Tag: vintage-gibson-guitars
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Taking A Closer Look: The Danelectro Longhorn Bass
By C. The Danelectro Longhorn is a charming and unique instrument when it comes to electric bass guitars, known for its distinctive design, unique sound, and cultural impact. Since its introduction in the late 1950s, the Longhorn has been celebrated for its quirky aesthetics and practical playability, making it a favorite among a variety of…
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Gibson Vibrato Tailpieces Explained
By C. Vintage Gibson guitars of the 1950’s and 60’s are renowned for their craftsmanship, tonal qualities, and historical significance to the musical world. Among the various features that contribute to their distinctiveness are their vibrato tailpieces, which have played a crucial role in shaping the sound and playability of these iconic instruments. Over the…
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Unleashing The Power Of The Gibson SG Special
By C. Most of those familiar with electric guitars of the 60’s will be familiar with Gibson’s legendary SG line. The unique shape, striking aesthetic appeal, and world renowned tone made the SG a household name. And similar to the Les Paul line, Gibson offered several variations of the SG for different consumer price points.…
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In The Shop: 1968 Gibson ES-330TD
By C. Few instruments exude the elegance and musical versatility of the Gibson “ES” guitars. The ES-330 model in particular is a longtime favorite of players and collectors, and its not hard to see why. These models feature meticulous craftsmanship and innovative design synonymous with the Gibson brand name. From its inception in the late…
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Merry Melodies: The Gibson Melody Maker
By C. In the rich history of Gibson guitars, there’s several well known instruments that hold iconic status and historical significance. Today we’re going to delve a bit into the origins, evolution, and appeal of one of these classic instruments, the Gibson Melody Maker. From its humble beginnings in the late 1950s to its powerful…
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Gibson Custom Colors: A Vibrant Palette For A New Era
By C. Vintage Gibson instruments are well known for their exceptional craftsmanship and classic designs, but what about their distinctive range of custom colors? While many tend to think of Fender when it comes to unique custom-colored guitars and basses, Gibson offered their own as well. These colors, introduced primarily in the 1950s and 1960s,…
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