Although Gibson did some experimenting with different tailpieces, heel shape and pickguards through the 60s and early 70’s. Today’s Standard SG models are very much the same as the models we saw in ...

Read more about the '58 to '60 Les Paul Bursts The history of the Gibson SG By 1958, the Les Paul 'Goldtop' was the 'Standard'. This ultimate spec model came packing two new PAF ('Patent Applied For') ...

Before Joe Walsh gifted him with an unsmashable studio gem, and before Townshend gravitated over to Gibson Les Pauls as his main axes, Townshend spent much of the late 1960s and early 1970s playing a ...

Along with it, between 1968 and 1972, he developed an entirely new style of playing after he became enamored of the Gibson SG Special. Although the model was introduced in 1961, when Townshend ...

The SG Standard presented as a new-look retro build, inspired by late ‘60s models. These all have the long tenon 19th-fret neck joint. They all sport the five-ply full-face pickguard – in black, it ...

(High Rollers Only Past This Point) 1968 Gibson SG Custom Pelham Blue Factory Bigsby Left-Handed (Played by Jimi Hendrix) $395,000 $355,500 ...