Hummingbird

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The Hummingbird is a renowned Gibson acoustic guitar model known for its square-shouldered dreadnought body, ornate pickguard, and rich, balanced tone favored by many singer-songwriters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf acoustic guitar model ⓘ
associatedBrand Gibson Acoustic ⓘ
backAndSidesWood mahogany ⓘ
bodyFinish gloss nitrocellulose lacquer ⓘ
bodyShape square-shouldered dreadnought ⓘ
bodyStyle flat-top ⓘ
bracing X-bracing ⓘ
bridgePinsMaterial plastic or bone depending on model ⓘ
bridgeType fixed acoustic bridge ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
famousUsers Chris Cornell ⓘ
Gram Parsons ⓘ
Keith Richards ⓘ
Mick Jagger ⓘ
Sheryl Crow ⓘ
fingerboardWood rosewood ⓘ
frets 20 ⓘ
hasVariants Gibson Hummingbird Artist ⓘ
Gibson Hummingbird Pro ⓘ
Gibson Hummingbird Standard ⓘ
Gibson Hummingbird Studio ⓘ
Gibson Hummingbird Vintage ⓘ
headstockShape Gibson open-book headstock ⓘ
inlays mother-of-pearl parallelogram inlays ⓘ
introducedIn 1960 ⓘ
manufacturer Gibson ⓘ
marketPosition high-end acoustic guitar ⓘ
musicGenres country ⓘ
folk ⓘ
pop ⓘ
rock ⓘ
neckJoint dovetail neck joint ⓘ
neckProfile rounded profile ⓘ
neckWood mahogany ⓘ
notableFeature ornate engraved pickguard ⓘ
rich balanced tone favored by singer-songwriters ⓘ
square-shouldered dreadnought body ⓘ
numberOfStrings 6 ⓘ
nutWidth approximately 1.725 inches ⓘ
pickguardMotif hummingbird and floral design ⓘ
pickguardType ornate engraved pickguard ⓘ
productionStatus in continuous production with variations since 1960 ⓘ
productType steel-string acoustic guitar ⓘ
scaleLength 24.75 inches ⓘ
soundCharacter clear trebles ⓘ
rich balanced tone ⓘ
strong midrange ⓘ
warm bass response ⓘ
stringType steel ⓘ
topWood spruce ⓘ
typicalTopColor cherry sunburst ⓘ
heritage cherry sunburst ⓘ
typicalUse accompaniment for singer-songwriters ⓘ
light fingerpicking ⓘ
strumming ⓘ

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