The Gibson Les Paul Supreme is back, bringing some sweet, high-end upgrades and mods with it. This sublime single-cut solid body retains the timeless Gibson-grade deluxe look of a triple-A figured maple top, but beneath all that tradition, you'll find a mahogany body that's been treated to some ultra-modern weight-relief, lightening the load and completing a stunningly balanced instrument. The mahogany neck has been set-in for that all-important resonance and stability while the heel has been specially rounded off with a modern contoured heel, granting comfortable access to the higher frets.The Gibson Les Paul Supreme: Chic PlayabilityThe dark ebony fretboard doesn't just add a chic look to the whole deal, but features a compound radius that shifts from flat at the headstock to even flatter at the body, supporting a firm grip on chords and riffs lower down and accurate control over licks and leads further up. The mother-of-pearl Super-Split block fretboard inlays, which extend to the headstock, are also something to behold and hark right back to the original models that Gibson was building in the forties.Warm Rock Sound + All the OptionsThe top, the fretboard, and the headstock of this Supreme edition LP have been outlined with fresh white binding to complete the high-grade aesthetics. Meanwhile, the core sound packs all of that rich and familiar woody warmth, all framed by a light punch, and when amplified, this is translated with awesome finesse. The Burstbucker Pro+ at the bridge packs a touch more gain than the sweeter Pro variant at the neck, completing stunning tonal balance. Via the push-pull coil-tap and push-pull pure bypass/phase switches, this guitar can be taken through a world of sound. For good measure, Gibson has thrown in a hardshell case.

The Les Paul Supreme is back! Packing various upgraded specs, this Gibson single-cut solid-body still has that super-deluxe look courtesy of a gorgeous soundboard carved out of AAA-grade figured maple. To keep the weight down and push the playing comfort up, the mahogany body has been given the ultra-modern weight relief treatment, while the set-in mahogany neck one-ups more traditional models with a specially contoured heel for eased access to the highest frets.The Les Paul Supreme: Super-Split Pearloid Position Markers & '40s-Style Headstock InlayBesides a compound radius for tight rhythm work in the lower registers and a supple feel in the higher registers, the sumptuous dark ebony fretboard is adorned with pearloid super-split blocks and backed up by a SlimTaper profile, giving this singular LP a superb playing feel and looks to match.Superior ToneFully framed by white binding, this Modern Collection model shapes a classic, warm and woody foundation sound with a welcome bit of punch, and things get even more interesting the second the guitar is plugged into an amplifier. The extra gain provided by the Burstbucker Pro+ at the bridge yields imposing rock tone, while the regular Burstbucker Pro in the neck position gives you a fat range of slightly more sugar-coated sounds to play with. So you can unleash its full tonal potential, the Gibson Les Paul Supreme comes polished off with a push-pull pots for toggling the coil-split, phase, pure bypass functions. This guitar comes complete with a matching hardshell case as standard.

Whether you lived 'em or you missed 'em, if you want a popular seventies-style Gibson V-guitar, you have to check out the Original Designer Series, which includes a fistful of authentic Flying Vs, like this Classic White, nitro-coated beauty. All of the ingredients for historically accurate sound, looks and feel have been loaded onto this timeless electric guitar, while the Slim Taper neck profile provides a trusted, comfy feel. Together with the medium frets and the traditional 12 inch radius of the rosewood fretboard, the result is a Gibson-made solid-body that plays as easy as Sunday morning.The 70s Flying V: Vintage, Fully Present '70s Humbucker ToneTo ensure a familiar, mid-rich foundation sound, the core of this Flying V is formed by a solid mahogany body. Jacked in, the two mounted 70s Tribute double-wound humbuckers planted at the neck and bridge serve up a solid selection of late-seventies tones, all backed by two volume pots and a single tone pot. Meanwhile, a Graph Tech string nut, a set of sealed, self-lubricating machine heads, and a classic, lightweight aluminium bridge-tailpiece combo guarantee reliable tuning stability. Hardshell case included.

Gibson has brought the SG Supreme back to life, giving this classic double-horned monster some modern tweaks alongside traditional, Gibson-grade build quality. The AAA flamed maple top polishes off the solid mahogany, Modern SG body with deluxe flair, while the solid mahogany neck doesn't just complete a warm and woody foundation sound, extended sustain and a sweet, present punch, but adds some extra refinement to the overall look of this sublime six-string. Top it all off with the exclusive, 1940s Gibson archive inspired headstock inlay, and you're looking at a lovingly detailed sonic sidekick. Hardshell case included.The Gibson SG Supreme: Superior Playing ComfortSince this is the Supreme edition of the SG, this guitar also boasts the extreme comfort of an ebony fretboard with a compound radius and a full set of twenty-four medium frets. This is coupled with the Slim Taper neck profile and a modern, ergonomically rounded heel that leaves nothing in the way of smooth and agile playability. Basically, this high-end Gibson solid-body isn't just built for rhythm work, but supports fast and light lead work, all the way up the neck. The Unrivalled Flexibility of a Push/Pull Coil TapThe SG Supreme also brings an unrivalled level of tonal flexibility. Like any Gibson-built double-cut, this model comes equipped with two humbuckers, where a Burstbucker Pro takes up the neck position and a slightly hotter Burstbucker Pro + sits at the bridge. Scroll through the classic SG catalogue via the two volume pots, two tone pots and three-way pickup switch, then pop out the volume pots to activate the push/pull coil-tap and unleash some single-coil style output per pickup.

