"Combining the body of the much loved L-5 CES with the neck and longer peghead of the Super 400, the Super V CES is a sophisticated jazz instrument in its own right. Hand crafted from the finest spruce, maple, and ebony, the Super V CES delivers the kind of penetrating attack, enormous projection and full-bodied tone that has been a Gibson trademark since they pioneered the f-hole archtop in 1923. The Super V CES features Gibson's special adjustable finger tailpiece, which allows guitarists to adjust the down pressure on the bridge for each individual string ensuring pure acoustic sonority and constant tension no matter what gauge of strings [are chosen]" (http://www.gibson.com/products/custom/1995/ltdr/ltdr2.html). The BJB model (1979-1983) is much rarer than the standard Super V CES, which was itself in limited production between 1978 and 1993.