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The Gibson Les Paul Special's solid mahogany body is carved with a single cutaway for good upper-fret access, and was given a flat "slab" top for ease of manufacture. The neck on the Les Paul Jr Special cutaway guitar is constructed from solid mahogany carved to Gibson's popular "slim taper" profile, which offers a blend of speed and comfort. The neck shape on the Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar is an outstanding marriage between the rounded '50s profile and super-slim early '60s profile. An ebony fingerboard enhances the Gibson guitar's note attack and articulation Learn More

This is a 2005 T5S1 with flamed Maple top Learn More

This is an amazing Robin Guitars Avalon Maple top Learn More

McNaught Custom Phoenix Rising Learn More

Epiphone Les Paul Plustop in gorgeous sunburst finish. Learn More

This is a recent Music Man Armada featuring several new innovations like using a neck-through design. With a mahogany neck running through its mahogany body, the Armada gains in both tone and sustain. Learn More

2014 Gibson ES Les Paul, the perfect marriage of the Les Paul, and the ES-335 yielding powerful tones and a lightweight Learn More

Silver Street, Inc. was incorporated in June 1979, started by Bruce and Craig Hardy. Apparantly it was named after the street where Bruce Hardy lived at the time. Bruce Hardy designed the Taxi Guitar in 1981 featuring a full scale, and shipped with a gig bag that allowed it to be transported in a NY City taxi. The Taxi's innovative design was the subject of a U.S. patent application filed in 1981, granted in 1983. Five prototypes were built by legendary luthier Richard Schneider, who was a Gibson guitar consultant at the time. Production of solid-body guitars started in 1983, and ended by 1986. A bit of history about the Taxi model. The first guitar made for Tommy Shaw was in "Pepto Bismol" Pink, and later a Tommy Shaw model ws built. Guitar who played the Taxi include Paul Warren fomr Prism, Mike Reno from Loverboy, Michael Stanley, Chris Hayes of Huey Lewis and the News, Craig Chaquico of Jefferson Starship, and Rick Springfield who bought three and actually used one on an MTV video. Learn More

The Gibson Custom Shop has re-created the guitar that Peter Frampton played on his multiplatinum live album from 1976. Distinctive features include a mahogany back with weight-relief chambers, the Peter Frampton custom slim neck profile, and three Gibson humbuckers: '57 Classic (neck), '57 Classic Plus (middle), and 500T (bridge). The 3-way pickup selector is wired so the middle pickup is always on (with its own volume and tone) and can be combined with the front or rear pickups. Top-level Les Paul Custom features include the ebony finish, 22-fret Richlite fingerboard with pearl block inlays, single-ply white binding on top and back, kidney bean tuners,and gold hardware. Includes case. Learn More

This is a 1998 Guild X-150 D AB featuring gorgeous sunburst finish in excellent condition Learn More

All the ingredients that made the Les Paul name legendary are in the Gibson Les Paul Standard 2016 Trans Black. This is truly a comprehensively featured, fully loaded Les Paul, with a compound-radius rosewood fingerboard and modern weight relief to provide outstanding balance and playing feel while optimizing the guitar's celebrated tone Full specs are as follows: Body Type Solidbody Number of Strings 6 Body Material Mahogany Top Material AAA Flamed Maple Body Finish High gloss nitrocellulose lacquer Color Trans Black Neck Material Mahogany Neck Shape Asymmetrical slim taper Fingerboard Material Dark Rosewood Fingerboard Inlay Trapezoid Number of Frets 22 Scale Length 24.75" Nut Width 1.695" Bridge/Tailpiece Tone Pro tune-o-matic bridge with stopbar tailpiece Tuners Grover locking kidney tuners Neck Pickup Burstbucker Pro alnico 5 humbucker Bridge Pickup Burstbucker Pro alnico 5 humbucker Controls 2-volume(push-pull coil tap), 2-tone (push-pull phase, pure bypass), 3-way toggle switch Case Traditional hardshell This guitar is mint, as-new, with no issues to mention. Learn More