Miranda Lambert has teamed up with Gibson for her first signature guitar, called the Miranda Lambert Bluebird.
A variation of the iconic Gibson Hummingbird, the Miranda Lambert Bluebird features a square shoulder mahogany body with a Sitka spruce top and a striking Bluebonnet nitrocellulose lacquer finish celebrating the official flower of Lambert's home state of Texas.
A custom Bluebird pick guard is inspired by her chart-topping song of the same name. The L.R. Baggs VTC electronics make this exceptional guitar stage and studio ready in a hard-shell case.
The custom-made guitar, hand-crafted at the Gibson Acoustic factory in Bozeman, Montana, is priced at $4,649.
"I have been playing Gibson acoustic guitars for so long now, so to be able to partner with such an iconic brand to create my own version of the classic Hummingbird is a dream come true," Lambert said in a press release.
She added, "I hope this encourages musicians everywhere - especially young girls - to pick up a Bluebird and chase the same dream that guitars have made come true for me."
(Photo: Ben Tsui)
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