With a shocking blue mist finish, the SG Special Ltd. electric guitar will turn heads everywhere. The Original Gibson SG shattered all perceptions of what a guitar should be when it was 1st introduced in 1961. Today, the SG stands as one of Gibson's most popular and best selling guitars. Its distinctive twin cutaways, pointed horns, and beveled edges have made it one of the most inspired and iconic designs in the history of guitar making. The versatile Gibson Special offers the best combination of features and value in the Gibson line, with its streamlined, solid and lightweight mahogany body, and traditional 22-fret mahogany neck, dot inlays, and "C" neck profile. Add a pair of Gibson's 490R/490T Alnico magnet pickups — packed with traditional humbucker tone and enhanced highs — and you've got yourself one affordable, powerhouse SG.

The Dean Dimebag Razorback Electric Guitar combines a Floyd Rose-licensed locking tremolo with a genuine Dimebucker bridge pickup and humbucker up front to unleash slashing tone that'll cut 'em off at the knees. Wild graphics on the Dimebag-designed Razorback. This edgy electric also features a set neck construction and a highly contoured mahogany body set off by a bound rosewood fretboard with V inlays and a pearl razor inlay at the 12th fret.

Commonly referred to as the "Stradivarius of the 20th century", the Sunburst Les Paul Standard debuted in 1958 featuring PAF pickups and a beautiful carved maple top, visible for the first time through a stunning sunburst finish. We're proud to exclusively offer 20 plain-topped 50th Anniversary 1958 Les Paul Standard reissues. This finely aged reproduced electric guitar will be the pinnacle of any collection.Gibson has reproduced both look and sound to an amazing degree in this 50th Anniversary model Les Paul. From the single-ply cream binding to the acrylic trapezoid inlays to the vintage tulip tuners, this Gibson Les Paul guitar looks like it came through a time machine. In addition to the accurate choice and quality of woods, the tone of BurstBucker pickups, CTS pots and bumble bee capacitors will take you back to the golden age of rock guitar the moment you plug it in and play.The highly involved antiquing process is done by hand, one guitar at a time, by guitar artisan Tom Murphy. It's not a chemical process, but a very time consuming and tedious work that includes a multitude of elaborate steps. Through much trial and error, Murphy has developed an amazing ability to recreate the checked and chipped finish of a true vintage instrument with great success. Your guitar will carry the look of a thousand smoky bar gigs, countless sessions, and maybe even a few world tours.