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Gibson Les Paul Standard Sl… Gibson USA’s Slash Signature Les Paul Standard is a heartfelt tribute to Slash and the guitar he’s used for more than 20 years to create some of the most powerful and popular hard rock of all time. Working closely with Slash, Gibson USA recreated his favorite Les Paul Standard. The magic of this guitar is in the details. An Antique Vintage Sunburst finish is applied to a solid mahogany body with a AA maple figured top and dark black. The body features Gibson’s period-correct weight-relief structure, along with a pair of Seymore Duncan Alnico II Pro humbuckers–the same pickups Slash uses in all his Les Pauls — for sweet, vintage tone. The Slash-designed solid mahogany neck is given a thin, comfortable profile to Slash’s personal specifications, and Slash’s skull and crossbones, top hat logo, and signature adorn the headstock. A custom-made, smooth black case featuring Slash’s logo accompanies every guitar. The Gibson USA Slash Signature Les Paul is a limited-edition run of only 1,600 guitars worldwide. Gibson Slash hardcase included.
 3199,-
 3199,-
Gibson Les Paul Custom Shop… The Gibson VOS 57 Les Paul Goldtop is an electric singlecut guitar which follows the VOS (Vintage Original Spec) that make these series of guitars Gibson's next step in their journey towards perfection. Seth Lover’s fabled ‘Patent Applied For’ humbucking pickups were added to the Les Paul Model in 1957. These dual coil pickups, quieter yet more powerful than the single coil P-90s that preceded them, combined with the ABR-1 to create a guitar with unprecedented sustain and tone. The Gibson VOS 57 Les Paul Goldtop is equipped with BurstBuckers to faithfully replicate the warm, vocal quality and rich harmonic content of the legendary originals.
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Gibson Les Paul Custom Ebon… The Les Paul Custom, introduced in 1954, has been affectionately nicknamed the Black Beauty and the Fretless Wonder. By any name, it has always represented the highest level of elegance and beauty in the Les Paul family.
 5029,-
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Fender Eric Clapton Gold Le… The original Gold Leaf guitar was built by Fender Master Builder Mark Kendrick as a custom order for Eric Clapton at the time of the 50th Anniversary of the firm in 1996 and was Clapton's main instrument of choice during the Legends period in 1997. Clapton used the guitar for the last time during his One More Car, One More Rider world tour of 2001 before selling it to Christies for US $455,000. The Fender Custom Shop reissued the Gold Leaf Stratocaster after 8 years of absence as a limited-edition run of 50 pieces. Each guitar was built to Eric's exacting specifications, with Fender's Vintage Noiseless pickups and a standard tone control instead of the Gold Lace Sensor pickups and TBX tone circuit (re-introduced in 2009) found on the original 1996 model. Custom Shop, Master Builder Dennis Galuszka, Gold Hardware, Real gold leaf. Case included.
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 4444,-
Gibson Les Paul 59 Reissue… This Gibson Les Paul '59 reissue is truly amazing. The carved figured maple top with an extra faded cherry finish is the best you've ever seen on a Les Paul. The solid back and 1-piece neck are made of premium mahogany, and the top and neck feature a single-ply cream binding. The trapezoid inlays and aged nickel hardware gives it a classy vintage look, while the rounded neck profile and BurstBucker pickups take care of the playing comfort of this great sounding guitar. Case and COA included.
 2789,-
 2789,-
Fender 57 Stratocaster Reli… The Fender Custom Shop Heavy Relic '57 Stratocaster Vintage White Electric Guitar is a Fender Custom Shop beauty. It is if this guitar had been sitting in your uncle's closet for 30 years. This guitar plays and sounds like no other. It has been given the killer Fender Relic treatment and is ready to play. The Vintage White Thin Finish on this Strat is amazing. It screams Vintage Fender. If you are looking for a classic Fender Stratocaster, look no further. The 1957 Fender Strat is one of the most sought after guitars in the world and this guitar delivers the goods. This Fender Strat features the 9.50" neck radius and a Maple neck and Fretboard. So top it all off with the vintage Fat 50's Pickups in the Neck and Middle Position and a '69 Fender Strat Relic Pickup in the bridge position. This Relic Fender Strat all the vintage Fender hardware too. This Fender Stratocaster is a must have. Custom Shop, Team Built, Center pocket Tweed Case included.
