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The Gibson EDS-1275 is a double neck Gibson electric SG based guitar that was introduced by Gibson in 1963 and produced till 1968. This model was used by musicians such as John McLaughlin and Jimmy Page, and it was called “the coolest guitar in rock” at the time they played these models. This model guitar was initially available in jet black, cherry, sunburst, and white.
In 1974, Gibson started making the guitar again, and in more finishes with production lasting until 1998. Since then, alpine white and heritage cherry versions were made by Gibson USA. Since then, alpine white and heritage cherry versions were made by Gibson USA in Nashville, Tennessee, until 2003, in the Nashville Custom Shop from 2004 to 2005, and in the Memphis, Tennessee, Custom Shop since 2006.
So here we have a 1992 EDS-1275 in Cherry Red with the typical 12 string neck and a standard 6-string neck SG. The guitar handles surprisingly well and is easy to play. The strap button is fitted behind the upper body at the base of the neck allowing easy playing while standing up.
The toggle switch on the lower horn selects the “neck” either 6 or 12-string, the switch in the middle controls the pick up selection of either model. Further the 2-volume/2-tone arrangement control tone and volume.







This 2015 Gibson ES Les Paul Standard Memphis is a semi-hollow bodied guitar with a typically standard sized body, and with double binding front and back. The pickups are standard P90 size pick ups. The guitar has been played and shows some minor wear on the neck, and faint marks to the body back. The hardware is chrome, with some tarnishing giving it that proper patina. Serial dates the guitar to 2015. These Gibson’s were made for a short period in 2014-15 and have become collectible in recent years..
The Gibson Les Paul ES appears to be lighter than a standard weighing in at about 3.5 kgs. This one is easy to handle and a smooth neck profile. Sound wise, the P90 pickups produce a great and gritty sound. The fret board is rose wood, which coupled with the slim tapered maple neck make for a nice playing machine. Guitar lives in its hard-case.









The Yamaha SG-1500 guitar is definitely a great example of a top quality guitar. It sports a mahogany body with thru neck, rosewood fret board, Split wing fret-board position markers. Gold plated Hardware, Twin hum-buckers, coil tapping option. The guitar is quite heavy with lots of sustain, No sustain plate fitted under bridge and no pick-guard as standard. The Yamaha SG-1500 is the in-betweenie for the renowned Yamaha SG-2000 and Yamaha SG-1000. Well set up with low action and powerful double humbuckers make for a killer guitar.








This 1977 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe is fine solid body guitar with the standard sized body, and the mini humbucker pick ups. The guitar has been played and shows some genuine wear on the neck, body front, the back. The hardware is chrome, giving it that proper patina. Serial dates the guitar to 1977. These Gibson’s were made during the 1960s, 1970s and have become more collectible in recent years. There have also been some reissues over recent years.
The Gibson Les Paul deluxe appears to be a bit lighter than a custom but on a par with a typical Standard. This one is easy to handle and a smooth neck profile. Sound wise, the Mini Humbuckers produce a great if not gritty sound. The fret board is rose wood, which coupled with the slim tapered maple neck make for a nice playing machine. Guitar lives in a beaten up hard-case.








The Gibson ES-175D is a single- or dual-pickup archtop electric guitar made by Gibson. Unlike Gibson’s L5 and Super 400 guitars, the ES-175 typically was made of an all-laminate construction, which was a cheaper alternative than the existing L-5. In additional to the lesser cost, the materials selection was useful in keeping feedback at higher volumes manageable. The ES-175 has a rosewood fingerboard with parallelogram inlays, a 3″ deep body, a floating bridge, and the sound comes from a set of Gibson’s PAF style Pat. pickups. The fingerboard has 19 frets and tone is varied with independent volume and tone controls for each of the 2 pickups. Hardware is nickel plated. Guitar lives in its hard case.










Here a 1997 Fender Big Apple Stratocaster with twin humbucking Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates pickups all original and factory-installed. Definitely one of the top dual Humbucker Stratocasters available. It’s a highly responsive guitar and effortless to play. The finish is a glossy black. It’s in great condition with no marks or dents and resides in its Fender soft case.










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Made to measure (M2M) Gibson Custom Shop Custom from 2023 in an attractive Oceanburst finish with Ebony fingerboard. The guitar is produced in Gibson’s Nashville Custom Shop featuring a solid Mahogany body with Maple top with a 22 fret ebony fingerboard with block Inlays. The guitar has a pair of Gibson Burst-bucker pickups wired to individual volume and tone controls with a three-way pickup selector. Grover Rotomatic tuners and Nickel ABR-1 tailpiece. Black speed knobs. The guitar is in great condition with only light signs of use. The blueish finish is bright and lustrous. Guitar lives in its Gibson Custom Case.








Rare Gibson Custom Les Paul ’68 Custom Ultima from 2004 in Sunburst finish with Abalone and Mother of Pearl Flame inlayed Ebony fingerboard. The guitar is based upon the ’68 Les Paul Custom model and has all the characteristics of that model and was offered with or without a factory fitted Bigsby. The guitar features a solid Mahogany body with carved Maple top with multi-ply white/black on top and back. The neck is constructed of 1-piece Mahogany w/long neck tenon, with a 22 fret ebony fingerboard with mixed Abalone/Mother of Pearl Flame Inlay. The guitar has a pair of Gibson Burst-bucker pickups wired in the traditional way to individual volume and tone controls with three-way pickup selector. Grover Rotomatic tuners and Nickel ABR-1 tailpiece. Control knobs are black top hat reflector style. The guitar lives in its Gibson Custom hard case.








Here a cool Gibson Firebird T made in 2016 in Cream White. This is one of the Firebird T models with a simple stop tail from a production run from 2016. Kitted out with two mini hum-buckers, it is a cool looking tone machine. The chrome tuners are the so-called Steinberger tuners and take a bit getting used to but function otherwise fine. The overall condition is great, as it is only a few years old and appears to be hardly played. Even the black case is in great nick.




