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The Guitar That Put Three Pickups on the Map In 1955, Gibson took their already-remarkable ES-5 and made it genuinely practical. The result was the...

One of Gibson's Most Important Guitars Few electric guitars have had the impact of the Gibson ES-335. Introduced in 1958, the ES-335 bridged the ga...

Gibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latte...

A Century of Flat-Top Excellence, Built for the Collector For more than sixty years, the Gibson Dove has represented one of the most iconic voices ...

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...

A Semi-Hollow Icon in a Beautiful Satin Finish Walk into any blues club, jazz lounge, or rock venue, and you'll spot an ES-335 on stage. There's a ...

The 335 That Started It All Since 1958, the ES-335 has been the guitar that made semi-hollowbody design work for everyone — jazz players who needed...

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...

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 ...

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...