Gibson

Here's a cool one, a '66 ES-335 with some mods done to make it a great players guitar. These original Patent Number pickups are amazing, and have a...

Perhaps more acoustic-electric than most people needed back then, the J-160E is known for its used in The Beatles, and more broadly, for someone lo...

A smaller, but still professional guitar of its time, the L-30 was a short lived archtop guitar, one of the newer f-hole designs coming from Gibson...

A tried and true model, the ES-175 is a jazz guitarists best friend. Its really the only guitar you need for every gig. In factory Black finish and...

A classic model, this '65 SG Special has a great sound to it, with a big neck that allows a resonance not found on slimmer 60's necks. The original...

The Gibson SG, now a steady icon in the world of vintage guitars, was originally received with a less than warm welcome from its original namesake,...

Here’s a sweet ES-335 from 1973, a great way to get a vintage Cherry ES-335 these days. Features a slimmer nut width of 1 9/16", block inlay, neck ...

For rock and roll grit, you can’t get more to the point than a LP junior. Single P-90 in the bridge is really all you need anyway, right? With a si...

The Les Paul Traditional is a discontinued Gibson model that was intended to capture the look and feel of a vintage Gibson Les Paul. With a weight ...

This 1955 Gibson Les Paul Junior is about as cool as it gets. Introduced in 1954, the Junior was intended to be a student model in comparison to th...

For vintage guitars, this one hits all the marks, just enough wear and light lacquer checking to make it legit, while still being fairly clean and ...

Gibson's shift from their original store in Kalamazoo, MI to their current location in Nashville started in 1976 and lasted eight years, until 1984...

A guitar as eccentric as the musician it is connected to, this 2011 Gibson Gary Moore BFG Les Paul is all sorts of strange in all the right ways. S...

A more acoustic version of the ES-175, the L-4C is known for its 16" body and a solid carved spruce top to help it project and give it a nice acous...

This left handed 1982 ES-335 is a rare bird. 80's Gibson guitars are often a mixed bag, with the company sticking to a traditionalist aesthetic dur...

Here we have an exceptionally fetching Custom Shop guitar designed for session musician, and guitarist for Paul McCartney, Brian Ray. Featuring a m...

A limited run by Guitar Center, these Custom Shop models play as great as they look. Specs for this guitar include coil tapping, killswitch and a p...

One of the most fabled Gibsons of all time, the J-185 was originally released in 1951. Designed to be just slightly smaller in proportion to the la...

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Built in the Bozeman, Montana factory from 1985-1997 the Gibson J-30 is a noteworthy model to look out for. Nearly identical in construction to the...

Here's an interesting guitar you don't see every day. This almost all-original Gibson ES-345 features a maple body with a maple neck, rosewood fing...

Another beauty from the '70s, this Gibson Les Paul Custom has been through it all and has the marks to prove it! This mostly original Les Paul feat...

A Gibson Tenor banjo almost a hundred years old? Look no further! This banjo is in great condition, missing one screw on the top. Original ca...

One of Gibson's flagship guitars, the L-5 has been found in the hands of greats like Wes Montgomery, and its 17" body and solid spruce top make it ...