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From its carved maple top to its stockpile of premium features, the Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s is ready to rock. Burstbucker pickups and handwired electronics deliver a massive tone arsenal. And you’ll enjoy effortless playability courtesy of...

There is no guitar more emblematic of the Gibson brand than the 1959 Les Paul Standard. When it was introduced, it was not a successful model; fewer than 650 units were sold. However, over the years, it was chosen as an instrument by guitarists of...

1956 was the only full year in which the Les Paul model featured the powerful P-90 pickup pairing and adjustable ABR-1 bridge setup — a combination that allowed the Les Paul model to intonate, sustain, and thrill like never before. This Gibson...

This Gibson Custom 1968 Les Paul Custom Reissue AAA Flame Top Super 400 Inlays is a special production crafted by the Gibson Custom Shop in limited quantities. An exceptional instrument with a '70s vibe and a distinctive look. Specifically, it is a...

The Gibson SG Standard '61 is a return to its roots. It encapsulates all the specifications loved by guitarists around the world from the original SG of 1961. Specifically, it features a Slim Taper neck profile that is very fast, and a neck-to-body...

The new Gibson Les Paul Standard is a return to its roots. The Les Paul Standard model reverts to being the traditional Les Paul, featuring all the technical details of the Golden Era. In particular, this version is inspired by the Les Pauls of the...

From its carved maple top to its stockpile of premium features, the Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s is ready to rock. Burstbucker pickups and handwired electronics deliver a massive tone arsenal. And you’ll enjoy effortless playability courtesy of...

The ES-335 model is one of the most recognisable in Gibson’s iconic instrument range. Considered by many as the quintessential semi-hollow guitar, this beautiful Custom Shop 1964 VOS model recaptures the essence of these timeless instruments. Sure...

Since the introduction of the J-45 in 1942, Gibson have used a mahogany back and sides with a luscious Sitka spruce top. Its rounded shoulder design offers a broad sound with wonderful projection, incredibly responsive to all of your chosen styles!...

The 1960 Les Paul is the evolution of the legendary guitar produced in 1959. It features very similar characteristics, with the exception of the neck profile, which in 1960 gradually becomes slimmer, adopting a shape that today we would refer to as...