost??, or is it an AJ trying to become a j45, or is it a j45 trying tobecome an AJ??

 

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Haha ya I'm confused too. Ill tell you what I went through buying this one. I had a Martin d41 and after owning 2 rosewood guitars and not bonding with them I went on the hunt for a slope with mahogany or walnut. I have always wanted an aj never had a great opportunity to get one and this one kind of fell in my lap. I had a j45 tv and loved it. So now I get one that's got the same specs just in bigger form.

Plus I love the honeyburst

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Haha ya I'm confused too. Ill tell you what I went through buying this one. I had a Martin d41 and after owning 2 rosewood guitars and not bonding with them I went on the hunt for a slope with mahogany or walnut. I have always wanted an aj never had a great opportunity to get one and this one kind of fell in my lap. I had a j45 tv and loved it. So now I get one that's got the same specs just in bigger form.

Plus I love the honeyburst

 

 

I suspect the modern AJ and the modern J-45 share the same body as all the Gibson slopes, despite the slight differences in the original versions. So now you've got a mahogany AJ? Is it short scale as well?

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No nick long scale. 45 and aj bracing is different though? I thought anyway

 

Bozeman-made AJ's and J-35's have the same bracing, but are usually different scales (there are some short-scale AJ's).

 

Bozeman-made AJ's and J-45's always have different back bracing. Top bracing varies by model of J-45; for instance, J-45 TV has same top bracing as AJ. Bozeman J-45's are always short-scale to my knowledge. In the Kalamazoo days, Gibson made a long-scale J-45, which it badged as the Epiphone Texan.

 

Lovely guitar, Motherofpearl. Hope it sounds great, too. Enjoy!

 

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I suspect the modern AJ and the modern J-45 share the same body as all the Gibson slopes, despite the slight differences in the original versions. So now you've got a mahogany AJ? Is it short scale as well?

 

 

They actually are different shapes these days. Confirmed by Bozeman. I have seen the different molds too.

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I normally is an active lr baggs but this one has a different saddle any reccomendations

Good candidate for under bridge - like the K&K or the new Trance Amulet "M" (mono) that is coming out - surely will be less $$$ than the stereo version. Somewhere in my head, October 16 sounds like it might be the release date? Nothing yet on the Trance website, but their FB page is abuzz... You might have timed this perfectly !

Its on here now! http://tranceaudio.com/amuletm.html

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Great Dan thanks. I'm think ill wait for that amulet mono seems like a great PU at a fair price. Where do you get them? Off the website?

Good candidate for under bridge - like the K&K or the new Trance Amulet "M" (mono) that is coming out - surely will be less $$$ than the stereo version. Somewhere in my head, October 16 sounds like it might be the release date? Nothing yet on the Trance website, but their FB page is abuzz... You might have timed this perfectly !

Its on here now! http://tranceaudio.com/amuletm.html

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