You got that right, friend! Guitars, media, public relations, and all between. Gibson, my favirite brand, are hitting homeruns in every aspect these days.👍
These videos are great to let the public or potential customers as well as current customers like myself the goings on at Gibson. These are great. Keep making these informative videos Gibson. Make Gibson great again like in its heyday 👍👍👍
I just received my Gibson Les Paul custom ebony last week it’s an awesome guitar perfect finish no blemishes and plays perfectly my bucket list guitar I’m 62 and finally got it😜
I'm here after getting a G-45. I was so blown away by the precision workmanship I needed more info. This series was exactly what I needed. Now, back to playing!
In the last year I have purchased three new Gibson guitars - a 339, a Flying V and an SG 61. All excellent and I love them. Gibson is back. Thank you to the fine people at Gibson for making great guitars once again.
For years I bounced between the Burstbucker pros and 57 classics. Both sets are amazing imo. However lately for what I’ve been playing I’ve suddenly found myself a fan of the 490/498 set.
I need to start creating a playlist for this series....one day i'll watch it from episode 1 to 14 in one sitting....can't believe there's only 1 more episode to go....maybe go into the differences in the process between custom shop and usa, and the acoustic process and the ES....there's so much more we'd all like to see that goes on in the dream factory
He may not be against Gibson, just maybe he knows the og Les Paul had P90's !? Btw, what's up with people getting the idea one is against something or some one simply for stating their opinion !?
I’m new to Gibson after many years of being strictly a Fender player. I love my 2020 SG Standard ‘61 and 2019 Les Paul Standard 60’s. Both guitars have awesome build quality and sound awesome. Thanks Gibson!
I had 3 Gibson guitars in the late 70’s thru the 80’s. They all had great tone, but lacked the punch I was looking for. I recently picked up a couple new Gibson’s and couldn’t be happier with the pick ups. Definitely on the hunt for some 57 classics now 🎸
I can sell you mine:) they have served me well for years, but just got hold of a set of Custombuckers from an R8. Who knows if they are better, but if you’d like my 57s I can just get new ones should I not be happy with the swap. The 57s brought my guitar to life when I got them
Really appreciated getting to see this! Just for the record, my personal favorite Gibson pickups are those low impedance pickups that were used in the Les Paul Recording Model...and also the Mini Humbuckers and the P-90s. On my old 1967 ES-335, I have a pair of the Series VII humbucking pickups--I love the versatility of these, plus the single coil switching option. Well done, Gibson! Respectfully, Bill Turner
Thank you Gibson I’ve always wondered about this process. These videos are an amazing look into how guitars are made. Can’t wait until I can afford a les Paul
In 2006 I was introduced to the 496R/500T pups(Came stock in my Explorer) and since then, all my fancy aftermarket humbuckers went on Ebay. 14 years later and I still load all my guitars with this pair. Just picked up a 2020 LP Standard 60's and yes, I loaded that one to with the pair. The BB61's sound great for alnico but the ceramics to me are unbeatable.
I recently boght a 2018 new LP tribute Goldtop. I am from Argentina. I could not be happier. I love my Gibson. The sound, the look, the sustain. I hope some day I could visit the factory. 😁
Hope sometime in the next year or so we can get a run of 1970s SGs and Pauls maybe? The SGs of that era were so unique, the Super Humbuckers are all their own sound man! But maybe not tarring them up for the reissues if possible? Glad to see these videos getting put up!
I love this series! And while sometimes Gibson takes a beating online for their pickups (various forums) I couldn't be happier with what has come in some of my recent ones, including a 2019 SG and a 2017 Firebird. The 57 Classic is still a killer!
julosx I own Gibsons too man. I do not like Epiphones. Go to a guitar store, I’d only be playing The Gibson not the Epiphones. Epiphones are kinda like a joke lol.
I have REALLY enjoyed this series on The Process. I own several Gibsons, and every single one of them is an absolute work of art. I just loved seeing and hearing the people, and they are all so proud of what they do. Thank you Gibson for all the great guitars you make!!
Seth Lover and Ray Butts were both independently working on a design for a humbucking pickup and Ray Butts got the patent first. Not Seth Lover. Seth Lover is credited as the inventor of the humbucker due to the exposure he got with the Les Paul but Ray Butts got the patent for the humbucking pickup first with his Filtertron pickup before Seth Lover did. If Filtertrons were put in Gibson guitars instead of Gretsch guitars everyone would rightfully credit Ray Butts as the inventor of the humbucker.
