This wonderful old piece is still very playable. Epiphone Texans of this period were fully pro-level guitars, and indeed were the most expensive slope-shoulder model in the Gibson line. You can hear them on many Beatles tunes after 1964; one of the most famous examples is Yesterday.The slope shoulder design slightly reduces the amount of bottom end, evening out the tonal response. Overall, this is a great guitar with a great sound, and a place in musical history.
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This is one of the best examples of this kind of instrument we’ve seen for a long time. Rarely do we see unaltered mandolins of this age; it plays very well, sounds great, and is in excellent condition.
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A combination of a console grande and a pedal steel guitar, the Gibson MultiHarp was the top of the line Gibson instrument at the time.
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The ES-125 was one of Gibson’s mid-range models, but were still high quality. Often used in blues, swing and jazz contexts, George Thorogood built his sound around the tone of these guitars.
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A Gibson reproduction of the famous Lloyd Loar design, this is a classic mandolin with great sound and feel.
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Check out this beautiful Les Paul Supreme with a heritage cherry sunburst. The curly maple veneer really pops under this finish! A fine tuning tailpiece has been added but the original is in the original Gibson hardshell case. In addition to the lovely visual impact of this guitar, it is set up well and plays great!!
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