Gibson Guitars - Acoustic, Electric and Others

The Gibson LG-2 was first introduced in 1942 during the “Banner” era as a replacement for the earlier L-00. It was released alongside other legenda...

The legendary J-160E, with all the classic visual appeal, and now with improved performanceThe Gibson J-160E is a legendary model, and for many pla...

The legacy of Gibsons King of the Flat-Tops lives on in the SJ-200 60s Original. From its inaugural appearance in 1937, the Gibson SJ-200 set an un...

The legacy of Gibsons King of the Flat-Tops lives on in the SJ-200 60s Original. From its inaugural appearance in 1937, the Gibson SJ-200 set an un...

The Gibson Flying V™ was way ahead of its time when it was introduced in 1958. So much so that while it may seem hard to believe today, only 81 wer...

DESCRIPTION In the late 1950s, Gibson introduced a trio of radically futuristic designs intended to redefine the electric guitar. Among them was th...

DESCRIPTION In the late 1950s, Gibson introduced a trio of radically futuristic “Modernist” designs intended to redefine electric guitar aesthetics...

DESCRIPTION Designed alongside the Flying V™ and Moderne™ in 1957, the Futura™ was Gibson’s bold step into futuristic guitar design. Never released...

When the Explorer™ was first introduced in 1958, it was not an instant hit with players, who at the time may have thought its now-iconic body shape...

The Gibson ES-339 is a modern classic designed for those seeking the tone and look of an ES-335, but desire a slightly smaller, lighter instrument....

The Gibson ES-339 is a modern classic designed for those seeking the tone and look of an ES-335, but desire a slightly smaller, lighter instrument....

The Gibson ES-335 DOT is the cornerstone of the Gibson ES line-up. From its inaugural appearance in 1958, the Gibson ES-335 immediately set an unma...

The Timeless TraditionThe Gibson ES-335 is the cornerstone of the Gibson ES™ line-up. From its inaugural appearance in 1958, the Gibson ES-335 set ...

The Legendary 80s Flying V ReturnsThe Gibson Flying V™ is considered an iconic design by modern guitarists. It was first introduced in 1958, and in...

This guitar is used and shows some wear all around. Still sounds great The Gibson C-0 was one of a series of classical guitars Gibson introduced ...

For years, the Les Paul™ Studio has been the choice of countless guitarists who appreciate the combination of an Ultra Modern weight-relieved mahog...

First introduced in 1932, the L-00 has remained the most well-known and popular small-body acoustic model in Gibson's illustrious history. The new ...

The Les Paul Junior Double Cut is a guitar known for being nearly perfect in its simplicity, with everything you need to rock and no frills to get ...

The Les Paul Junior Double Cut is a guitar known for being nearly perfect in its simplicity, with everything you need to rock and no frills to get ...

The Les Paul Junior Double Cut is a guitar known for being nearly perfect in its simplicity, with everything you need to rock and no frills to get ...

The Gibson Les Paul™ Special was first introduced in 1955 as an upgraded version of the Les Paul Junior, a somewhat stripped-down yet high-quality ...

The Gibson Les Paul™ Special was first introduced in 1955 as an upgraded version of the Les Paul Junior, a somewhat stripped-down yet high-quality ...

The Gibson Les Paul™ Special was first introduced in 1955 as an upgraded version of the Les Paul Junior, a somewhat stripped-down yet high-quality ...

In celebration of the biggest rock 'n' roll reunion in recent years, Gibson is proud to release our version of one of the most talked-about guitars...