Black acoustic guitar from Gibson, part of the Epiphone PR series.  

All maple body, neck, fretboard, top, which gives this electric guitar a unique and brilliant sound different from the typical "Gibson" sounds. Made in the USA with Gibson Classic 57 Humbucker pickups. Comfortable on Rock, Metal. The sustain is terrible. Highway to AC/DC !  

For this HP model we are all titanium! Titanium bridges and an adjustable saddle (super practical!) also in titanium. You can feel the difference even without plugging the guitar in. It is clear, dynamic and very precise!The selector is a top of the range Noiseless model, you can see it when you handle it, it's solid and it looks very precise at first sight.The knobs of the potentiometers have a different look. And of course there are Push Pulls everywhere, but they are crazy at Gibson!Concerning the neck, Gibson has thrown something innovative and destabilizing, especially for the regular Les Paul model: The neck heel!Personally I was surprised, and my left hand too. Frankly, I don't know what to think about it, between my purist side that cries "Hoooo treason!" and my open-minded side (yes, a little bit) that finds it not so bad, and even comfortable. In short, it's well done, it's pleasant, the access to the treble is top notch and it's rather nice of Gibson to want to give a new look to this heel which prevented you from correctly accessing the 22nd fret without having to go to an osteopath or a hand surgeon after a concert... (yes, I'm exaggerating a little, but who loves a man to love a man?)And finally the major element and subject of many controversies, the famous G force system, these robotic mechanisms that allow you to tune your guitar without doing anything, well yes, just press a button, scratch the strings and wait for it to happen...

This Les Paul is not made of mahogany but of swamp ash, original for a Les Paul! The Whiskey gold color particularly highlights the wood grain. The pickups are DS-A5's that look great. In excellent condition.

Coming out of the Custom Shop workshops in 2010, this Les Paul Special at P90 is a replica of the 50's model, single cut (until 1958). The Special differs from the Junior by its second microphone and binding around the fingerboard. We find a very nice neck, quite big on this model. This Les Paul, in VOS finish, is in very good condition, with a stand mark on the back. Sold with its certificate of authenticity in its original case.

Electro folk guitar 

Beautiful original Gibson L3 guitar from 1929.

The SG is the new form of Gibson, more modern and lighter than the Les Paul. The 1968 model is known to have made the sound of many bands like the Doors or AC/DC for example.

Easy to hold and play, the beautifully styled ES-330TD produces clear, distinctive tones. Double cutaway body and thin silhouette with twin adjustable pickups.  After Gibson successfully launched the ES335, ES345 and ES355 models, in 1958, there was an expansion of the range, including a new cheaper model; the ES330. Although the same shape as the other models, the 330 had significant differences; the main being the lack of central maple block, and hence trapeze tailpiece; and a shorter neck joining the body at the 16th fret (as opposed to the 19th of the 335. It came in two variants; the single-pickup ES330T, and the dual-pickup ES330TD. The pickup was a single coil P90 unit rather than the humbucker of the other models. Source : the 1970 Gibson thinline catalog.

1968 GIBSON ES-335, Sparkling Burgundy.