I wasn't really a Gibson fan until I bought an SG. Now I understand why musicians love Gibson guitars. I've heard good things about the newer guitars so hopefully the quality is now back up to a high standard that Gibson was known for previously. I LOVE the tone of my SG. I had made plans to change out the pickups before I bought it, but they sound awesome so I think i'll leave them be :)
wow...casi todo el proceso de construcción de estas hermosas guitarras es a mano, con razón son tan caras y especiales... el timbre y tono en casi todas sus guitarras es el mismo. se notan que están hechas con empeño y cariño...sabiendo esto...Amo mas aun mi Gibson les Paul.😊
I like the attention to detail, but the roughness of a burstbucker style pickup sounds great. I see people on UA-cam that pay attention to whether or not there’s “era correct knobs” on their guitar. In the end, all of that doesn’t matter unless you can play it. Just play the guitar.
Might possibly irritate some people: I own a Gibson Les Paul Custom Vivan Campbell Signature Guitar, #26 out of 50. This guitar is equipped originately with DiMarzio Pckups, a Super 3 at Neck Position, and a Super Distortion at Bridge Position. I replaced both DiMarzio Pickups with Burstbucker Pros, because I like them much more. Lower Output with the Burstbuckers, yes, but much more controllable. Love them Burstbucker Pros, in three of my four Les Paul Guitars (Vivian Campbell Signature, 2014 Les Paul Standard Plus, 2018 Les Paul Standard). The fourth one has a 490r/490t combination in it (2005 Les Paul Studio Platinum Edition).
If any of you have tried the Tim Shaw PAF's from the 1980's you'll know they're absolutely amazing. I wish Gibson would reissue them because they are really expensive nowadays. But they do sound amazing in my 1981 heritage series standard Les Paul.
So if they're 100% automated, why do they cost as much as hand-wound boutuque pickups? I mean, gibson pickups are great, bul looks like they are way cheaper to produce. Good for Gibson anyway.
You can own anything you want in a capitalist country, so long as you have the money (seriously check out a payment plan some of these plans are zero interest for like 24 months n shit) and the space.
@@DatBoi-mo9vc I have the guitars I need. No need for more. Went for the Gibson a few times and never found the one for me at the right price. Gibson guitars are tricky to buy when you know other brands that do a better job at a better price point.
HAHA! Buckethead signature les paul on the wall 🤙 i know you guys are extremely proud of that creation, specially what the custom shop guys and J.T. Riboloff did with his original one off orders back in early 2000's
I have some burstbuckers on a flying V, prefer the neck pickup. Got some 57 classics on a LP studio and SG and they sound great. Then got some 496R/500T on a LP classic plus and they are utterly mental. All great, thanks Gibson.
Quick history fact-the Gretsch Filtertrons invented by Ray Butts were the first humbuckers invented and made but it just so happened that McCarty got the Patent paper work into the patent office before Gretsch. That’s a whole other story you can look up.
remember folks : this AUTOMATED system is identical in every pickup manufacturer, and theres no such thing as a pickup that costs more than $5 to make.
Wouldn't it be great if Gibson had their own store fronts instead of only seeing them at other brand stores? Kinda like how Apple electronics have their own store, but you can still find Apple electronics at places like best buy.
I think the store that is stated in the aforementioned comment is the 'Gibson Brands Showroom' (?) where they have most of the Gibson guitar models on show where people can try it out. I managed to visit the Gibson Brands showroom Tokyo branch (which is now closed down), they also had Gibson consumer electronics (subsidiary) products on show (KRK etc.).. I think they still have this showroom in other major cities though (??) Cheers
Sitting here playing my Les Paul standard in deep blood red and wishing Gibson didn't wax pot these pickups, don't get me wrong they sound good and really sound better loud and don't give feed back squeaks but I feel without the wax the would really project the resonant sounds of the wood body ! I want to take the covers off and dig out the wax but it's a lot of work getting the solder got to take the covers off so maybe I'll just find some used BB 2-3 and put them in !?
You don't necessarily need to take the covers off. You could heat the pickup to the wax melting temperature in an oven or with a hairdryer. However, some residue will stay in. The covers are soldered with 1 or 2 spots, easily removable. Good luck!
