Guitars

Before being equipped with a Wide Range microphone in 1972, the Custom was a Tele in evening dress. Indeed, it integrates two bindings around its b...

The 175: THE jazz guitar par excellence. Here is a beautiful example from 1976 with a three-piece maple neck. The neck pickup has been replaced by ...

This Charvel was not made in Mexico but in Japan. It is equipped with a set of Charvel J-100 microphones made in the USA. Modern for the time, the ...

1959… The legendary year for Gibson… This R9 Custom Shop is aged for a rugged look that suits it perfectly! The table is Honey Burst, much more spe...

Taylor is of course known for its acoustic guitars but not only! Indeed here is a superb electric with a beautiful walnut top! The neck is made of ...

This Strat was made at the Custom Shop during the John Page period in 1997. Type 54, it nevertheless offers a Mary Kaye style with a Vintage Blond ...

This SG is modern in its design: 24 fret neck, push/pull to split the pickups, AAA flamed maple top, etc. This one is in excellent condition.

This Les Paul Custom is the famous Black Beauty… We find a well-known couple for over 30 years: a wise 490R in the neck position and a powerful 498...

This American Standard maple fingerboard strat (series since replaced by American Professional) dates from 2000 and has a beautiful patina! The bri...

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...

This Gretsch made in Japan is equipped with a pair of Filter-Tron, excellent microphones serving a flawless lutherie and assembly. The 6620 Players...

Oh! A unicorn! Little chance indeed of coming across a Joe Maphis again so soon… Signature guitars are not new, proof of which is this double neck ...

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 ...

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

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...

With its Mocha color, this Strat is typical of the CBS period, we will also note its large head. However, it is also typical of the 80s with the re...

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...

This Custom Shop Journeyman Strat is relic by masterbuilder Paul Waller, but slightly keeping a natural look on an unusual color: Desert Tan. The 1...

The accessible version of the Gibson SG!

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...

This is the little sister of the Gibson model. On this one the bridge pickup has been replaced by a Seymour Duncan SH-5, the Pro offers splits allo...

Danelectro produced affordable guitars in the United States using ingenious solutions (they are made in China these days, but they still work very ...

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 + ...

This Strat is the classic model made in Mexico, following the Standard series. The body is alder, the satin neck is maple, maple fingerboard, the p...