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70's GIBSON MK 35 Acoustic,  Guitar,  CLEAN!!

70's GIBSON MK 35 Acoustic, Guitar, CLEAN!!

- $795.00 1h 56m
Gibson J-150 SJ-150 ( J-200 ) Acoustic Guitar -MINT

Gibson J-150 SJ-150 ( J-200 ) Acoustic Guitar -MINT

$2,199.99 2h 19m
2005 Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Acoustic with Pickup

2005 Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Acoustic with Pickup

$1,650.00 4h
1960-70 Gibson acoustic guitar

1960-70 Gibson acoustic guitar

- $300.00 11h 25m
1967 Gibson B45 - 12 string ( Gordon Lightfoot )

1967 Gibson B45 - 12 string ( Gordon Lightfoot )

2
$699.00
$1,199.00
15h 4m
Gibson Maestro 6-String Full-Size Acoustic Guitar

Gibson Maestro 6-String Full-Size Acoustic Guitar

9 $41.00 15h 18m
Gibson Vintage  Arch Top

Gibson Vintage Arch Top

2 $465.00 16h 4m
Gibson Hummingbird  With original warranty cards WOW!!!

Gibson Hummingbird With original warranty cards WOW!!!

29 $1,650.00 17h 6m
NEW 2009 Gibson CSM Acoustic guitar OHSC

NEW 2009 Gibson CSM Acoustic guitar OHSC

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$560.00
$729.00
17h 30m
Gibson J-200 6 latch guitar case IN NEW CONDITION!

Gibson J-200 6 latch guitar case IN NEW CONDITION!

1 $100.00 17h 53m
GIBSON LG1 1966 ACOUSTIC GUITAR

GIBSON LG1 1966 ACOUSTIC GUITAR

5 $441.00 21h 46m
GIBSON J-160E VINTAGE

GIBSON J-160E VINTAGE

- $1,600.00 21h 50m
GUITAR Gibson Pick Holder & Silver Chain AWESOME 4 ROCK

GUITAR Gibson Pick Holder & Silver Chain AWESOME 4 ROCK

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GIBSON CJ165 Maple Acoustic Elec w HSC EXCELLENT !!

GIBSON CJ165 Maple Acoustic Elec w HSC EXCELLENT !!

2 $1,199.00 1d 1h 43m
Vintage Gibson MK-53 Acoustic Guitar 100% Original

Vintage Gibson MK-53 Acoustic Guitar 100% Original

$850.00 1d 3h 41m
Gibson Dwight Yoakam Honky Tonk Deuce Acoustic Guitar

Gibson Dwight Yoakam Honky Tonk Deuce Acoustic Guitar

$1,899.99 1d 5h 20m
Guitar Chord Lessons Rhythm gibson j-45 j-200 w  Audio!

Guitar Chord Lessons Rhythm gibson j-45 j-200 w Audio!

$12.50 1d 8h 11m
GIBSON J 185 EC ACOUSTIC GUITAR WITH HARDSHELL CASE

GIBSON J 185 EC ACOUSTIC GUITAR WITH HARDSHELL CASE

$2,000.00 1d 15h 57m
Gibson Southern Jumbo Deluxe Acoustic Guitar

Gibson Southern Jumbo Deluxe Acoustic Guitar

11 $712.00 1d 17h 24m
2010 Gibson L200 Emmylou Harris Antique Natural  LOOK!

2010 Gibson L200 Emmylou Harris Antique Natural LOOK!

$2,290.00 1d 18h 21m
1932 Gibson L-0 Flattop Acoustic Guitar Players Cond.

1932 Gibson L-0 Flattop Acoustic Guitar Players Cond.

1 $999.99 1d 19h 35m
1937 Gibson TG-00 Tenor Acoustic Guitar

1937 Gibson TG-00 Tenor Acoustic Guitar

$1,499.99 1d 19h 35m
GIBSON EPIPHONE PR-100WR ACOUSTIC GUITAR!!!

GIBSON EPIPHONE PR-100WR ACOUSTIC GUITAR!!!

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$130.00
$150.00
1d 20h 16m
Gibson B25 12 String Guitar

Gibson B25 12 String Guitar

2
$455.00
$700.00
1d 20h 30m
Gibson J-45: A beautiful warm instrument.

Gibson J-45: A beautiful warm instrument.

