Gibson

Here's a gorgeous and very cool Gibson Custom Shop Joe Perry signature "Boneyard" Les Paul. A must have for any Aerosmith fan. Green Tiger finish over a stunning AAA maple top. Made in 2003, an early one, serial #BONE141. In excellent condition showing just a few surface scratches. No fret wear. All original. No repairs. The guitar has Burstbucker 2 and 3 humbuckers, a Joe Perry-engraved signature on the truss rod cover, and aged nickel hardware. The original case, warranty papers, and Boneyard picks are included, however the COA is not included with the guitar.

Here's an amazing Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Standard with a rare and highly coveted Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard. Made in 2003. Gorgeous glossy sunburst finish over a stunning highly figured flamed maple top. This has one of the best looking maple tops we've seen on a Les Paul in a long time, with lots of depth and 3D movement in the flame from every angle. This is everything you'd want in a Les Paul: looks, tone, and sound. Nice weight too at 8 pounds 6 ounces. The neck has a fuller profile than other R9's and feels more like an R8 - 0.943" at the 1st fret to 1.040" at the 12th fret. In overall excellent condition, there is some very light play wear. The finish on the back has faded and you can see the shadow at the 4th fret where it sat in a stand (btw, the stand did NOT eat into the finish.) There is a spot on the top near the toggle switch where a blemish was touched up (please refer to the photos.) The neck is straight and true. The frets are in perfect condition. The action is low and comfortable. Not only does it sound great plugged in, it's an extremely loud and resonant guitar when played unplugged (which is always the sign of a superior instrument). Comes with the original hangtags, paperwork, strap, and case.

Here's a Gibson 1974-1975 Les Paul Custom in Cherry Sunburst finish. This mostly original Les Paul features a pancake mahogany body with a maple top, 3-piece maple neck with an ebony fingerboard. Original Waffleback tuners that are super cool. Very nice condition with age appoproriate light nicks and scratches throughout. The gold hardware shows tarnish and light wear. The electronics, knobs, nut, and input jack plate have been replaced. The pickups have been replaced with a Seymour Duncan SH-1n '59 neck pickup and SH-1b '59 bridge pickup. The electronics have also been replaced with a Jimmy Page style wiring harness. This is an incredibly versatile set up with a library of tones to choose from. There are push pull volume pots that coil tap each humbucker, a push pull tone knob for phase, and a push pull tone knob for series/parallel. It's set up great, plays great, and sounds great. Comes with Gibson molded chainsaw case. 

Very nice and all original 1973 Gibson SG Deluxe with Factory Bigsby. The Deluxe took the place of the Standard around this time. Manufactured in Kalamazoo. Serial number 170943, the potentiometer EIA codes date it to 1973. This SG looks, plays, and sounds great. The electronics are untouched. Factory Gibson-branded Schaller tuners, harmonica bridge, dual humbucker pickups, and cherry finish.  The guitar is in nice unbroken, unmodified condition. There is some overall cosmetic wear but just honest playwear. The original frets are in nice condition with decent life left. The guitar plays very easy and sounds excellent! It's a classic early 70's SG. It's getting hard to find SG's like this without issues. Comes with the newer Gibson hardshell case in very good condition.

  Here's an early Gibson ES-125. Made in 1946 at the Kalamazoo Plant, MI, USA. Production Number: 98654. This one has the rare and highly sought after tall barrel knobs that were only found on ES Models for a couple of years in the late 1940's. Laminate maple top, back, and sides, a mahogany neck, Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and dot inlays.
  For a nearly 80 year old guitar, this guitar is in excellent condition. It has been professionally refretted and had a bone nut installed. It's plays great and sounds great. The electronics are fully functional. The neck is straight and true and the truss rod moves smoothly. No splits or cracks. There's a small hole on the side of the neck heel where (presumably) a strap button once was. It's currently strung with D'Addario flatwounds. Come with hardshell case.