No sales tax for customers outside California.  This is a 1960s Gibson / Maestro, Long Gold Vibrola, as used on SGs, Firebirds and ES guitars. No plate no screws. The arm is a repro part, along with the screw and bushing. Shipping policy: Shipments will require signature on delivery, no...

No sales tax for customers outside California.   Here we have a Gibson Maestro Long Gold Vibrola from the 1960s that is original hardware on SG Les Paul Customs, ES series guitars, etc.  The cover plate is missing.  There are no mounting screws.  The arm is original. Shipping...

Stunning all original 1964 SG Custom in EXC+ condition. Hand contoured double cutaway body with original Polaris White finish. One-piece mahogany neck with fully adjustable truss rod. Gold Waffle Back Tuners. Ebony fingerboard, Deluxe Pearl Inlays. Adjustable Tune-O-Matic bridge. Three...

Freshly set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech, this 1963 Les Paul SG Custom Reissue is dialed in and ready to make beautiful music. All original. Aged Gold hardware. Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish. Three, count 'em, three Custombucker Alnico III pickups. Comes with original Lifton...

Truly custom and truly CME, our relationship with Gibson Custom Shop reflects a shared philosophy—individually crafted guitars, built by hand. Before each new batch goes into production, CME’s guitar gurus join forces with Gibson to select new top woods, finishes, fingerboard materials, neck...

Truly custom and truly CME, our relationship with Gibson Custom Shop reflects a shared philosophy—individually crafted guitars, built by hand. Before each new batch goes into production, CME’s guitar gurus join forces with Gibson to select new top woods, finishes, fingerboard materials, neck...

Gibson Custom Shop's new Murphy Lab has one purpose: to take expert aging artist Tom Murphy's proprietary techniques to the next level. Here, Tom and his personally trained team of artists use cutting-edge technology and Tom's own processes, developed over years of careful testing, to produce...

Following decades of research for the Gibson Custom, Art, and Historic Division founded in 1993, Gibson Custom Shop established the Murphy Labs Division in 2017 to take Tom Murphy’s proprietary techniques to the next level.Sporting a scientifically reverse-engineered nitrocellulose lacquer...

This 1966 Gibson Firebird V (Non-Reverse) has aged like a fine wine in its original Pelham Blue finish! Overall, this piece is in excellent condition, and the mild aging of the clear coat has almost given it a slight “Inverness” look. It features two well-balanced mini-humbucking pickups, a clean...

Freshly set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech, this Les Paul SG Custom is dialed in and ready to rock. All Gold hardware. USA Custombucker pickups with CTS pots and Mallory caps. Maestro Vibrola Tailpiece. Comes with "Inspired by Gibson" hard shell case. See below for more details and...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

VOS, Maestro Vibrola. If you’ve ever been to the Minneapolis/Saint Paul airport there is a Prince store dedicated to all things Prince and there’s a video loop playing showing his Purple Majesty playing a very cool-looking white SG Custom. So when this came in we were…wow! Yes please! It’s got a...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to detail to craft instruments worthy of its banner-era slogan, “Only a Gibson is Good...

You can feel the heat looking at this gorgeous 1965 Gibson Firebird I Non-Reverse in its rare and well-preserved original Ember Red finish! This is just a fun guitar to play, with two balanced P-90 pickups, a short Maestro Vibrola, and a super comfortable neck shape. The original frets and...

When the Les Paul model changed to an SG shape, it was a radical departure for Gibson, and this particular example is really special. Here we have a 1961 Gibson SG Special in its factory TV Yellow finish. This guitar also sports a short Maestro vibrola for more tonal options. It is all original...

The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our experts.SummaryFinish: Original finish. There is heavy checking throughout the guitar as...

This 1965 Epiphone Wilshire is shown in what we believe to be an original Inverness Green finish. Epiphone technically did not offer this finish (Inverness Green was a Gibson custom color) but we suppose anything is possible with Epiphone being owned by Gibson by this time. One would assume this is...