So... workers are exposed to chemicals, work in close proximity to machines with parts moving at high speed, their hands are close to equipment that can pierce them... great safety environment.
Ford turned itself around in the early 80s by hiring the consultant W. Edwards Deming. I wonder if Gibson did something similar. Deming found that workers shouldn't be treat as mere cogs in the machine. But they developed the problem solving skills that could solve the quality issues they saw in their immediate vicinity. Quality didn't require good management but rather more democracy and trust.
I doubt this will get a response as this is not really the forum for this question, but here goes anyways... Why can’t I get open-faced (uncovered) humbuckers with the gold screws and poles?
Like the infamous Ace Freely stated" If you can't do it with. Gibson Les Paul and a Marshall Amp, you might as well quit " " Gibson 🇺🇸 Guitars, Making guitarist great , one guitar at a Time"! Made In USA 🇺🇸 with Pride
While I'm not a fan of the way the guitars are made I love the sound of the humbucker also gretsch made the first humbucking pickup in 1956 with Chet Atkins but Gibson's is more iconic
I love that Gibson really seem to understand UA-cam these days. Really really great content for us Gibson lovers! 🤘
You got that right, friend! Guitars, media, public relations, and all between. Gibson, my favirite brand, are hitting homeruns in every aspect these days.👍
These videos are great to let the public or potential customers as well as current customers like myself the goings on at Gibson. These are great. Keep making these informative videos Gibson. Make Gibson great again like in its heyday 👍👍👍
Yeah,great sentence!make Gibson great again.😎🤘🏻
I just received my Gibson Les Paul custom ebony last week it’s an awesome guitar perfect finish no blemishes and plays perfectly my bucket list guitar I’m 62 and finally got it😜
YES!!!!
The episodes of "The Process" are fantastic, keep em coming Gibson.
Great job Gibson. Peace.
the latest Gibsons are Amazing. They lost their way briefly but they went back to why they are so popular. Picking up a Les Paul Special w P90s soon
The Gibson Burstbuckers are my favorite humbuckers ever. Great video! :)
I don't even play guitar but I find the behind the scenes stuff real cool. Good job, Mark. 🤘 Must be Gibsunday
I'm here after getting a G-45. I was so blown away by the precision workmanship I needed more info. This series was exactly what I needed. Now, back to playing!
In the last year I have purchased three new Gibson guitars - a 339, a Flying V and an SG 61. All excellent and I love them. Gibson is back. Thank you to the fine people at Gibson for making great guitars once again.
I’m not disappointed by my Les Paul faded’s burstbucker pro pickups,works well for any genre of music! Thank you Gibson !🤟🏻💪🏼😎
This really shows the work and time that goes into creating these, the process is mesmerizing
Love my 50’s standard. I’m still loving the quality and still enjoying this series. 👍👍
For years I bounced between the Burstbucker pros and 57 classics. Both sets are amazing imo. However lately for what I’ve been playing I’ve suddenly found myself a fan of the 490/498 set.
P90s and humbuckers are my jam
I need to start creating a playlist for this series....one day i'll watch it from episode 1 to 14 in one sitting....can't believe there's only 1 more episode to go....maybe go into the differences in the process between custom shop and usa, and the acoustic process and the ES....there's so much more we'd all like to see that goes on in the dream factory
Season 2 goes into production later this Summer and will capture the process of building Gibson Acoustics!!! Thanks for watching!!
@@gibsonguitar Not nearly as interesting
So iconic
The sound of a vintage les Paul pickup
Black Dog why are you so against Gibson
He may not be against Gibson, just maybe he knows the og Les Paul had P90's !?
Btw, what's up with people getting the idea one is against something or some one simply for stating their opinion !?
I’m new to Gibson after many years of being strictly a Fender player. I love my 2020 SG Standard ‘61 and 2019 Les Paul Standard 60’s. Both guitars have awesome build quality and sound awesome. Thanks Gibson!
