NEW ARRIVAL The word Parlour in Gibson’s branding is a little misleading with this model. It’s actually a J165 body size which is closer to an L-00, only curvier in the lower bout. It’s still a very interesting guitar though, and unusual to have Rosewood back and...
NEW ARRIVAL Gibson bought Epiphone in 1957, and moved it to the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1960. Epiphones were then built in the Gibson factory from 1960 - 1969 until being transfered to Japan in early 1970. So buying a 60's Epiphone gets you a USA...
NEW ARRIVAL They call the J200 King Of The Flat Tops, and it has to be one of the most famous acoustic guitars in the world, and vintage examples are amongst the most desirable. This is a great guitar, visually it's stunning, with the iconic scratchplate contrasting...
NEW ARRIVAL The Advanced Jumbo is a fine example of why Gibson’s reissue series is so important. The AJ was first introduced in the 1930’s, and only 300 were made. So very few people will ever have the privilege of playing one. When Gibson reintroduced the model in...
NEW ARRIVAL The Kalamazoo Oriole was only produced between 1940 - 1941, as a more deluxe version of Gibson's depression era guitars, built from higher grade tonewoods than the standard Kalamazoo guitars. The back and sides are made from flamed Maple, and the binding...
NEW ARRIVAL This is a great example of a vintage Gibson square shouldered dreadnought. It has an iconic look with a faded cherry sunburst Spruce top, beautifully complimented by a 3 point black pickguard, and well figured Mahogany back and sides. The SJ is like a...
NEW ARRIVAL Gibson’s LG0 is an all Mahogany 00 sized, ladder braced acoustic, similar to the better known LG1 but without the Spruce top. The tone is still dry and woody, but a little smoother sounding, with less attack but more sustain. The guitar is ideal for...
NEW ARRIVAL Only made between 2007 - 2013 the True Vintage Hummingbirds are incredibly detailed, fully hand built recreations of the 1960 original, featuring a Sitka Spruce top, Mahogany back & sides, Mahogany neck, bound Madagascan Rosewood fingerboard, and...
SOLD Only made between 1937 - 1942, the HG-00 is a rarer 12 fret version of an L-00. The guitar was fitted with a wider neck for Hawaiian style play, and revived the longer 12 fret body of the earliest L-00 models. The bracing is slightly heavier than on an L-00,...
SOLD If you've always wanted the legendary early 50's Gibson dreadnought tone, this is a fine example - It has the look, the feel and the vibe. The playing experience makes this guitar something really special, and the burst is one of the best I’ve seen. The bass is...