
The Guitar Of Your Dreams Awaits......
Gibson guitars have long been synonymous with rock 'n' roll, blues, and everything in between. From their rich history to their unparalleled craftsmanship, owning a Gibson is more than just owning a guitar—it's embracing a legacy. And right now, Musicmaker is offering unbeatable deals on some of the most classic Gibson models. Let's dive into what makes these guitars legendary and why you shouldn't miss this opportunity.
Rock royalty - the Gibson SG Standard, Ebony
Gibson SG Standard in Ebony: The Rock Icon
Was €1,799.00 Now €1,689.00
The Gibson SG Standard is a staple in the world of rock music. Its sleek, double-cutaway design and powerful humbuckers have made it a favorite among legends like Angus Young of AC/DC and Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath. The ebony finish adds a touch of elegance to its aggressive tone, making it perfect for both stage presence and sonic performance.
This is the sound of stadium rock. Lightweight and wickedly fast, the SG Standard features:
- Mahogany body and neck for resonance and sustain
- SlimTaper™ neck ideal for speed demons
- 490R and 490T humbuckers—modern takes on the classic PAFs
- Graph Tech nut and hand-wired controls for tuning stability and tonal purity
Perfect for: players who want sharp attack, slim necks, and that unmistakable AC/DC crunch.
Test drive the Les Paul Special in Musicmaker today....
Gibson Les Paul Special in TV Yellow: Vintage Vibe, Modern Playability
Was €1,879.00 Now €1,689.00
Introduced in 1955, the Les Paul Special was designed to offer players a more affordable option without compromising on tone. The TV Yellow finish, originally intended to look good on black-and-white televisions, has become iconic in its own right. With its P-90 pickups, this guitar delivers a raw, gritty tone that's been favoured by punk and rock musicians for decades.
All bark, no frills. The Les Paul Special delivers raw power with old-school attitude:
- Mahogany slab body—resonant, responsive, lightweight
- Dual P-90 pickups—gritty, expressive, and loaded with harmonic bite
- Wraparound bridge for vintage sustain and feel
- TV Yellow finish—as rebellious as it is iconic
Perfect for: punk purists, garage rockers, and anyone who likes their tone dirty and direct.
The absolute truth - the Les Paul Standard '50s Goldtop
Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s Goldtop: A Timeless Classic
Was €3,099.00 Now €2,789.00
The Les Paul Standard '50s Goldtop is a nod to the golden era of Gibson. With its carved maple top, mahogany body, and Burstbucker pickups, it offers the warm, rich tones that have defined countless records. Players like Jimmy Page and Slash have relied on the Les Paul Standard for its sustain and versatility, making it a must-have for serious guitarists.
If guitars were royalty, this would be the king. Everything about this guitar screams heritage:
- Maple top on mahogany body—for that Les Paul weight and warmth
- Vintage-style Burstbuckers—thick, syrupy, and smooth with bite
- 50s rounded neck profile—beefy, bold, and great for sustain
- Goldtop finish—aesthetically untouchable
Perfect for: classic rockers, lead guitarists, and players chasing the tone of legends like Jimmy Page and Duane Allman.
The classic ES-335, now cheaper than ever at Musicmaker
Gibson ES-335 in Vintage Ebony: The Versatile Virtuoso
Was €3,499.00 Now €2,999.00
The ES-335 is Gibson's first semi-hollow body guitar, offering a perfect blend of solid-body sustain and hollow-body resonance. Its versatility has attracted a wide range of players, from Chuck Berry to Dave Grohl. The Vintage Ebony finish gives it a sophisticated look, while its dual humbuckers provide a palette of tones suitable for jazz, blues, rock, and more.
Class, power, and depth—this semi-hollow beauty does it all:
- Laminated maple body with solid center block—minimises feedback while maintaining warmth
- Calibrated T-Type humbuckers—crisp, vintage-voiced perfection
- Rounded “C” neck profile—comfortable and versatile
- Vintage Ebony gloss finish—stealthy elegance with soul
Perfect for: jazz cats, blues hounds, alt-rockers, and studio legends.
Frequently Asked Questions – Gibson Guitars at Musicmaker
Q: Are Gibson guitars worth the investment?
Absolutely. Gibson guitars aren’t just instruments—they’re cultural icons. Crafted in the USA with top-tier tonewoods, hand-wired electronics, and decades of innovation, a Gibson is a lifetime companion that holds its value—and often appreciates.
Q: What’s the difference between the Les Paul Special and the Standard?
The Les Paul Special is a stripped-back, raw rock machine with P-90 pickups and a slab mahogany body—great for grit, growl, and vintage attitude. The Les Paul Standard adds a carved maple top, humbuckers, and deluxe appointments for a warmer, fuller, more versatile sound.
Q: Is the ES-335 a jazz guitar or a rock guitar?
Both. That’s the genius of the ES-335. It blends the warmth and resonance of a hollowbody with the feedback control and bite of a solidbody. From B.B. King to Dave Grohl, its range is enormous.
Q: What makes the SG such a rock classic?
Its ultra-lightweight design, dual humbuckers, and fiery tone make it a natural for fast leads and big riffs. Paired with a slim taper neck and devilish double cutaway, it screams rock and roll.
Q: Can I try before I buy at Musicmaker?
Of course! We encourage it. Come into our Dublin store, plug in, and feel the difference. Our staff are here to talk tone, not just spec sheets.
Why Buy Now at Musicmaker?
- Exclusive Deals: Take advantage of limited-time offers on these classic Gibson models.
- Expert Staff: Our team is passionate about helping you find the perfect guitar to match your style and needs.
- Try Before You Buy: Experience the feel and tone of these guitars in person at our Dublin store.
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