Orville Gibson introduced guitars
with carved tops and backs instead of flat ones in 1894, these mandolins
and guitars became an instant success and this lead to the incorporation
of The Gibson Mandolin - Guitar Company in 1902. Over the next 15 years
innovations like raised pickguards, intonation, compensating bridges,
slimmer necks and more modern carving techniques were developed by Gibson
and and sales have continued to increase ever since. Gibson guitars
are built with a careful combination of high precision tools and craftspeople
who love their work. They're built by musicians, for musicians. This
page is dedicated to Gibson electric guitars -
Use our navigation to the left to search through our other Gibson products,
you'll find we have the most popular Gibson guitars available
along with the best prices you'll find online today.
With its distinctive style and long list of appointments, the 1968 Les Paul Custom has been a favorite of players and collectors for years. Gibson's... more
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Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar (With Case)
Back by popular demand, this guitar is based on the extremely popular mid 1990's Studio model Les Paul, which featured full-sized trapezoid inlays,... more
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Gibson's new, solidbody guitar of the 60's, the SG, broke through traditional concepts of solidbody electrics and became an instant classic. more
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The L-4A is a modern take on a classic design, featuring Mother-of-Pearl trapezoidal inlays and an advanced pickup/preamp system. Additional features... more
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Gibson J45 Acoustic-Electric Guitar (Vintage Sunburst, with Case)
The J-45 has been a bestseller since the 1940's and nicknamed by artists as "The Workhorse." Equipped with transducer pickup, other features include... more
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Gibson J150 Acoustic-Electric Guitar (Antique Natural, with Case)