Electric Guitars

Perhaps the most beautiful aesthetic achievement from Gibson… This Dot model is equipped with a pair of T-Top microphones. This copy is in very goo...

Launched in 1958 alongside the Flying V, both models were a bitter commercial failure... It was not until 1976 that Gibson resumed production of th...

"The Firebird" arrived on the market in 1963, with its flashy look and its neck through, it shakes up the guitar landscape. This 2017 Studio model ...

The Gretsch White Falcon is the brand's most iconic model! It is dressed in its most beautiful evening outfit: white suit and orange sequined bindi...

The 135 is halfway between the 175 and the 335. Mainly produced in P90, it is quite rare with humbuckers, here Classic 57s. This one is one of the ...

The Classic is a Les Paul Standard with a thin 1960-style neck. This thin neck is accompanied by aggressive ceramic magnet pickups, the 496R and 50...

This Tele is a rare bird! Produced for the 50th anniversary of the brand, it is an unusual color… Shell Pink! This is common to guitars made in Jap...

This Paul Reed Smith is all dressed in flame: in McCarty Sunburst livery! The neck has a vintage pattern profile and its rosewood fingerboard is ad...

The Musicmaster appeared with the Duo-Sonic in 1956, in fact Leo Fender wanted to offer cheaper, smaller guitars, mainly intended for beginners. Th...

This Les Paul Custom still has an ebony fingerboard and it is a 1968 reissue from the Custom Shop with a rare color: Firemist, the top has flaming....

Released in 1962, the Jaguar was to dominate the Californian range alongside the Jazzmaster; no luck, the Stratocaster and the Telecaster will alwa...

Everyone knows the story of George Harrison's Rosewood Telecaster made by Fender in 1968, and now the brand also produces Strats with this wood spe...

The Breadwinner is a guitar apart like all the electric Ovations, Deacon, Viper, etc… released in the 70s… This one has been modified, replacement ...

Launched in 1958 alongside the Explorer, both models were a bitter commercial failure... It was not until 1967 that Gibson restarted production of ...

The Strat was intended to restore Fender's somewhat tarnished reputation from the 70s. No luck, it was so expensive to produce that the adventure e...

This beautiful CBS Strat has many assets... Its ash body is highlighted here thanks to its Translucent Red livery, the maple neck and maple fingerb...

It has a clearly jazzy look to the ES-175 but the Howard Roberts signature is closer to the ES-335 by the use of a central beam in its construction...

The AVRI are the series that precede the American Original. The 52 has a good U-shaped maple neck with a 7.25 radius, an ash body, it takes up the ...

Considered, somewhat wrongly, as the first reissue 59, the Heritage 80 are rare guitars: approximately 2000 were produced between 1980 and 1982. Am...

This Strat, released from the Californian workshops in 2019, has a V-shaped neck with a 9.5-inch radius maple fingerboard. On the pickup side, ther...

This American Standard rosewood fingerboard Strat (series since replaced by the American Professional) is a timeless classic with its sunburst colo...

This Jackson signature Randy Rhoads is made in Japan: the promise of quality craftsmanship combined with flawless assembly. It is equipped with an ...

The Midtown is the perfect synthesis between a Les Paul, the ES-335 and the 339. A versatile guitar, it is here equipped with a pair of Burstbucker...

"The Firebird" arrived on the market in 1963, with its flashy look and its neck through, it shakes up the guitar landscape. This High Performance o...