Electric Guitar

A Piece of Gibson History, Ready to Play Again The Gibson ES-175 is one of the most storied hollowbody electric guitars ever made. Introduced in 19...

A Piece of Rock History, Ready to Play Again Some guitars are just guitars. And then there's the 1964 Gretsch 6122 Country Gentleman — the guitar t...

The Guitar That Put Three Pickups on the Map In 1955, Gibson took their already-remarkable ES-5 and made it genuinely practical. The result was the...

A Vintage Gretsch Waiting for Its Next Chapter Some guitars are collector pieces. Some are player pieces. And then there are guitars like this 1960...

One of Gibson's Most Important Guitars Few electric guitars have had the impact of the Gibson ES-335. Introduced in 1958, the ES-335 bridged the ga...

Gibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latte...

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...

The 335 That Started It All Since 1958, the ES-335 has been the guitar that made semi-hollowbody design work for everyone — jazz players who needed...