Gibson Acoustic Guitars

The King of the Flat-Tops, as used by 60s-era legends The legacy of Gibson’s “King of the Flat-Tops” lives on in the SJ-200 60s Original. From its ...

The Distinctive Hummingbird The Hummingbird™ was first introduced in 1960 and was the first square-shoulder acoustic model from Gibson. Since its...

A Gibson reflecting the charm and style of the South The Southern Jumbo is renowned for its proficiency to belt out country rhythms or acoustic bl...

The J-45™ is the best-selling Gibson acoustic model of all time. Nicknamed “The Workhorse” and first introduced in 1942, this iconic acoustic has...

A small-bodied acoustic cutaway guitar with a big sound The Gibson Parlor Rosewood EC is a small-bodied acoustic cutaway guitar with lots of person...

While the Gibson J-185 may not have achieved the same universal name recognition as models like the J-45™, SJ-200™, and Hummingbird™, it has long h...

A new Workhorse with a 12-fret neck Since the 1930s, the full-sized, round shoulder acoustics from Gibson have become the most recorded acoustic gu...

First introduced in 1960, the Gibson Hummingbird™ is one of the most distinctive and well-loved acoustic guitars ever made. Handcrafted with care i...

First introduced in 1932, the L-00 has remained the most well-known and popular small-body acoustic model in Gibson’s illustrious history. The new ...