 3299,-
 3299,-
Fender Telecaster Limited 1… This meticulous re-creation of the original has been aged to offer the appearance of a well cared for vintage instrument. A few small dings, a checkered finish, oxidized hardware, and aged plastic parts all contribute to the immaculate deception. Every aspect of the Custom Shop 1967 Telecaster's construction is faithful to the original model on which it is based. Custom Shop crafted with a 2-piece premium ash body with a maple "C" neck and maple fingerboard, it is armed with a pair of Vintage pickups that are wired with a modern circuit. Vintage style Tele bridge and Schaller tuning machines along with a 3-ply parchment pickguard all echo the original production model.
 2698,-
 2698,-
Fender Duo Tone 60s Stratoc… This Duo Tone Stratocaster is a new Fender combination of two decades. The Alder body from the 60s strat has got the Ash wings from the 50s! The body is constructed of three parts, the center part has the original alder wood while the two outer parts, the wings, feature ash wood for a clear tone. In this way the characteristic warm and balanced sound from the 60s is still there, but with a more distinctive voice, especially in the high tones. The Rosewood neck and the 3 Tone Sunburst finish give it the vintage looks that belong to a real Fender 60s Relic.
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Gibson Les Paul Custom Alpi… Today’s Les Paul Custom is based on the model from the mid-1950s, but with several modern appointments. The body is crafted with a hand-carved maple top, which is fitted to a body made from a solid piece of mahogany with strategically routed holes to lessen the weight of the guitar, resulting in a Les Paul with enhanced acoustic qualities and improved resonance. This Les Paul Custom is finished in Alpine White, and comes with the standard Gibson Custom case and certificate of authenticity.
 2629,-
 2629,-
Fender 62 Jazz Bass Relic C… This stunningly captivating Custom Shop '62 Jazz Bass Relic in Lake Placid Blue is perfect both as a gigging bass or as a future collectable. Part of the Custom Shop Time Machine Series - The Time Machine series of instruments pays homage to specific years of some of Fenders classic designs. All are built to exacting specifications of their respective vintages. The 62 Relic Jazz Bass features 2 staggered concentric knobs, 2 piece light Alder body, 4 bolt 62 type neck - soft relic back - just a little bit dirty. Ash Tray and chrome pickup cover (bridge) pre-mounted. Fender case included.
 2879,-
 2879,-
Fender 62 Stratocaster Clos… Here's a real eye-catcher; a '62 Stratocaster with a Dark Lake Placid Blue finish that has gone through Fender's Closet Classic treatment giving the guitar lots of surface swirling and finish checking throughout the body. The Dark Lake Placid Blue finish ties in nicely with the dark color of the slab Madagascar rosewood board, and the Custom Shop '60 Stratocaster pickups pump out that classic Strat chime. Modern updates such as a 12" fretboard radius and medium jumbo frets give the guitar superior playability as well. Custom Shop, team built. Black Crush Velvet hardcase included.
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 2389,-
Fender 1950s Custom Telecas… This Fender Custom Shop 1950's Telecaster Relic in Purple Metallic with white binding is more than amazing. The most versatile Telecaster we have in the shop. The bridge pickup has great twang country and just enough bite for blues. The neck pickup rocks! From blues, jazz and rock this pickup smokes. The neck is meaty but still comfortable to play. The Fender 1950s Custom Telecaster Relic features '51 Nocaster pickups, Nocaster "U" neckshape. Custom Shop, Team Built, Case included.
 2949,-
 2949,-
Fender David Gilmour Strato… The Fender Custom Shop worked closely with Gilmour and Taylor in recreating the Black Strat as the new David Gilmour Signature Series Stratocaster guitar. Main features include an alder body, black over Three-color Sunburst finish, a black pickguard, a one-piece straight-grain maple neck, custom pickups and electronics, and a shortened vintage tremolo arm. Further, the guitar comes with a custom case, an Evidence high-end guitar cable, the Live in Gdansk CD/DVD set and Taylor’s 2007 book about the guitar’s history, The Black Strat.