I had 3 Gibson guitars in the late 70’s thru the 80’s. They all had great tone, but lacked the punch I was looking for. I recently picked up a couple new Gibson’s and couldn’t be happier with the pick ups. Definitely on the hunt for some 57 classics now 🎸
I can sell you mine:) they have served me well for years, but just got hold of a set of Custombuckers from an R8. Who knows if they are better, but if you’d like my 57s I can just get new ones should I not be happy with the swap. The 57s brought my guitar to life when I got them
Really appreciated getting to see this! Just for the record, my personal favorite Gibson pickups are those low impedance pickups that were used in the Les Paul Recording Model...and also the Mini Humbuckers and the P-90s. On my old 1967 ES-335, I have a pair of the Series VII humbucking pickups--I love the versatility of these, plus the single coil switching option. Well done, Gibson! Respectfully, Bill Turner
I have a 2010 ES-339. It has Classic 57 pickups. Those pickups are FANTASTIC. The tone is so beautiful. I love them.
Thank you Gibson I’ve always wondered about this process. These videos are an amazing look into how guitars are made. Can’t wait until I can afford a les Paul
Man... Burstbuckers are the best sounding pickups I've ever played. There's some real magic to them.
In 2006 I was introduced to the 496R/500T pups(Came stock in my Explorer) and since then, all my fancy aftermarket humbuckers went on Ebay. 14 years later and I still load all my guitars with this pair. Just picked up a 2020 LP Standard 60's and yes, I loaded that one to with the pair. The BB61's sound great for alnico but the ceramics to me are unbeatable.
Bloody love this series. Bravo Gibson 👍🏼👍🏼
I recently boght a 2018 new LP tribute Goldtop. I am from Argentina. I could not be happier. I love my Gibson. The sound, the look, the sustain. I hope some day I could visit the factory. 😁
Those pickups are so stuning!!!
I love these videos!!! Please keep making them.
The best guitar maker 👌🏻huge fan from 🇬🇧
Hope sometime in the next year or so we can get a run of 1970s SGs and Pauls maybe? The SGs of that era were so unique, the Super Humbuckers are all their own sound man! But maybe not tarring them up for the reissues if possible? Glad to see these videos getting put up!
I love this series! And while sometimes Gibson takes a beating online for their pickups (various forums) I couldn't be happier with what has come in some of my recent ones, including a 2019 SG and a 2017 Firebird. The 57 Classic is still a killer!
I always get happy when I pull out my Classic. An absolute beast for the price!
Good ole guitars. Legends use them. Every good guitarist has played one.
Slash,angus young mick mars my favourites
I own 5 Gibson myself from different eras. I just want more, hopefully in the future…
julosx I own Gibsons too man. I do not like Epiphones. Go to a guitar store, I’d only be playing The Gibson not the Epiphones. Epiphones are kinda like a joke lol.
@@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03 Ive got an epiphone and they really are not as bad as you'd think. A killer bang for your buck
Phil Soule sure but me, I’m sticking with the good ole Gibson. Own SG, Les Paul, Les Paul Customs. Good shit.
I love this series keep em coming !
I got an SG modern for christmas with burstbckers. WOW! they are AWESOME!!
Love the 57 classics!
The P90 pickup was a brilliant invention by Gibson.
You're a badd ass, Jim Decola! Gibson is blessed to have you. I❤Gibson. I❤Sweetwater. God bless you all.☺👍
I have REALLY enjoyed this series on The Process. I own several Gibsons, and every single one of them is an absolute work of art. I just loved seeing and hearing the people, and they are all so proud of what they do. Thank you Gibson for all the great guitars you make!!
Seth Lover and Ray Butts were both independently working on a design for a humbucking pickup and Ray Butts got the patent first. Not Seth Lover. Seth Lover is credited as the inventor of the humbucker due to the exposure he got with the Les Paul but Ray Butts got the patent for the humbucking pickup first with his Filtertron pickup before Seth Lover did. If Filtertrons were put in Gibson guitars instead of Gretsch guitars everyone would rightfully credit Ray Butts as the inventor of the humbucker.
Good sounding pickups. I'd like to see '57 Classic / Classic+ make a comeback in the lineup. They seem to be sparse right now.
Ive got a set in a 2013 SG Standard and they sound the business
Love my 57 classic zebras!!
I wasn't really a Gibson fan until I bought an SG. Now I understand why musicians love Gibson guitars. I've heard good things about the newer guitars so hopefully the quality is now back up to a high standard that Gibson was known for previously. I LOVE the tone of my SG. I had made plans to change out the pickups before I bought it, but they sound awesome so I think i'll leave them be :)
Lol same! I’m a clean tone, lower volume & these pups are way too hot but provides a tone that’s useable and responsive to my right hand
@@jambajoby32 the weird thing is they sound hotter than they actually are. the resistance for both pickups are in the 8k range.
