Paul Smith x Vintage Guitars Travel Guitar
Paul Smith and Vintage Guitars drop a limited edition Travel Guitar to keep you strummin' in style on the road. The guitar is wrapped in deep purple mahogany and a multi stripe rosette design completes the look. Link
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Blackbird Lucky 13 Guitar
20th century design meets 21st century technology in Blackbird's latest carbon fiber creation. The Lucky 13 ($1,800) takes design notes from early 20th century 12th fret guitars and reinterprets it into a futuristic yet classic design that boasts one-piece carbon fiber construction resulting in a strong and lightweight guitar that will undoubtedly survive through generations of use. Link
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Gibson Les Paul Standard 2010 Limited
The iconic and classic Les Paul ($6,100) gets dose of 21st century hardware with Gibson's Robot Guitar technology. The guitar, limited to 400 examples, utilizes the Robot tuners to automatically tune the guitar within seconds and give you access to alternate tunings with the push of a button. The guitar also features a 60's SlimTaper neck profile, P90H neck pickups, BurstBucker Bridge pickups, HD LP-Z output jacks, and low-impedance preamps.
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Gibson Slash Appetite Les Paul
Just in case you were thinking of starting a Guns n' Roses tribute band, Gibson latest signature model might just make your Paradise City cover that much better. The Gibson Slash Appetite Les Paul has a mahogany body and a nitocellulose lacquer that recreates the look and feel of a vintage Les Paul Standard. You'll also find a quarter-sawn mahogany neck and headstock, Seymour Duncan Signature Series Alnico II Pro Slash humbucking pickups, and a TonePros Tune-o-matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece. Link: $4,728
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Gibson Custom 50th Anniversary 1960 ES-335TD
Gibson is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the 1960 ES-335TD with a stunning detail for detail homage to the original. The 50th Anniversary ES35TD is the fast neck profile variant of the guitar complete with historically accurate hardware such as dot fingerboard inlays, a full-length maple centerblock, and nickel-plated hardware. Link
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Gibson Jimmy Page “Number Two” Les Paul
Based on a 59' Les Paul Jimmy Page purchased in 1973, The Gibson "Number Two" is a careful recreation of that very guitar right down to the special modifications and electronics Jimmy developed for the original guitar. The guitar features a two-piece Eastern maple top matched with a one-piece mahogany back, grover tuners, and a quarter-sawn mahogany neck. 325 examples will be built based on a prototype that was extensively evaluated by the guitar legend himself. Link: $11,176-$25,882
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Gibson Les Paul Tribute 1952
Gibson's Les Paul Tribute 1952 is a stunning piece of work worthy of its namesake and it should be, as it was built to Les' original specifications. The guitar features a gold mahogany body, maple top and rosewood fingerboard, a bridge that is a painstaking replica of Les' 1952 patent, and single-coil P90 pickups. Link: $5,581
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Gibson Buckethead Signature Les Paul
Gibson's Buckethead Signature Les Paul is one impressive instrument. Bathed in an alpine white paint job the guitar features a marker-less fingerboard, ceramic humbucking pickups, and the best feature: arcade-button killswitches. Link: $4,311
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Blackbird Rider Ferrari Guitar
What you're looking at is quite literally the Ferrari of guitars. Ferrari commissioned San Francisco-based Blackbird Guitars to build a limited edition version of their Rider travel guitar done up with a subtle touch of Ferrari livery. The Ferrari version of the carbon fiber guitar sports a red A string, a Maranello Red interior, and is finished off with a Scuderia emblem on the head. Link: $1,500
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Gibson Angus Young SG Standard
It was 1970 when AC/DC guitarist Angus Young picked up his first 1968 SG Standard and as any music fan can attest to, the rest is history. The Angus Young SG Standard is a carefully recreated version of Young's SG complete with custom-spec Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates humbucking pickups, ebony fingerboard with lightning bolt inlays, and various other custom modifications requested by the legend himself. Link
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