 3199,-
 3199,-
Gibson Les Paul 1958 Plain… The 1958 Les Paul Standard reissue produced today by Gibson Custom is true to all of the original instrument’s features and characteristics, including Gibson’s traditional hand-carved “plain” maple top and solid, non-weight relieved mahogany body. The headstock is made from Holly head veneer, as opposed to fiber, just like it was in 1958, and the vintage-style tulip tuners are mounted in a straight line, also as they were on the original. The 24 ¾-inch scale length neck is made from one solid piece of mahogany, and attached to the body using a long neck tenon — one of the Les Paul’s more distinguishing characteristics of the 1950s. The neck is topped by a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard outfitted with acrylic trapezoid inlays matching the size and color of the originals. Of course, two of Gibson’s legendary Burstbucker pickups deliver all the subtle variations of true, classic humbucker tone by using historically “unmatched” bobbin windings and Alnico II magnets. Other historical appointments include CTS potentiometers, bumble bee capacitors, rolled crème-colored fingerboard binding, single-ply thin binding around the body, and period-correct switchwasher and jackplate. The 1958 Les Paul Standard comes in either a V.O.S. or Gloss finish, and with the standard Gibson Custom case, custom care kit and certificate of authenticity.
 2885,-
 2885,-
Fender 60 Stratocaster Reli… The '60s Strat recreated to the finest detail and given the Relic'd treatment. Inside and out, the '60 Stratocaster Relic guitar from the Fender Custom Shop is a detailed recreation of its Kennedy-era ancestor. It features an alder body, '60s C-shaped maple neck, and-for the first time in its history-a smaller truss rod and slab laminated rosewood fingerboard with clay dot markers. The pickup design is faithful to the original right down to the materials and winding, producing a characteristically smooth and glassy tone. Under the hood, we've even replicated the finish undercoating and the crude pickup-wiring routing in the body. This Fender Stratocaster guitar has been given the Fender Custom Shop "Relic" treatment—built to show years of natural wear and tear; with nicks, scratches, worn finish, rusty hardware and aged plastic parts. Custom shop, team built. Case included.
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Fender Jeff Beck Tribute Es… This limited edition electric guitar is based on the Blonde ’54 Fender Esquire, which was used by the legendary Jeff Beck on stage to entertain his fans worldwide. The Fender Custom Shop recreated this battle-hardened and truly unique guitar in reverently painstaking detail. When Jeff Beck got his copy he was convinced that it was his own original old guitar. The Fender Jeff Beck Esquire WBL is an extremely lightweight two-piece offset ash body with a chipped black pick guard. The finish has been perfectly reproduced down to the smallest ding and scratch. The wiring is authentically “cloned” and the lone Esquire pickup was carefully recreated from the original specs by the legendary Fender pickup winder Abigail Ybarra.
 3199,-
 3199,-
Gibson Les Paul 58 Plaintop… In an effort to jump-start the steadily declining sales of the Les Paul Model, Gibson abandoned the familiar Gold finish and used a translucent Cherry Sunburst finish that brilliantly displayed the figured Maple tops often used on Les Pauls. The renamed Les Paul Standard made its debut in 1958.
 1880,-
 1880,-
Ibanez DN2011SC BKC Custom… In 2011 Ibanez introduced the DN2011SC-BKC, a very special DARKSTONE guitar. This guitar features a unique look and style, which is unlike any other DARKSTONE. An ornate silver rose thorn pattern is inlaid into its body, and the pattern is accentuated by a purple gradation finish around the inlay. This combination adds a stylish, elegant motif to the guitar. The brambles creep throughout the fingerboard as well, in a distinct rose thorn inlay pattern. The body also features additional crystal cuts exaggerating its stereoscopic figure along with the body inlay work.
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 2999,-
Gibson Les Paul Class 5 Ora… The Gibson Class 5 Les Paul is exactly what you'd expect from Gibson's incredible Custom Shop. Designed to offer the ultimate in performance, the Class 5 features a carved top of highly figured maple, with a weight-relieved mahogany back, a long neck tenon, and a slim taper neck profile based on the 1960 Gibson neck.
