Electric Guitar

The Classic Tele, Accessible and Ready to Go If you've been eyeing a Telecaster but aren't ready to drop serious cash, the Fender Standard Telecast...

The Telecaster That Brings Back the Ash You're looking at something a little different from the usual Telecaster story. While most modern Teles us...

Classic Telecaster Tone with a Modern Edge Some guitars just feel right the moment you pick them up. The Fender Player II Telecaster hits that swee...

Classic Strat Feel Meets Modern Playability If you've ever wondered what a Strat would feel like if it had been designed with today's players in m...

Classic Twang Meets Modern Refinement If you've ever wished for a Telecaster that feels like it's been played for decades but performs like it was ...

Built for Players Who Know What They Want There's a reason the Telecaster has been showing up on stages and in studios for over seventy years — it ...

A Modern Take on the World's Most Iconic Guitar If you've been waiting for a Stratocaster that sounds vintage but plays like it's from the future, ...

Classic Les Paul Feel, Without the Weight If you've ever loved the sound and look of a Les Paul but hesitated because of the weight, the Modern Li...

The Classic Les Paul, 1960s Style If you've ever spent time with a good Les Paul from the early '60s, you know the appeal: the slim neck profile t...

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 Piece of Gibson History Returns In 1955, Gibson arrived at the NAMM Show in Chicago with something unexpected: five Les Pauls finished in custom...

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...