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Gibson Les Paul Traditional - Honey Burst - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Explorer - 2024 - Vintage White - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Les Paul Studio - 2013 - Gold Top - 2nd Hand
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Gibson SG Special Faded - Cherry Red - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Les Paul Studio - 2015 - Wine Red - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Marauder - 1980 - Natural Mahogany - 2nd Hand
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Gibson LPJ - 2013 - Rubbed Trans White - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Les Paul Standard - Greenie - 2024 - 2nd Hand
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Gibson Les Paul Standard - Oxblood - 2023 - 2nd Hand
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Second Hand Gibson Guitars - Frequently Asked Questions
Gibson Guitars are some of the most sought-after Electric Guitars you can buy. The Gibson brand is highly desirable for their intrinsic link to Blues and Rock music with their Electric Guitar models, and have been used by countless artists over the years. New Gibson Guitars command relatively high retail prices, being largely hand-made in the USA. Buying a 2nd Hand Gibson can prove to be a relatively affordable way to own a Gibson Guitar compared to buying a brand new one. The main Les Paul and SG models hold their prices well, so buying a second hand used Gibson is a good way to insulate yourself from depreciation when buying a new guitar.
In general terms - yes.
If we are considering the main production models such as Les Paul Standard, SG Standard made over the last few years then their 2nd hand market value is established. Therefore it's conceivable that a well looked after Les Paul Standard will essentially retain it's resale price, if not appreciate depending on how long you have the instrument for. The market for vintage Gibson Guitars is well documented. Original 50s/60s models were produced in finite number and as collectors acquire these guitars and some others lost to history - the desirabliity and lack of availability drives a strong market. The spill over is noticebale into later era Gibson guitars from the 70s/80s as they are relatively affordable to their earlier counterparts. New Limited edition Gibson models, artist models etc etc can attract strong asking prices due to being made in very limited quantities also.
Yes - absolutely! We understand that musicians often have a significant amount of capital tied up in their Gibson Guitars. Part Exchanging towards a Second Hand Gibson - or indeed, trading in your current Gibson towards something else, is an excellent way of making your next purchase more affordable. We will even buy your used Gibson for Cash/Bank transfer. Check out our Sell Your Gear Page to arrange a no obligation quote.
Want to Sell Your Gibson Guitar?
If you are interested in selling your Gibson, OR Part Exchanging your Gibson guitar towards something else we sell, then please check out our short video below that explains how the process works, and fill in the form below for a Fast, Free and No Obligation Quote.
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