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 4298,-
Gibson Les Paul 59 Reissue… The Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar has an AA flamed maple top - exactly the kind of wood that went on the vintage Les Pauls in '59. BurstBucker 1 and 2 pickups are precision re-creations of original "Patent Applied For" pickups, right down to the mismatched windings. Original bumblebee capacitors, long-tenon 1959 rounded neck profile, CTS pots, original aluminum stopbar, and tons of other details make it look, sound, and play identically to the original. Mahogany back and neck with rosewood fretboard complete this Les Paul reissue. Gibson's Custom Shop produces some of the finest electric guitars on earth. Using the best materials money can buy, a staff of skilled luthiers reproduce some of the greatest Gibsons of the past and create stunning new instruments for players and collectors who demand the best.
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 2149,-
Gibson Les Paul Junior 1957… In 1955, the competition to develop and market solid body electric guitars that were both affordable and professionally built was heating up. Just three years earlier, Gibson had introduced the incredible Les Paul model with a $249.50 price tag (including case), yet increased competition was triggering the exploration into new directions that would eventually yield a wide variety of new and innovative Gibson products at various price points. Among those new products was the Les Paul Junior single cutaway model in 1955—a stripped-down, affordable alternative to the more expensive Les Paul model. It was given a dark brown color around the guitar’s edge, with a golden sunburst shading in the middle of the body. This finish would eventually become known as Vintage Sunburst.
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 2999,-
Gibson ES335 Block Reissue… Chuck Berry, B.B. King, and other formative players in the evolving early days of rock and electric blues had already immortalized the Gibson ES-335 when the company’s engineers fine-tuned the guitar in 1963. Today’s Custom Shop ES-335 Block Inlay Reissue model reflects those original refinements, which enhance the guitar’s playability and beauty. The popularity of the ES-335 was already secure and continued to grow, but in1963 when the first generation of the revamped ES-335s left Gibson’s Kalamazoo factory sales peaked. That year the dots on the fingerboard of the standard ES-335 inaugurated in 1958 were replaced with the block inlays that give this Custom Shop model its name. They provided easier visibility in live playing situations, where lighting is often less than ideal, and an extra touch of eye-catching class. The other refinement to the ’63 was the use of the tapered, thinner-profile neck common to Gibson’s built in the ’60s.
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Gibson Les Paul 59 Reissue… Gibson’s Les Paul Standard model from 1959 is the most highly acclaimed, widely recognized solid body electric guitar in the entire world, coveted by both players and collectors as the ultimate example of playability, attractiveness and tone among all six-stringed instruments. In an industry filled with imitations and replicas, the iconic 1959 Les Paul Standard simply has no equal. Includes Custom Shop case, certificate of authenticity, and custom care kit.
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Gibson Les Paul 56 Goldtop… Gibson’s introduction of the Les Paul model in 1952 laid the template by which all other electric guitars would be measured, but it would still undergo several key modifications before developing into the iconic version widely known today as the Les Paul Standard. One of the most significant changes to the Les Paul model was the addition of the new Tune-o-matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece in 1956, replacing the trapeze and wraparound tailpieces that had adorned earlier versions. The Goldtop models proved instantly popular with a growing legion of electric blues players, most notably B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, and Tiger Haynes, and today is one of the most revered and copied pieces of guitar hardware ever developed.
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ESP Guitars Celebrates 35th Anniversar…
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June 18th, 2009
Ibanez Fireman Paul Gilbert Guitar
Paul Gilbert, a longstanding Ibanez endorser, submitted the plans for his new custom guitar to the Ibanez L.A. Custom Shop in 2007. For this particular model, Paul took a stock photo of the Ibanez "Iceman" model and turned it upside down using image editing software. He then tweaked the design further, for better playability and balance. This model was to be a radical departure from any of his previous signature models. Soon after Paul received the finished guitar, it quickly made its way on to recordings and stages all over the world. It was originally called the "Reverse Iceman", but soon took on the nickname of "Fireman" due to its opposite nature to the "Iceman". In 2008, the Paul Gilbert "Fireman" quickly became a hot topic among fans, creating demand for a production version. In 2009, Ibanez decided to release a limited number of "Fireman" guitars in tribute to Paul's adventurous creation. Order Your Fireman guitar here!
May 15th, 2009
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