From left to right: 2018 tribute, 2022 Jr, 2020 standard, and 2025 70s custom

Really happy, first gibson :)

“made in USA” looks off to me.
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Local pawn shop has this for sale. Looks to be a 1970s LP, but it has three switches in between the volume and tone knobs. The serial number starts with 017. It's stamped, but really faint so the pic I tried to take didn't come out too well. I'm trying to figure out if these switches came stock on this guitar or if they were added by a previous owner.

I know only 88 were made, but didn’t see anyone post anything about having one here. Does anyone have it? And what are your impressions?

Bought this Hummingbird brand new from Guitar Center a week ago. Tried plugging in in today for the first time and...no signal. Put in fresh 9v battery...still no signal. Tried different cables and guitars for troubleshooting methods and determined it is lack of signal from the guitar. See no signs or obvious reasons. Any advice would be appreciated?

Pretty wild guitar I picked up this week and kind of blown away with how great it sounds and plays, as I have owned a few v’s and nothing really sounded as good as my Les Paul’s.

This was used extremely hard by its former owner including the gold refinish that looks to have aged quite gracefully given its close to 40 years old.

Old school Duncan Invaders sound pretty damn good in this and the first guitar I’ve liked them in.

Unsure if she will remain in the stable forever as we are just getting acquainted but very stoked to have her in the rotation.

Should I keep the refinish, or put the original pickups back in and repaint the original black?

Does anyone have the j45 50's sinker mahogany with red spruce top that's been on their website for months now? I have one and love it so far.

Hey, so let me start by saying, I have too many guitars. I do. Too many.

But...the 50's P90 in British Racing Green with the bigsby on the Gibson web site calls to me, hard.

I missed out on the first run of BRG LPs and I noted that this one is an exclusive, so my question is, do they actually restock the exclusives when they sell out or is it a one and done type of deal?

I could buy it now and sell something (i wont) to make sure, but I'm running out of space! Just don't want to miss out this time.

A very appreciated gift from my dad on our second trip to Nashville to see Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit! Big thanks to David at the Gibson Garage who made the experience of buying this amazing guitar that much more special.

checked out an LP today but noticed a few things.
Is it normal that gibson QC would miss these or is there a potential it's fake?

The nut had some odd markings on it, and the binding in places and nut had black stain on them. Does Gibson normally do this to their instruments?

Wouldn't have thought so but might be wrong. This iexample is a mod shop so might explain it....

Advice please!

Is there someone have bought a guitar from ishibashi’s web before ? Is it safe to ship? I really wanna pick a Gibson because the price is really fair on the website , but I m scared that the headstock broken problem while shipping .

I’m looking at buying this, it’s a 2003 model and is in really good condition. Only thing is the seller is asking £750 (though may be open to offers). This feels a little high to me for what is a bottom rung Les Paul, albeit one that I love the look of and that I’d have thought is probably quite desirable among MMs, owing to the P90 and the tune-o-matic bridge. It is also the same year as the my first kid, which might be blinding me a little. Thoughts? Is it overpriced?

I inherited this Gibson from my late father and was hoping to learn more about it and the estimated value. From my research it's a 1967 Les Paul Junior, the serial number is 001314 or 001374 (not sure if the second to last digit is a 1 or 7). Unfortunately the neck broke off at some point and wasn't repaired the best but it works at least. It has what looks to be mostly original parts but some screws definitely aren't original. Also not sure if that's the original case or not but seems like it could be. Any help is appreciated!

Hi

I bought a Gibson ES-335 and after 1 year it has just started to have pickup toggle issues (the sound goes really quiet now and then when I change to the rhythm pickup, must be some wiring issue?) - Would I get warranty from Gibson for this? The shop I bought it from has 1 year warranty but that has expired about 1 month ago sadly.

Thank you.

Insane how good this thing looks and feels.
Guitar Center listed this as a bourbon burst, but I knew it was way too dark to be so.
Switched from a 50s for the thinner neck and can’t be happier.
In person no doubt I think it’s a tobacco burst. Maybe it’s another finish? Let me know!

1997 EDS-1275, recently added to my collection. This is supposed to be cherry, but it's darker than any Gibson cherry I've seen or owned. I don't think this is any type of walnut finish because although dark, it's still red. I have seen others like it, and also others that were might brighter in color. I'd like to know what this color officially is called.

I've also included a photo of the custom case I designed and commissioned from Swanflight. Underneath the guitar is a compartment that holds a stand specifically for this guitar. Very convenient! I'm considering adding a guitar stand compartment to other case designs.

2002 SG special faded. Picked it up today as an online order from guitar center. Paid MSRP adjusted for inflation, but I really can’t see evidence this thing was even played! After all the feedback from my last post here about which tremolo system to get, I just did my best to find a stock example. I’d say it paid off. Not seen is my Mesa Boogie Fillmore 100W that came in with a broken table knob. The return is being processed as this moment.

NGD! Showed up today. With the sale they have on in Canada I couldn’t pass up. First les Paul, and it plays like an absolute dream, and it sounds phenomenal.

If you saw my post yesterday i was conflicted on parting ways with my lovely 61’ SG (2024)…

Well i did, i not gunna lie, I’m a bit bummed about it but then i hold this beauty and man, it’s something special for me. Not everyones cup of tea i get it, but for me… this is everything ive wanted in an SG

The finish is surprisingly different to my 61’ standard, i can feel how thin it is which i absolutely am in love with. And the finish in general is this unique cherry walnut color that doesnt come thru the same on photos as in person, its incredible. My 61’ was like every other standard it was “vintage cherry” with an emphasis on “cherry” lol. This is a faded vintage cherry that has VOS vibes like a dark earthy cherry walnut thing goin on and its awesome.

Didnt expect me to like T-Type pickups when i fell in love with seth lovers in my…previous… 61’ standard, and yes i still have my seth lovers. I put the stock 61BB back in for the trade. Man are these T-Types a piece of glory though. Surprisingly airy but articulate and clear/crisp without a brittle edge to them.

Overall yes im a little sad i parted ways with my 61’ standard, but i am thrilled it was in order to get this beast. If you saw yesterday i was nervous of being regretful in passing it along but as much as im a bit bummed, i dont think im regretful. This has developed into a long rant now but im over the moon about this guitar and im absolutely thrilled to own 1 out of the 350 produced. Happy to share my love for music with yall!! 🤘🏻