Gibson Guitars

The choice of many star performers! In 1957, the Les Paul collection entered a new age of sound, featuring a new humbucking pickup that launched the sound heard around the world. Offering tone variati

Replete with a masterful luthier's touches. This masterpiece dreadnought features curly maple back and sides with a solid Sitka spruce top, bound fingerboard with pearl parallelogram markers, 25-1/2"

An exact replica of a classic stage machine. For retro looks and retro tone, you can't do better than the real thing. Though based on a design that came out in 1958, the Flying V didn't really catch o

Musical quality from the folks who really know music! Gauges 12-16-23w-31-42-54. Flat Wires combine the silky smooth feel of Gibson's highly polished flatwound wrapping with the long lasting performan

The real deal, just like in your dreams. Although Les Paul had been experimenting with the concept of a solidbody guitar since the 1930s, it wasn't until a partnership was formed with the Gibson guita

Classic '54 tone with the wraparound tailpiece. In 1954 Gibson introduced the wraparound tailpiece on the Les Paul. It was a simple enough idea, but the effect was astounding. In earlier (and many lat

A sweet and simple classic version of the Les Paul. The Junior was introduced in 1957 as an economy version of the Les Paul. It featured the same mahogany construction as its more expensive counterpar

A stunningly authentic re-creation with the patina of a much loved and played original. When introduced in 1958, Gibson decided to abandon the familiar gold finish and use a translucent, cherry sunbur

A stunningly authentic re-creation with the patina of a much loved and played original. When introduced in 1958, Gibson decided to abandon the familiar gold finish and use a translucent, cherry sunbur

A stunning reissue of the "Holy Grail" of the LP! The 1958 Les Paul Standard is a Custom Shop re-creation that features a carved plain maple top, solid mahogany back and sides, and single-ply cream bi

The most accurate reissue series Gibson's Custom Shop has ever produced! AA flamed maple top is exactly the kind of wood that went on the Les Pauls in '59. Burstbucker 1 and 2 pickups are precision re

Bringing back the best thing to happen in 1960. In 1960, the Les Paul Standard still had the flame maple top, sunburst finish and Burstbucker pickups of its predecessors with an added slim taper neck