Now this is a treat – a brand new Gibson Custom Shop Flying V Standard in Washed Cherry sunburst! Built during 2016 at the Gibson Nashville Custom Shop.
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Guitarists haven’t been the only musicians getting louder – other players had to keep up and the Gibson EM-150 Electric Mandolin helped meet this need.
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The Gibson ES-339 first appeared in 2007 and was an immediate hit, as a version of the classic ES-335 with a scaled-down body but full-size features.
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e Gibson Super 400 first appeared during 1935 as a variant of the vaunted L-5, the Super L-5 Deluxe. By the end of the year it had become the Super 400.
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Gibson introduced the Thunderbird bass in 1963 as part of a new lineup of instruments created by legendary auto designer Ray Dietrich. The new models included the Firebird and Explorer, and they used a new ‘Reverse’ body style – the upper treble bout and the lower bass bouts were longer. On ‘Non Reverse’ style instruments, like the Stratocaster, the upper bass bout is longer. Unfortunately, these futuristic instruments didn’t sell very well and there were some legal complaints from Fender regarding the shape of the headstock, so from 1965 to 1969 new versions, the ‘Non Reverse’ Thunderbirds and Firebirds were built.
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Here is a nice Gibson F-2 Mandolin from 1930. It’s been used and repaired over the years but plays well and has that vintage Gibson tone.
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