In a celebration of its 130-year legacy, Gibson, the legendary global instrument brand, proudly introduces the Johnny Cash SJ-200 and Rosanne Cash J-185 from Gibson Custom—a pair of extraordinary limited edition acoustics that have already become coveted treasures for collectors and music aficionados worldwide. The Johnny Cash SJ-200, a rare, handcrafted recreation of Johnny’s iconic late 1950s model, stands as a powerful tribute to the Man in Black’s enduring influence on music. Meanwhile, the Rosanne Cash J-185, meticulously crafted in collaboration with Rosanne Cash and Gibson’s master luthiers in Bozeman, Montana, embodies the rich musical heritage she carries forward. These exceptional guitars are now available at authorized Gibson Custom dealers and on Gibson’s official website, offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of music history.
“Guitars were always around in the house and my Dad would always have a guitar in his lap, even if he wasn’t playing it. It speaks to…personal, professional legacy…it is so essential to my family. I have known that guitar, my Dad’s Gibson, for so many years. That guitar is part of Dad.
The instrument is not just a vehicle, instruments have different songs in them. I think great art lasts forever and I do hope these get passed down to children, grandchildren, and on and on and on.”
-Rosanne Cash
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