22 $820.00 1d 21h 29m
2007 Gibson Hummingbird Acoustic Guitar

2007 Gibson Hummingbird Acoustic Guitar

$2,700.00 1d 21h 45m
Gibson Dobro DW60 DW-60 2003 Resonator-Clean Round Neck

Gibson Dobro DW60 DW-60 2003 Resonator-Clean Round Neck

1 $800.00 1d 21h 50m

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Gibson Guitar Introduces the Zoot Suit SG Electric Guitar
Though at first glance the look of the Gibson Zoot Suit SG electric guitar might be more reminiscent of '60s era psychedelia than the zoot suits of the '30s and '40s, behind the name are some interesting construction twists certain to garner interest from players and possibly collectors. This new entry from Gibson USA has not started to ship yet, but is expected to carry an MSRP of $1,999 with a likely street price from retailers in the area of $1,199. The instrument comes in six color schemes: Rainbow, Black and Red, Black and Natural, Black and Orange, and Red and Blue. While certainly colorful, it's interesting to note that they are not painted. Instead, the Zoot Suit SG is constructed from a number of laminated birch wood pieces (each approximately .075" thick) dyed with a different color, given two coats of satin nitrocellulose lacquer, then bonded together to form the body and the neck. In addition to the cosmetic effect, Gibson claims that the construction method "...yields maximum sustain and resonance." More »

Guitarist and Inventor Les Paul Passes Away at 94
Electric guitar icon Les Paul passed away today, the result of complications of severe pneumonia, at White Plains Hospital in White Plains, New York. He was 94. Born June 9, 1915, as Lester William Polsfuss in Waukesha, Wisconsin, he later adopted the stage name Les Paul and, in addition to his contributions as a performing artist, played a major role in the development of the solidbody electric guitar, most closely associated with his namesake instrument, the Gibson Les Paul, Gibson Guitar's best selling instrument. The only person with membership in all of the following: the Grammy Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, National Inventors Hall of Fame, and the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Les Paul enjoyed a long and illustrious career as a recording artist, inventor and innovator, and a performer who, despite arthritis, permanent hearing loss and a heart attack followed by bypass surgery, for over 12 years maintained a twice-weekly performance residence at New York City's Iridium Jazz Club until recently. His 2005 CD, Les Paul & Friends; American Made World Played, was a double-Grammy winner. More »

Peter Wolf on the Guitar Manufacturing Industry
In July of 2009, Modern Guitars columnist Peter Wolf announced the launch of his new business, Brandwolf Consulting, LLC, aimed at helping music instrument makers with sales, marketing and related strategic concerns such as branding and distribution. Wolf recently left Paul Reed Smith Guitars where he served as the company's Director of Sales & Marketing from 2004, having previously been the International Sales Manager for PRS since 1997. His business relationship with PRS, however, goes back to 1990 and Wolf's founding of PRS Guitars Germany, a distribution company that imported and distributed high-end guitars and amplifiers to Central European countries. According to a recent press release from Brandwolf Consulting, "Under his direction, PRS Guitars’ export sales increased 10-fold in only 10 years and distributors and dealers in 56 additional countries were appointed and cultivated." While on some levels the driving force behind guitar lutherie and making is a passion for the art and craft, economics plays a significant role in the contined health of the industry. Today's financial climate poses a challenge to how guitar makers and manufacturers go forward, if not an outright threat to whether or not they can. More »

Taylor Guitars Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Taylor Guitars of El Cajon, California, has announced the introduction of limited edition models in celebration of its 35th anniversary. Founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor (who at the time had not yet turned 20), Kurt Listug and Steve Schemmer and originally named Westland Music Company, by the end of its inaugural year the company could boast three employees, the production of six instruments, and having overcome several hurdles, including its original facility. "That place was so bad," says Listug. "The roof leaked like crazy, and whenever it rained, the place flooded. It rained hard the night before we opened [October 15, 1974], so we spent the entire morning of our first day in business trying to get as much water out of there as we could." Bob Taylor recalls the spirit of the company's early days: "When it flooded, we'd take all the sawdust that we'd already swept up, and sprinkle it around the floor to soak up the water. It made the place even more of a pig sty. But it was fun. What did we know? We were just kids. Somehow, we'd skirted having to get real jobs. We didn't have a boss, we were making guitars. What could be better?" More »

Guitar Luthier John Page and the Story of 016, Part Two
Modern Guitars columnist John Page continues his photo chronicle of the creation of a new piece of electric guitar functional art in The Story of 016, Part Two. Page, who co-founded the Fender Custom Shop and who has been a leading proponent of how and why the contemporary electric guitar can serve a dual role as both working instrument (functional) and the source of visual pleasure (art), has pursued a career in fine art after leaving Fender, creating a number of successful art gallery-level wood-based sculptures. After a hiatus from guitar building, Page re-entered the field in 2006 with his completely hand-built custom line, the P-1. The Story of 016 discusses how Page's new twist on the P-1 incorporates his love of both finely built custom guitars and fine art. The client who commissioned the 016 asked Page if it could somehow serve as both a high-end guitar and a piece of art. "For me," says Page, "this is the best of all worlds, mix my two great passions, guitars and visual art!" More »

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