Electric Guitar

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, ...

The Sweet Spot of Telecaster HistoryBy 1963, the Telecaster had hit its stride. The punch and focus of alder married with the warmth added by a rou...

The First Telecaster, Reborn in Rare Prototype White In 1951, Leo Fender's Broadcaster got a new name and became the first production guitar to we...

A True 1965 Stratocaster, Down to the Last Screw 1965 was a turning point for Fender and for the Stratocaster. The company had just been sold to C...

A Faithful Return to 1957By 1957, the Stratocaster had hit its stride. Three years into production, Fender had refined the original '54 design into...

Your Ticket to 1957 If you've ever wondered what it felt like to walk into a music shop in the late '50s and buy a brand-new Stratocaster, this is ...

A Nashville-Built SG That Brings Classic Rock History to Your Hands The Gibson SG has been the weapon of choice for rockers since 1961 — from Angus...

Rock and Roll in Its Purest Form If you're thinking about an SG, you're probably not looking to play it safe — and that's exactly what the Gibson S...

A Classic Rock Machine in a Head-Turning Finish If you've ever watched Angus Young tear across a stage or heard Tony Iommi's earth-shaking riffs, ...

The Devil's Horns in a Bold New Hue Since 1961, the SG has been the choice of players who want a guitar that's fast, light, and utterly uncompromis...

The SG That Defined Rock If you've ever turned on a classic rock station, you've heard this guitar. The Gibson SG Standard has been shaping guitar ...

Classic Gibson SG Tone in a Striking Custom Color You know that feeling when you walk into a room and someone's plugged into a Gibson SG? That unmi...

The Classic SG, Now in a Bold Vintage Finish If you've been waiting for an SG that breaks from the usual cherry and black finishes, here it is. Th...

The SG That Started It All, Now in a Standout Finish Back in 1961, Gibson took a hard left turn away from the Les Paul model and introduced a radic...

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...

A Modern Take on a Legendary Design The Gibson Les Paul Supreme takes everything you know about a Les Paul and turns it up. This isn't just another...

The Les Paul You'll Actually Want to Play All Night You know that dilemma where you love the sound of a Les Paul but dread the weight after the fir...

The Essential Les Paul, Without the Frills Here's the thing about the Les Paul Studio: it's not trying to be fancy. No binding on the body, no moth...

The Essential Les Paul, Refined You know what makes a Les Paul sound like a Les Paul — the mahogany body warmth, the maple cap clarity, the set nec...

The Essential Les Paul, Refined for Today's Players Some guitars ask you to choose between heritage and playability, between classic tone and mode...

A Tribute to Slash's Most Iconic Stage Guitar If you've ever seen Slash live—whether tearing through "Sweet Child O' Mine" or laying down a blister...

A No-Nonsense Les Paul With Vintage Attitude Sometimes you just want a guitar that cuts through the mix without all the fuss. The Les Paul Special ...

The Les Paul That Started It All—Back to Its Roots If you've ever wondered what it would be like to play the guitar that helped shape punk, garage ...

A Signature Les Paul Built for Tool's Sonic Architect If you've ever heard Adam Jones weave those hypnotic, layered guitar textures through a Tool...