Gibson has brought the SG Supreme back to life, giving this classic double-horned monster some modern tweaks alongside traditional, Gibson-grade build quality. The AAA flamed maple top polishes off the solid mahogany, Modern SG body with deluxe flair, while the solid mahogany neck doesn't just complete a warm and woody foundation sound, extended sustain and a sweet, present punch, but adds some extra refinement to the overall look of this sublime six-string. Top it all off with the exclusive, 1940s Gibson archive inspired headstock inlay, and you're looking at a lovingly detailed sonic sidekick. Hardshell case included.The Gibson SG Supreme: Superior Playing ComfortSince this is the Supreme edition of the SG, this guitar also boasts the extreme comfort of an ebony fretboard with a compound radius and a full set of twenty-four medium frets. This is coupled with the Slim Taper neck profile and a modern, ergonomically rounded heel that leaves nothing in the way of smooth and agile playability. Basically, this high-end Gibson solid-body isn't just built for rhythm work, but supports fast and light lead work, all the way up the neck. The Unrivalled Flexibility of a Push/Pull Coil TapThe SG Supreme also brings an unrivalled level of tonal flexibility. Like any Gibson-built double-cut, this model comes equipped with two humbuckers, where a Burstbucker Pro takes up the neck position and a slightly hotter Burstbucker Pro + sits at the bridge. Scroll through the classic SG catalogue via the two volume pots, two tone pots and three-way pickup switch, then pop out the volume pots to activate the push/pull coil-tap and unleash some single-coil style output per pickup.

Gibson has brought the SG Supreme back to life, giving this classic double-horned monster some modern tweaks alongside traditional, Gibson-grade build quality. The AAA flamed maple top polishes off the solid mahogany, Modern SG body with deluxe flair, while the solid mahogany neck doesn't just complete a warm and woody foundation sound, extended sustain and a sweet, present punch, but adds some extra refinement to the overall look of this sublime six-string. Top it all off with the exclusive, 1940s Gibson archive inspired headstock inlay, and you're looking at a lovingly detailed sonic sidekick. Hardshell case included.The Gibson SG Supreme: Superior Playing ComfortSince this is the Supreme edition of the SG, this guitar also boasts the extreme comfort of an ebony fretboard with a compound radius and a full set of twenty-four medium frets. This is coupled with the Slim Taper neck profile and a modern, ergonomically rounded heel that leaves nothing in the way of smooth and agile playability. Basically, this high-end Gibson solid-body isn't just built for rhythm work, but supports fast and light lead work, all the way up the neck. The Unrivalled Flexibility of a Push/Pull Coil TapThe SG Supreme also brings an unrivalled level of tonal flexibility. Like any Gibson-built double-cut, this model comes equipped with two humbuckers, where a Burstbucker Pro takes up the neck position and a slightly hotter Burstbucker Pro + sits at the bridge. Scroll through the classic SG catalogue via the two volume pots, two tone pots and three-way pickup switch, then pop out the volume pots to activate the push/pull coil-tap and unleash some single-coil style output per pickup.

This limited edition spin on the classic Charvel Pro-Mod DK24 comes polished off with a reversed Stratocaster headstock and dipped in a light-eating Satin Black. The caramelized maple neck is another welcome detail and doesn't just pair with a matching fretboard, wiped clean of position markers for a supremely tight look, but helps firm up both the stability and playability. Meanwhile, a more discrete set of Luminlay side-dots aid fret navigation no matter the light conditions.The Limited Edition Pro-Mod DK24R with Seymour Duncan PupsIt's already pretty clear that Charvel have built this six-string for faster, more technical work, so the solid okoume body has been polished off with an extra-deep cutaway to ensure comfy access to every last one of the twenty-four jumbo frets. Meanwhile, a Seymour Duncan Nazgûl humbucker at the bridge and a Seymour Duncan Sentient humbucker at the neck combine to lay down an immense spectrum of tight and powerful, shred-worthy tonal profiles and everything is fully supported by a mounted Floyd Rose double locking tremolo system.