Epiphone

The Sound That Built American Roots Music Some instruments don't just play music — they carry a whole chapter of American history with them. The Do...

The Workhorse, Reborn — With All the History Intact There's a reason players still talk about the original 1942 Gibson J-45 with genuine reverence....

A Piece of Rock History Reimagined There are vintage-inspired guitars, and then there are guitars that capture the spirit of an era. This Epiphone ...

The Guitar That Thinks It's an Acoustic — and Plays Like One Too There's a specific kind of guitar player problem: you love the sound of an acousti...

Dave Grohl's Guitar, Within Reach For years, if you wanted Dave Grohl's actual guitar — the Pelham Blue semi-hollow he's swung around stages with F...

Two Pickup Systems, One Very Cool Guitar There's a short list of electric guitars that can genuinely do double duty — humbucker crunch for the loud...

A '60s Classic, Ready for the Stage The original Gibson Dove debuted in Kalamazoo in 1962 and quickly became one of the first acoustic guitars to e...

A Piece of Gibson History — Made for Players Today The Gibson Dove has been turning heads since the early 1960s — that square-shoulder silhouette, ...

Epiphone's Go-To Dreadnought Since Day One The Epiphone DR-100 has been their best-selling acoustic for years, and there's a reason for that. It's...

A Classic Short-Scale Thumper with Modern Playability The Epiphone EB-0 brings the unmistakable look and low-end character of the classic SG-style ...

A Hummingbird Built for the Outlaw in the Room The Epiphone Eric Church Hummingbird Dark Studio doesn't show up quietly. Draped in a brooding Cobra...

A Jazz Icon Ready for Your Next Chapter The Epiphone ES-175 needs little introduction. Designed after one of the most recognizable hollowbody archt...

The F-5 Shape, All-Solid Tonewoods, and a Finish That Lets the Wood Breathe If you've ever wanted a proper F-style mandolin with genuine solid tone...

A Living Legend, Built to Be Played Few acoustic guitars carry as much visual and musical identity as the Hummingbird. That pickguard — the one wit...

The King of the Flat-Tops, Before the War Changed Everything When the Gibson SJ-200 debuted in 1937, it was the biggest, boldest flattop guitar on ...

The Hummingbird, All Solid, Ready to Play Few acoustic guitars carry the kind of visual weight the Hummingbird does. That unmistakable square-shoul...

The Workhorse, Now With a Cutaway There's a reason the J-45 earned the nickname "The Workhorse." Since 1942, its sloped-shoulder dreadnought body, ...

The J-45 You Can Take Anywhere There's something genuinely appealing about the idea of a guitar that fits your life on the go — and the Epiphone J-...

The Workhorse in Your Carry-On Some guitars are made for the stage. Some are made for the living room. The Epiphone J-45 Express is made for everyw...

The Workhorse, Now in Your Hands Some guitars earn their nickname. The J-45 got called "The Workhorse" because it just works — night after night, g...

Classic Les Paul Shape at a No-Fuss Price — Ready to Play The Epiphone Les Paul 100 is the guitar that put a real Les Paul in a lot of players' han...

The "Tuxedo" Les Paul, Ready to Work There's a reason the Les Paul Custom has been called the "tuxedo" Les Paul since Les Paul himself requested it...

The Tuxedo Les Paul — Dressed in White There's a reason the Les Paul Custom earned its nickname: black or white finish, gold hardware, block inlays...

A Modern Les Paul Custom Built for More The Epiphone Les Paul Custom Prophecy takes the familiar Les Paul Custom formula and pushes it into modern ...