Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, was an owner and frequent user of multiple Gibson SJ-200 acoustic guitars - the "King of the Flat-Tops." The new Gibson Elvis SJ-200 is based on a guitar that was given to Elvis as a gift at a recording session at Studio B in Nashville in the mid-1960s. He used the guitar for numerous live performances. Elvis gave it to his aide and close friend Marty Lacker at Graceland in 1976. The Elvis SJ-200 features a maple back, sides, and neck, as well as a Sitka spruce top. It also has all of the attractive SJ-200 touches, including mother of pearl inlays, and the iconic Moustache bridge and graduated crown inlays. A hardshell case is included.

Shape: SJ-200
Material: Maple
Back & Sides: Maple
Top: Sitka Spruce
Binding: 5-ply Top, 3-ply Back and Headstock, Single ply Fingerboard
Neck: 2-piece Maple with Walnut Stringer
Profile: Round
Nut width: 1.725" / 43.815mm
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
Scale length: 25.5" / 647.7mm
Number of frets: 20
Nut: Bone
Inlay: Mother of Pearl Graduated Crowns
Bridge: SJ-200 Rosewood Moustache, with Mother of Pearl Hourglass and Teardrop Inlays
Tuners: Keystone Waffleback
Plating: Gold
Case: Gibson Hardshell