I got a Gibson centenary edition case, a Gibson diamond inlay ring, a framed photo of this guitar, a gibson strap with leather cleaning fluid, and also a certificate of authenticity because this guitar is a limited edition and only 101 were made also got a spare set of strings. Not much of any use really.

The quality of finish on this guitar is astounding cannot fault anything other than say that after playing this guitar for a short while you do have to have a duster/rag at hand to polish the back of the neck because it begins to feel sticky and matt like on the surface. but the body is absolutely beautiful. I have the gold plated hardware which does look nice to start with but the volume and tone controls do look slightly tarnished even with regular polishing and cleaning.

It is value for money although i paid extra for the centenary edition and with all the gold hardware and diamond inlays cost me

Active musician

Blues guitar

This guitar is terrible, it is cheaply made and overpriced. The pickups sound very poor. Also it frequently goes out of tune. A bad choice.

The playing is difficult, tremelo picking, hammerons, tapping, and other guitar techniques sound terrible through this guitar

Terrible, pickups sound like that of a squire, and its tremelo bar is bad and puts the guitar out of tune

500 dollars

Active mussician, guitarist in a jazz band

Jazz,shred,blues,classical