Gibson

Gibson was a pioneer in the development of small body guitars in the beginning of the 1900s with its "L-Series Small Body" acoustics. These smaller Gibson's deliver a tonality that is best described in Gibson's 1934 catalog as a sound of "perfect balance...

A Banner Year for ToneThis little giant produces a charming and seductive tone that rivals much larger-bodied guitars while maintaining exceptional clarity and focus in individual notes. The 1942 Banner LG-2 is extremely well-balanced, fast-playing and...

One of Gibson's Most Distinguished Acoustics, With a Beautiful Faded Finish The unmistakable Gibson Hummingbird™ is followed by the masses as one of the most remarkable acoustic guitars ever built. The new Hummingbird Faded blends vintage...

The Gibson SJ-200 is the world's most famous acoustic guitar and earned its designation as the "King of the Flat-Tops." Since its release in 1937, its wide use by American artists has made the Super Jumbo one of the most widely played acoustic guitars of...

The Southern Jumbo is renown for its proficiency to belt out country rhythms or acoustic blues leads. Original examples are among the most prized war-era flat-tops in today’s vintage market. This new Southern Jumbo Original picks up where those...

A Slimmer, More Comfortable SJ-200 Hand-built using beautiful Sitka spruce and walnut, this SJ-200 Studio is sure to please the eye and the ear. Utilizing Gibsons' Advanced Response neck profile and slim body depth body design this is the most...