Electric Guitar

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...

Classic Gibson Design Meets 1960s Soul There's something about a Les Paul with a figured top that just stops you in your tracks. This Les Paul Stan...

A Modern Classic with Vintage Soul If you've ever wondered what it felt like to walk into a music shop in the early '60s and pick up a brand-new Le...

Classic Les Paul Tone with Vintage '60s Feel If you've ever wondered what it would be like to play one of those legendary early-'60s Les Pauls wit...

A 1950s Icon in a Bold New Finish Walk into any practice space with this Cardinal Red Les Paul Standard and you're making a statement before you pl...

A Classic Les Paul in a Standout Custom Color If you've ever thought a Les Paul Standard needed something a little different without losing what m...

The Les Paul That Started It All — With a Twist If you've ever wondered what those legendary late-'50s Les Pauls felt like before they became unobt...

Classic Les Paul Tone with a Lived-In Feel There's something about a guitar that feels like it's already been broken in — that satin finish under y...

A Classic Les Paul with That Lived-In Feel There's something about picking up a guitar that feels like it's already got some history to it. The Gib...

A Limited-Edition Twist on a Timeless Classic If you've ever found yourself scrolling through vintage Les Paul listings at 2 a.m., mesmerized by t...

A Modern Classic with Golden-Era SoulThere's something deeply satisfying about picking up a Les Paul that feels exactly like it should—substantial,...

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 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 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, One Purpose: Pure Rock and Roll The Les Paul Junior has always been the guitar that refuses to overthink things. No fancy binding, no ...

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...

Simple, Raw, and Ready to Rock The Gibson Les Paul Junior Double Cut has been winning over players since the late 1950s, and if you've ever picked...

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...

The Return of a '70s Icon Some guitars just feel right the moment you pick them up — and if you grew up loving the Les Paul Deluxe from the 1970s, ...

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...