What about Garrison Guitars? Garrison G-30 all solid acoustic guitar with K&K Pure Mini System

Garrison Guitars was a guitar manufacturing company originally founded by Chris Griffiths in Canada in 1999. The company became a subsidiary of Gibson in 2007, and its factory in St. John's was closed in 2010 (Wikipedia).

Garrison Guitars are crafted using the latest technologies and innovations including the Griffiths Active Bracing System (GABS), a revolutionary method of guitar construction that took over six years to perfect. The single unit brace combines all the acoustic guitar''s top braces into a single unit, allowing the resonance to have an uninterrupted path of travel throughout the instrument, and providing enhanced structural stability. Offering a wide range of price points, the G Series features all solid woods, hard shell cases, bolt on necks and UV finishes in a variety of wood combinations. The AG Series is an affordable line that also uses the patented bracing system technology. The bracing system offered also a cheaper production of these instruments.

On July 3, 2007, Gibson Guitar Corporation announced its acquisition of Garrison Guitars. The acquisition was to "further Gibson's expansion in the acoustic guitar market offering a new series of Gibson brand acoustic guitars aimed at the median price point" by converting the Garrison factory to produce Gibson's Songmaker series of acoustic guitars. Gibson did not carry forward with the GABS in their Songmaker series, and ended production around 2010, closing down the former Garrison factory in Canada (Wikipedia).

I think this guitar is from the late produced of 2005/06 because of the serial number.