Gibson

After the outsourcing of Epiphone production, Gibson did not know what to do with its stock of mini-humbuckers that it dedicated to its second bran...

The Les Paul Recording is a strange bird straight out of the mind of Les Paul who sought to create the ultimate electric guitar. The microphones wi...

This 2019 Standard, with a 59-type neck, is equipped with a pair of Burstbucker 1 and 2 pickups, in the neck and bridge positions respectively. The...

The legendary Pete Townshend of the Who composed some classics on his J200 from the 60s! The maple that makes up the neck, back and sides here is p...

The Classic is a Les Paul Standard with a thin neck, 1960s style. This thin neck is normally accompanied by aggressive ceramic magnet pickups, the ...

Alongside the Super 400, the L5 is a holy grail for the Gibson hollowbody enthusiast! Indeed, this jazzbox is totally massive, with a curly maple t...

No, an SG is not necessarily Cherry! This reissue 61 model from the Guitar of The Week #6 series, is adorned here with an Antique Ebony color assoc...

The Melody Maker is THE entry-level guitar at Gibson. More accessible than the Special or even the Junior, it appeared in 1959 and continued to cha...

After the relocation of Epiphone production, Gibson did not know what to do with its stock of mini-humbuckers that it dedicated to its second brand...

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 Supreme moves away from the Les Paul standards and offers new features. Featuring a chambered mahogany body, it has a AAA maple arched top and ...

Perhaps the most beautiful aesthetic success from Gibson... This Dot model is equipped with a pair of Classic 57 microphones. In very good conditio...

This SG is a superb player with a contained weight of 3.10kg! We cannot date it more precisely than between 1974 and 1975, due to the replacement o...

Perhaps the most beautiful aesthetic achievement from Gibson... Released in 1958, the 335 is the first semi hollowbody from the Nashville brand, cl...

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...

Here is a modern interpretation of the Les Paul. This 2012 T model features a pair of Classic 57 and 57+ splittable via push/pull, Grover locking t...

This Les Paul Junior Special Plus is very rare! By its design it is close to a Studio, however it has the right to the name "plus" because its mapl...

This 1973 335 in Walnut color is a superb player! The headstock has been repaired, overspray on the table and sides, refrettage, installation of a ...

At the beginning of its career in 1963, the Firebird had a so-called "reverse" body but from 1965, it became "non-reverse". Here, just like an SG, ...

The Future does not have a 22 fret neck but a 24 fret neck! On the pickup side, we find a Classic 57 in the neck and a slightly more powerful 57 + ...

Unlike its sisters, this R4 (reissue of the 1954 model with a wraparound) does not have a pair of P90s but two Jeff Beck humbuckers! It is of cours...

In 1961, when the Les Paul changed shape to become the SG, the Special followed suit, it was not until 1963 that it finally took its definitive nam...

The 175: THE jazz guitar par excellence. This one is Steve Howe signature, reproduction of the model purchased by the artist in 1964. The neck is n...

Among the three: 335, 345 and the 355, the latter tops the range. The fingerboard of this Custom Shop is made of ebony, it is equipped with a pair ...