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
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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 Custom Shop Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar (With Case)
The Les Paul Custom, introduced in 1954, has been affectionately nicknamed the Black Beauty and the Fretless Wonder. By any name, it has always... more
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Gibson Custom Shop Zakk Wylde Les Paul Electric Guitar (with Case)
With his scorching riffs and remarkable stage presence, Zakk Wylde has earned a reputation as one of heavy metal's premier lead guitarists. The... more
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Gibson Faded Les Paul Special Electric Guitar with Humbuckers (with Gig Bag)
The Les Paul Special appeared in 1955, completing the original quartet of Les Paul models. This Faded Series version features humbuckers producing a... more
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Gibson Historic 1956 Les Paul Electric Guitar with P90s
The 1956 Reissue features P90 single coil pickups, a carved Maple top, single-ply cream binding, a rounded neck with a 22-fret Rosewood fingerboard,... more
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The 1957 Reissue features a carved Maple top, solid Mahogany body, a cream binding, a 1-piece Mahogany neck, nickel hardware and tulip tuners... more
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Gibson Historic 1958 Les Paul Plain Top Electric Guitar
In an effort to jump start the steadily declining sales of the Les Paul Model, Gibson decided to abandon the familiar gold finish and use a... more
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The only major change made to the Les Paul Standard in 1959 was the addition of wider, fatter "jumbo" frets, which facilitated wider bends. The real... more
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