Bobby Walker I like my neck 5.1 bridge 6.1
Though the bridge is useless to me in general, I’m a neck pickup all the way
@@jambajoby32 which set do you have?
Bobby Walker I don’t have them but it’s what I like
Generally low output whether it’s single or humbckrs
I wanna come work for you, Gibson! Great series! Thanks, guys.
wow...casi todo el proceso de construcción de estas hermosas guitarras es a mano, con razón son tan caras y especiales... el timbre y tono en casi todas sus guitarras es el mismo. se notan que están hechas con empeño y cariño...sabiendo esto...Amo mas aun mi Gibson les Paul.😊
Keep up the AMAZING work guys!!! ❤️
I like the attention to detail, but the roughness of a burstbucker style pickup sounds great. I see people on UA-cam that pay attention to whether or not there’s “era correct knobs” on their guitar. In the end, all of that doesn’t matter unless you can play it. Just play the guitar.
Great Stuff!
Might possibly irritate some people:
I own a Gibson Les Paul Custom Vivan Campbell Signature Guitar, #26 out of 50.
This guitar is equipped originately with DiMarzio Pckups, a Super 3 at Neck Position, and a Super Distortion at Bridge Position.
I replaced both DiMarzio Pickups with Burstbucker Pros, because I like them much more. Lower Output with the Burstbuckers, yes, but much more controllable.
Love them Burstbucker Pros, in three of my four Les Paul Guitars (Vivian Campbell Signature, 2014 Les Paul Standard Plus, 2018 Les Paul Standard). The fourth one has a 490r/490t combination in it (2005 Les Paul Studio Platinum Edition).
you aren't the only one who doesn't like dimarzio pickups
@@DarrenJohnson1973 Don't get me wrong, I like the DiMarzios. :-)
But I like these genuine Burstbuckers even better. :-D
I was on the fence abt buying my first Gibson but then I saw these videos and bought it, couldn’t be happier (it’s a les Paul classic btw)
Hey Gibson .....bring back the ES175. One of the best Gibson models ever.
I bought burstbuckers for mine, great pickups! Interesting to see how they’re made
If any of you have tried the Tim Shaw PAF's from the 1980's you'll know they're absolutely amazing. I wish Gibson would reissue them because they are really expensive nowadays. But they do sound amazing in my 1981 heritage series standard Les Paul.
So if they're 100% automated, why do they cost as much as hand-wound boutuque pickups? I mean, gibson pickups are great, bul looks like they are way cheaper to produce. Good for Gibson anyway.
Not 100% automated, can't you see all the people needed?
Cool, so now we know all the details on how they make disapointing sounding pickups.
You are a fool!
No way! Gibson pickups are excellent! Except the Dirty Fingers pickups, those are trash.
This is great to see............. I go with Custombuckers as my pickup of choice.
I like Gibson, the idea of it, the history. Never bought one of their guitars though, I guess it's just not in the cards.
Maybe you should get some new cards.
You can own anything you want in a capitalist country, so long as you have the money (seriously check out a payment plan some of these plans are zero interest for like 24 months n shit) and the space.
do it!
@@DatBoi-mo9vc I have the guitars I need. No need for more. Went for the Gibson a few times and never found the one for me at the right price. Gibson guitars are tricky to buy when you know other brands that do a better job at a better price point.
You can always try an Epiphone 😊
Bravi.. Continuate così... Grand lavoro!!! 🤪🥰
*Ray Butts invented the first humbucker, not Seth Lover
For Gretsch?
HISTORIC!
I'm surprised there are aren't lawyers wiring pickups.
awesome!
HAHA! Buckethead signature les paul on the wall 🤙 i know you guys are extremely proud of that creation, specially what the custom shop guys and J.T. Riboloff did with his original one off orders back in early 2000's
Great job Gibson! Keep it up!
Never found a Gibson pick up that I liked unfortunately. Cool to see the process though.
Very nice.
This new CEO is knocking it out of the park
Those Humbucker pickups are great for Nice Guitar Tone
I have some burstbuckers on a flying V, prefer the neck pickup. Got some 57 classics on a LP studio and SG and they sound great. Then got some 496R/500T on a LP classic plus and they are utterly mental. All great, thanks Gibson.
