Gibson Electric Guitars

The ES-165 Herb Ellis is a classic jazz guitar based on Herb's own Gibson ES-175. A single humbuckers produces a warm jazz tone, and gold-plated metal parts create a classy look. Learn more...

Providing the Hard Edge Tone of You Expect from Les Paul endorsed by Mr. Wylde, the BFG epitomizes the blatant simplicity of a barely finished Gibson. Featuring a rough book matched maple top, rounded 50s neck shape and an ebony fingerboard, the look and playability of this model is second to none - just ask Zakk. The high output active EMG 81 and 85 humbucker pickups scream with all of Zakk Wylde's legendary tone. The guitar comes in Zakk's easily recognizable graphics over a satin natural nitro finish. Learn more...

In creating the Nighthawk 2009, Gibson has breathed new life into a model it retired 10 years ago. This lusty guitar, which resembles its larger Les Paul cousin but with more defined curves, has become a cult favorite since it was discontinued in 1999, after only six years in production. The original Nighthawk was conceived of in response to the demand for a more modern silhouette and a multitude of tone options. Today's version is still all about a guitarist keeping his options open. With two volume controls, a master tone knob and two heavy-duty pickups, guitarists can experiment with endless sounds. If tone alone weren't enough to carry this instrument, Gibson luthiers have labored to create an exquisite-looking guitar. A figured maple top, mahogany body, rosewood fingerboard and deluxe details combine to make the 2009 Nighthawk a true collector's item. Learn more...

The Gary Moore BFG takes the raw, unrefined power of Gibson's classic BFG and matches it with the look of Moore's personal and legendary Les Paul Standards from the late 1950s, resulting in a beautifully radical Les Paul that certainly embodies Moore's iconic status among the world's finest guitarists. Moore, an Irish guitarist, has collaborated with many artists over the course of his career including Thin Lizzy, B.B. King, The Beach Boys, Ozzy Osbourne and George Harrison. He has also influenced the guitar styles of Randy Rhodes, John Sykes and Kirk Hammett. Learn more...