Gibson Les Paul Classic

With close to a decade of design and production experience and no plans to slow down any time soon, it's easy to see why Gibson represents the history as well as the future of the electric guitar. Throughout the years, Gibson teamed up with many famous artists - their most well-known and celebrated collaboration being with legendary guitarist Les Paul. In 1952, Gibson introduced the first Les Paul model, and in no time at all the Les Paul lineup grew to include the Junior, Special, Standard and Custom - guitars that are now considered to be classics. Let's start things off by taking a look at one of Gibson's newest Les Paul Classics, the 2105 Les Paul Electric Guitar. While it embodies the traditional weight-relieved mahogany body that's topped with figured maple, this six-string is packed with other cool new features as well. From its thicker rosewood fingerboard to its Zero Fret Adjustable Nut and upgraded Tune-o-matic bridge, the 2015 Les Paul Classic is a fantastic choice for musicians who want to update their sound while sticking with a classically-designed axe. Now, if you want the total Les Paul Classic package, your search may come to an end when you check out the Gibson Les Paul Custom Classic Light electric guitar. A tribute to the timeless elegance of the Les Paul Custom, this top-of-the-line guitar is lightweight, comfortable and extremely easy to play. It's also outfitted with a pair of the company's most popular humbucking pickups to give you the sweet, one-of-a-kind sound only offered by a Gibson. And Gibson's collection of Les Paul Classics doesn't goes well beyond these two beauties. In fact, there are many more to choose from right here, so try to spend some time getting to know every guitar in Gibson's impressive Les Paul Classic catalog.