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Classic Les Paul DNA Meets Stunning Figured Maple If you've ever picked up a late-'50s Les Paul—or just dreamed about it—this is the guitar Gibson ...

One Year. One Unforgettable Spec. Picture this: it's 1956, and Gibson is getting ready to make a change. The Les Paul has been evolving since 1952,...

A Modern Les Paul That Doesn't Lose the Soul If you've ever loved the voice of a Les Paul but wished it played a little easier and weighed a little...

One Pickup, Zero Compromises You know what's great about a Les Paul Junior? It's the guitar you grab when you just want to play. No toggle switche...

Where Less Really Is More Sometimes the best guitar is the one that gets out of your way. The Gibson Les Paul Junior Double Cutaway strips things d...

The Classic '70s Les Paul Returns If you've ever watched Pete Townshend ripping through a set with his Wine Red '76 Deluxe, you know exactly what m...

A Family Legacy in Modern Form Marcus King's 1962 ES-345, nicknamed "Big Red," passed through three generations of his family before landing in his...

The Compact Classic with Vintage Soul If you've ever spent time with an ES-335 and thought, "I love everything about this, but I wish it felt a li...

A Semi-Hollow Icon in a Beautiful Satin Finish Walk into any blues club, jazz lounge, or rock venue, and you'll spot an ES-335 on stage. There's a ...

A Hollow Body That Lives Up to Its Reputation If you've spent any time around vintage guitars, you've probably heard someone mention the ES-330 in...

Classic Les Paul Character in a Stunning Finish If you've ever watched a video of a '60s rock performance and thought, "I want that sound," the Epi...

Classic Les Paul Character in a Bold Red Finish Some guitars just look right. The Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s in Cardinal Red is one of them — t...

A 70s Icon Reborn for Today's Players The Explorer has always been about making a statement. When it first appeared, its radical angular body turne...

Ready to Take Flight There's something about a Flying V that just hits different. Maybe it's the way it balances on your knee or the way it feels w...

The Icon Returns: Gibson's 70s Flying V Walk into rehearsal with this, and everyone knows you mean business. The Flying V has been turning heads si...

A Modern Tribute to '80s Hard Rock Attitude If you grew up watching MTV in the '80s or wished you had, the Gibson 80s Flying V is going to feel rig...

A Rare Bird with Hybrid DNA In early 1965, Gibson's Firebird underwent a series of design changes that briefly produced some of the rarest guitars ...

The 'Bird That Breaks the Mold If you're the kind of bassist who'd rather carve your own path than follow the pack, the Gibson Non-Reverse Thunder...

Your Martin-Quality Travel Companion You're on the couch. You're at a campfire. You're flying cross-country with only a carry-on. The Martin LX1RE ...

Martin Tone Meets Road-Ready Features in an Eye-Catching Package Walk into a room with the Martin GPC-13E Ziricote and you'll turn heads before you...

A Martin Dreadnought That's Ready for the Real World Here's the thing about the Martin D-12E: it's a solid-wood Martin dreadnought that doesn't as...

A Modern Take on Martin's Classic All-Mahogany Tradition There's something honest about a guitar built entirely from mahogany. No fancy veneers, no...

Dreadnought Tone in a Grab-and-Go Size You know that friend who's always up for anything? The Martin D Jr-E is kind of like that—except it's a guit...

Your Full-Scale Companion in a Compact Package You know that feeling when you pick up a guitar and it just feels right? The Martin 000C Jr-E nails...