NEW ARRIVAL This guitar is a real beauty, and in amazing condition for a 100 year old guitar. It's a rare example of an arch top guitar with a central sound hole. Tonally it's voiced for blues and jazz - this is the predecessor to the flat top L-1 that Robert Johnson...
NEW ARRIVAL This is a great example of a 60’s Country Western and, unlike later 60’s examples, the neck is quite full feeling. This gives the guitar an altogether richer sound with greater sustain, but still has that classic mellow Gibson vibe. Visually the Spruce...
NEW ARRIVAL The L-00 is probably Gibson’s most desirable pre war acoustic, and they’re becoming more difficult to find. This is an old warhorse of a guitar, and has the scars to prove it – although there are no top or back cracks, there are bullet entry and exit...
NEW ARRIVAL This 1965 LG1 is a great example of one of the most popular ladder braced Gibsons, with authentic tone that no modern guitar can come close to. Visually it’s just what you’d want from a vintage Gibson, with an unmistakable dark tobacco sunburst, and...
NEW ARRIVAL Tenor guitars have always made me nervous - I guess I’ve associated them with banjos and mandolins, which I don’t play. But picking up a 50’s Gibson archtop (which I’m very familiar with) with a skinny neck and 4 strings (tuned to G D A E) is great fun....
NEW ARRIVAL With prices of 60’s J50’s becoming very expensive, early to mid 70’s examples have become the more affordable way of getting a vintage Gibson dreadnought tone. It’s a classic example of the ‘workhorse’ guitar, and one of Gibson’s most iconic models. The...
SOLD Introduced in 1902, the L-3 was Gibson's finest guitar offering until the L-4 arrived ten years later. The L-3 features a 13 1/2” body, carved Spruce top and Birch back, round soundhole, and lavish trimmings. The L-3 went through several cosmetic changes, and...
SOLD The LG2 was made from 1942 - 1962, possibly the most desirable small bodied post war Gibson model available. It’s a 00 size guitar with X bracing, making the guitar extremely resonant - a surprisingly big sound for a small bodied guitar. It’s rare to find such...
NEW ARRIVAL You shouldn’t buy a guitar based just on it’s looks, but with a Hummingbird you may be forgiven. There’s a reason why it remains one of the most desirable models in Gibson’s illustrious history. This 2010 model looks great, plays great and sounds great....
NEW ARRIVAL The Blackstone was introduced in Epiphone’s original archtop line of 1931, with a 14 3/4". By 1936 it took it’s final form with the 16 3/8" lower bout, and the centre-dip headstock appeared in 1939. Epiphone’s most popular 16" guitar, the Blackstone...