NEW ARRIVAL The Gibson SJ-100 is one of the largest bodied flat top acoustics that you can buy today. With a long history dating back all the way to 1941 it’s been reissued in a number of different formats, but never with Black Walnut back and sides. Topped with...
NEW ARRIVAL The B25 was produced between 1962 - 1977, replacing the better known LG2. As an early 70’s example this guitar has a dark cherry sunburst, which contrasts well with the black teardrop pickguard, and is also set off nicely against the multiple bound top....
NEW ARRIVAL This is the Daddy, the King of the Flat Tops. Nothing sounds or looks quite like an SJ200. A jumbo body with Spruce top and Flamed Maple back and sides, all in a stunning tobacco burst. Crown fingerboard inlays, bound fingerboard and headstock, a...
NEW ARRIVAL The Gibson Hummingbird should be in the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame. Think Keith Richards playing Wild Horses and it takes you there. It’s as good looking as it is great sounding. A classic square shouldered dreadnought with Spruce top and Mahogany back...
NEW ARRIVAL The Gibson L-00 Genuine Mahogany is a fine example of what Gibson’s Custom Shop can do when they take a classic design, put a twist on it, and make it tonally different. Only produced in a limited number, this is also a very rare example. By giving the...
NEW ARRIVAL Gibson's Depression era Kalamazoo line of guitars are gaining respect in the vintage guitar world, and provide great intrinsic value considering the relative cost. While built as a less expensive alternative to the "Only A Gibson Is Good Enough" flat-tops...
NEW ARRIVAL If you've always wanted the legendary 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 tortoise pickguard is one of the best I’ve...
NEW ARRIVAL This is yet another example of Gibson Custom Shop taking an already existing model, tweaking it, adding some bling, and making it into something really special in it’s own right. What Gibson have done with this L00 is replace the Mahogany back and sides...
NEW ARRIVAL In 1934 Gibson released the Jumbo, larger than any other guitar Gibson offered at the time. Only in production for two years, these rare guitars quickly became artist favourites, and one of Gibson’s most important acoustic guitars in their illustrious...
ON HOLD The L00 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 - three repaired top cracks and a repaired side crack - but it's survived to become...