I don't agree with you. I released two Gibson hummingbirds, both with strong voices. I like them very much. Billie, the lead singer of Green Day, used this. In my impression, Avril Ramona Lavigne often chose G's hummingbird. I really haven't touched this one you mentioned. After all, I haven't seen G's piano much, and I can't help you. On Gibson official website, I described him as "a balanced warm tone, crystal clear height and steadiness", which seemed to mean that his voice was warm.

If you buy it, I suggest you choose Martin, because the brand Martin defines the timbre of folk guitar. Martin's voice has never been controversial. Having a Martin can be said to be the dream of countless acoustic guitarists. At this price, Martin's entry-level product D 1 can just win. As long as you hold it in your hand, you will know his beauty. By contrast, when the Martin family started making musical instruments, Mr Gibson was a worker in a shoe store. Of course, I'm not belittling Gibson.

In addition, Taylor can also do it, because if it is around 1W, Taylor seems to have a larger choice in my impression.

Then you can be Martin. At least Martin won't make you regret it.