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Gibson Guitars the world famous manufacturer of acoustic and electrical guitars have a history dating back to the 1890s and is a name world renowned for its contribution towards innovating musical instruments. Located at Nashville, Tennessee U.S.A they are among the pioneers. A company which was initially into making mandolins then diversified into making guitars. There are a number of models and each is unique in its design and the sound it produces. Some of the most famous models are Les Paul, SG, EDS-1275, Flying V, Explorer, ES-335, ES-175, ES-150 and ES-125 all prefixed with the brand name Gibson. They were also among the first to produce the electric guitars in the 1930s and their first model was known as the Electric Spanish.
They have some of the oldest and finest models which are still in production namely the ES-175 which is over six decades old. There have been a number of management changes at the helm of the company and is currently guided by CEO Henry Juszkiewicz and President David Berryman. Some of the most famous artist and musicians in the world have used the Gibson Guitars. The company has also benefitted with their association as their feedback have enabled them to produce guitars which meet their high standards. They have also made custom guitars to suit individual musicians like rock star Jimmy Page and Joe Perry.
Gibson was among the first to make the solid body electric guitar. Earlier most musicians used the hollow body guitar and one of the most famous models of those times produced by Gibson was ES-150 which was used and popularized by one of the great jazz artists Charlie Christian and most still consider it as a best jazz pick up ever made.
So if you are a lover of good music and would love to learn the guitar then there is no better model to buy than the Gibson Guitars who have different guitars to suit each individual’s needs. A very interesting part about these guitars is that they have a standardized serial number at the back of each guitar which indicates the date they were produced and the order of production on that particular day.
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