Quick history fact-the Gretsch Filtertrons invented by Ray Butts were the first humbuckers invented and made but it just so happened that McCarty got the Patent paper work into the patent office before Gretsch. That’s a whole other story you can look up.
Cool
remember folks : this AUTOMATED system is identical in every pickup manufacturer, and theres no such thing as a pickup that costs more than $5 to make.
Wouldn't it be great if Gibson had their own store fronts instead of only seeing them at other brand stores? Kinda like how Apple electronics have their own store, but you can still find Apple electronics at places like best buy.
They have a store in London - but I think it's only for artists to visit and select their custom instruments.
@@benzakonium Interesting
I think the store that is stated in the aforementioned comment is the 'Gibson Brands Showroom' (?) where they have most of the Gibson guitar models on show where people can try it out. I managed to visit the Gibson Brands showroom Tokyo branch (which is now closed down), they also had Gibson consumer electronics (subsidiary) products on show (KRK etc.).. I think they still have this showroom in other major cities though (??) Cheers
Awesome😍😍😍😍😍
Gibson Por Vida!
Sitting here playing my Les Paul standard in deep blood red and wishing Gibson didn't wax pot these pickups, don't get me wrong they sound good and really sound better loud and don't give feed back squeaks but I feel without the wax the would really project the resonant sounds of the wood body !
I want to take the covers off and dig out the wax but it's a lot of work getting the solder got to take the covers off so maybe I'll just find some used BB 2-3 and put them in !?
You don't necessarily need to take the covers off. You could heat the pickup to the wax melting temperature in an oven or with a hairdryer.
However, some residue will stay in. The covers are soldered with 1 or 2 spots, easily removable.
Good luck!
i am in love with les paul...1960s standard is in my blood and soul....
Bring back '59 Tribute please
I would love to see more video of the Gibson Engineering departments.
490R & 498T!!!!
I love these videos.
beginning sounds like a 90's chevy commercial
Nice pickups. Now, can you make a headstock that doesn't snap off?
You just have to take care of your instrument
Never had to change a single PUP on a Gibson guitar.....EVER.
.... Really though? Not even just for funsies?
I change all mine out for Gibsons' 496R/500T set. I don't jive with alnico for some reason like 99% of the guitar playing population.
Even as a player I'd li e to work there it would be a dream job to build les puals all day
I have 2 Gibson’s and love them want more. Best guitars on earth.
Gibson pickups are real gems, just put a pair of 490s into my Epiphone Dot. Much better, but no comparison to my 335.
Gibson P-90s are my favorite
1996 gibby les paul custom.. dark red.. can't go wrong!!
Does this mean every other guitar company using humbuckers is going to be sued soon?
They were protected by patents, but patents have a limited term. I think it's 20 years in the US. So fortunately, no one gets sued for humbuckers :)
So... workers are exposed to chemicals, work in close proximity to machines with parts moving at high speed, their hands are close to equipment that can pierce them... great safety environment.
Never had a gibbons but my epIphone works the same
Gibson you guys gotta get Tom Scholz of Boston on your icon program!
PPPLLLLLEEEEEAAAAASSSSSSEEEEEE make an ES335 in gloss black for 2021!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Ford turned itself around in the early 80s by hiring the consultant W. Edwards Deming. I wonder if Gibson did something similar. Deming found that workers shouldn't be treat as mere cogs in the machine. But they developed the problem solving skills that could solve the quality issues they saw in their immediate vicinity. Quality didn't require good management but rather more democracy and trust.
I doubt this will get a response as this is not really the forum for this question, but here goes anyways... Why can’t I get open-faced (uncovered) humbuckers with the gold screws and poles?
I heard some other companies are using humbuckers in their guitars too, I think you should contact legal as per usual...
Love to see how the Gibson Custom Shop winds their pickups, and that they would sell them to the public.
Same way but i think they use an original winding machine.
Like the infamous Ace Freely stated" If you can't do it with. Gibson Les Paul and a Marshall Amp, you might as well quit " " Gibson 🇺🇸 Guitars, Making guitarist great , one guitar at a Time"! Made In USA 🇺🇸 with Pride
While I'm not a fan of the way the guitars are made I love the sound of the humbucker also gretsch made the first humbucking pickup in 1956 with Chet Atkins but Gibson's is more iconic