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About Gibson Dove

Gibson Dove is a square-shouldered dreadnought guitar made by Gibson since 1962. It's most visually striking feature and the easiest way to identify it is the classic mother-of-pearl dove on the engraved pickguard. It also feautes split parallelogram inlays on it's 25.5" scale neck, and dove inlays in it's bridge, making for a very classy looking guitar. Gibson Dove features maple wood with a Spruce top for a sound that is bright and punchy with a robust low end, making it a great choice to stand out in a mix. Many of the newer Gibson Dove models feature LR Baggs pickup systems, allowing for amplified playing.

Why Should I Choose a Gibson Dove Guitar?

  • A classic design from 1962
  • Bright punchy tone
  • Phenomenal looks

Frequently Asked Questions about Gibson Dove

Question: What is a Gibson Dove?
Gibson Dove is a square-shouldered dreadnought guitar with a 25.5" scale length and maple back and sides. It is visually distinct for it's engraved pickguard featuring an image of a dove.
Question: What are some famous Gibson Dove players?
Gibson Dove has been played by a wide range of musicians including Tom Petty, Elvis Presley, KT Tunstall, Mike McCready, Dave Grohl and Keith Richards.
Question: How to date a Gibson Dove?
To find out the date of production of a Gibson Dove you should find the serial number on the label inside the soundhole and check this against Gibson's database.
Question: Where are Gibson Dove guitars made?
Gibson Doves are currently made at Gibson's acoustic factory in Bozeman, Montana in the USA. They were previously made in Kalamazoo, Michigan.