Faithful tributes to our Golden Era. With this line of beloved classics, we brought back the instruments that shaped sounds across generations and genres of music.

We never stop inventing. Building on a solid legacy through continuous innovation, we added smaller and lighter-weight bodies, new finishes, and other advanced features.

Gibson has produced many signature models for the Artist Collection, including guitars created in collaboration with Chuck Berry, Marcus King, and Jim James.

The pinnacle of Gibson and the most coveted instruments on earth. Handmade in the USA using generations-old techniques that defined guitar making. The crown jewel of the industry.

Well-worn favorites—built brand new. We developed specialized tools and technology to create expertly aged, handcrafted classics with the character, vibe, and feel of an original.

The ES (Electric Spanish) models debuted in 1936 and remain among the most coveted of our array of collections. Some are particularly storied, like the B.B. King Lucille, and some are ubiquitous workhorses, like the ES-335. Foundational to both rock and jazz, these instruments bring world-class tone and beauty to the fore.

As the rhythm guitarist in Cat Power, Erik Paparozzi has toured the world several times over with his trusted ES-335. After many visits to Jack's Music in Redbank, NJ in 1989, he purchased his very first Gibson that would go on to become his number one guitar for the next 30 years.

In this brand new original series, Gibson gives a behind the scenes look at the physical process of how a Gibson guitar is made as well as introducing the artisans who hand-craft these beloved instruments.

In Episode 3 of “The Process,” Gibson’s Master Luthier Jim DeCola takes viewers on an in-depth look at the construction of Gibson’s ES bodies inside the Gibson USA factory.