Gibson Hummingbird Standard Rosewood EC

Since its release in 1960, the Gibson Hummingbird has captivated thousands of guitarists with its warm, sweet, velvety tone and distinctive appearance.

This version features a back and sides made of rosewood, a material that enhances the instrument's emphasis on low and high frequencies, resulting in an overall fuller and more powerful sound, although less defined compared to the traditional Hummingbird Standard, which has a mahogany back and sides.

The electronics are the L.R. Baggs Element VTC, with Volume and Tone controls located inside the soundhole, capable of producing a truly faithful and high-quality amplified tone.