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Classic Les Paul Character in a Bold Red Finish Some guitars just look right. The Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s in Cardinal Red is one of them — t...

Classic Les Paul Character in a Stunning Finish If you've ever watched a video of a '60s rock performance and thought, "I want that sound," the Epi...

The Gibson Custom Mick Ronson 1968 Les Paul Custom Collector’s Edition (Ebony / Antique Natural) is an ultra-limited Murphy Lab recreation of one o...

A 70s Icon Reborn for Today's Players The Explorer has always been about making a statement. When it first appeared, its radical angular body turne...

The Icon Returns: Gibson's 70s Flying V Walk into rehearsal with this, and everyone knows you mean business. The Flying V has been turning heads si...

Ready to Take Flight There's something about a Flying V that just hits different. Maybe it's the way it balances on your knee or the way it feels w...

A Modern Tribute to '80s Hard Rock Attitude If you grew up watching MTV in the '80s or wished you had, the Gibson 80s Flying V is going to feel rig...

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...

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 Rare Bird with Hybrid DNA In early 1965, Gibson's Firebird underwent a series of design changes that briefly produced some of the rarest guitars ...

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

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...

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...

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...

A Classic Hummingbird Design with Modern Playability If you've ever admired the look and sound of a Gibson Hummingbird but wanted easier access to ...

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 — ...

The Workhorse That's Powered Countless Hits Walk into any songwriter's den, any studio tracking room, or flip through vintage concert photos from ...

A Classic Small-Body Gibson, Made Accessible The L-00 shape has been around since 1932, and there's a reason it's stuck — this compact body design ...

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...

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...

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...

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 ...

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...