A guide to Gibson’s best-known electric styles, from solid-body classics to semi-hollow favourites for stage and studio.
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Types of Gibson guitars
Types of Gibson guitars cover some of the most recognisable electric models in modern music, from single-cut classics to semi-hollow favourites. These instruments are valued for their strong character, distinctive hardware and long association with rock, blues and jazz.
Classic Gibson guitar shapes
When exploring types of Gibson guitars, players often look at solid-body favourites for sustain, midrange punch and stage presence. Other types of Gibson guitars include semi-hollow designs that offer a warmer, airier response, giving musicians more choice for rhythm, lead and recording work.
Choosing the right model
The main types of Gibson guitars vary in body shape, pickup configuration and playing feel, so the best choice depends on genre and technique. For UK players, types of Gibson guitars remain popular for their familiar feel, reliable performance and iconic tone across live and studio settings.
Gibson Guitars Flying V
Striking solid-body electrics with bold style, strong sustain and a cutting rock voice.
Gibson LP Classic
Classic Les Paul-style guitars with strong sustain, versatile tone and dependable performance for serious players.
Left Handed Gibson Guitars
Left-handed Gibson guitars combine heritage build, sustaining tone and stage-ready performance for UK musicians.
