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...

The Hummingbird That Started It All Walk into any room with this guitar and someone will know it. The Heritage Cherry Sunburst finish catches the l...

Gibson's Square-Shoulder Icon with Vintage Soul Since 1960, the Hummingbird has been turning heads with its engraved pickguard, cherry sunburst fin...

The Square-Shouldered Icon in Vintage Cherry Sunburst You know the Dove when you see it — that hand-painted pickguard, the cherry-stained maple glo...

Big Voice, Small Package Walk into any vintage guitar shop and ask about the Gibson LG-2 from the 1950s, and you'll probably hear stories about pla...

A Vintage Wartime Design, All Mahogany, All Character Picture this: you're holding a piece of history that came about because of necessity—during ...

Gibson's Best-Selling Acoustic in a Vintage-Inspired Faded Finish If you've spent any time around acoustic guitars, you've probably heard a J-45 — ...

A Jumbo with a Secret Most players can name Gibson's big-bodied icons — the SJ-200, the J-45 — but the J-185 might be the best-kept secret in the ...

The Super Jumbo That Started It All Walk into any songwriter's studio or backstage at the Grand Ole Opry, and you'll probably spot one of these. Gi...

A Modern Take on a Classic Bird The Gibson Hummingbird has been turning heads since 1960—whether it's in the hands of a folk singer on a coffee sho...

The Hummingbird That Doesn't Break the Bank Walk into any studio session from the last sixty years and you've probably heard a Hummingbird somewher...