Gibson's 100th anniversary is the occasion for a contemporary twist on a flattop beloved by Dylan, fingerstylists, and country blues pickers.
The Gibson L-00 was developed in the early 1930s and has been an industry standard small-bodied guitar for decades. These smaller Gibsons deliver a tonality that is best described in Gibson’s 1934 catalog as a sound of “perfect balance.” The smaller-bodied L-Series guitars, often referred to as parlor guitars since they were frequently played in living/sitting rooms or “parlors” of homes, have remained popular ever since.
Gibson
L-00 Century 12-Fret
The Gibson Century Collection is the company’s love letter to 100 years of flat-top guitar building, and this L-00 Century 12-Fret represents one of the design's earliest renderings. Maintaining its original spruce-topped mahogany tone and iconic parlor-bodied punch made famous by countless blues players throughout history, this L-00’s song is a timeless treasure that fingerstyle players will adore. Its unique 12-frets-to-the-body design channels the layouts of the earliest L-00s, shaped with a dedicated SlimTaper 12-Fret neck profile and sleek rosewood fingerboard for enhanced command that today's players will appreciate. From head to toe, the L-00 Century 12-Fret exudes classic ’30s style with a vintage pickguard, a double-bound body, Golden Age tuners, a sloped-rectangle closed-slot rosewood bridge, and a historic Gibson script logo on the headstock. The cherry on top is a Century Collection tweed hardshell case, allowing you to carry the L-00 Century 12-Fret with a matching charm and to let everyone know that you roll old-school!
The Gibson L-00 was developed in the early 1930s and has been an industry standard small-bodied guitar for decades. These smaller Gibsons deliver a tonality that is best described in Gibson’s 1934 catalog as a sound of “perfect balance.” The smaller-bodied L-Series guitars, often referred to as parlor guitars since they were frequently played in living/sitting rooms or “parlors” of homes, have remained popular ever since.
Now, Gibson is proud to introduce a new version of this legendary model: the L-00 Century 12-Fret. It retains many of the classic features that players love about the modern L-00, but features a 12-fret neck-to-body joint instead of the standard 14-fret joint. Why is this important? With a 12-fret neck joint, the neck is shorter and the position of the bridge plate is relocated, which places it further from the body’s waist and closer to the center of the widest area of the body, where it can drive the top more efficiently, making the guitar more comfortable to hold and play and resulting in a tone that is warm, punchy, and resonant and that responds ideally to the dynamics of fingerstyle players and players with a lighter picking attack.
While this is not the first L-00 to feature a 12-fret neck, such models have previously been limited to the earliest vintage L-00 flat-top models from the early 1930s and occasional limited-run models, making them relatively rare compared to their 14-fret cousins and harder to find. Now, the rich tone of a parlor guitar with a 12-fret neck is available to all in the form of the Gibson L-00 Century 12-Fret. Part of the new Century Collection celebrating 100 Years of Gibson Flat-Tops, it features a mahogany body with a Sitka spruce top, with single ply cream top and back binding outlining the body’s perimeter.
The mahogany neck has an easy-playing SlimTaper 12-Fret profile and attaches to the body at the 12th fret with a compound dovetail neck-to-body joint, fastened with hot hide glue, just like all Gibson acoustic models. The rosewood fretboard is equipped with 19 standard frets and adorned with simple mother-of-pearl dot inlays.
The headstock is outfitted with open-back Golden Age strap tuners with cream buttons and features an early-1900s Gibson script logo decal for a vintage-inspired touch. Another vintage-inspired detail is the sloped rectangle closed-slot rosewood bridge. The nut and saddle of the L-00 Century 12-Fret are bone, while the bridge pins are TUSQ. The L-00 Century 12-Fret has a classic Gibson L-00-style pickguard and features a hand-sprayed satin nitrocellulose lacquer finish.
It comes packed in a premium Century Collection tweed hardshell case and is available in both right and left-handed versions. Pick up a L-00 Century 12-Fret today and experience the sweet tone of a 12-fret neck Gibson parlor acoustic for yourself.
The Cry Baby BB535 Wah Reissue is an authentic restoration of the expressive, throaty growl that became the collective voice of a new generation of wah. Designed with extensive input from the top early ’90s rock acts, it gave players the power to shape their own sound with a frequency selector, built-in boost, and custom inductor tuned for a uniquely warm, vocal tone. We dusted off the best-sounding model in our collection and recreated it part by part, original inductor included. For modern convenience, we added on/off LEDs for both the wah effect and boost circuit. Find your voice, and put some attitude into it, with the Cry Baby BB535 Wah Reissue.
Dunlop
Cry Baby BB535 Multi-Wah Reissue
Wah Guitar Pedal with Boost, Range Selector, and High-Impedance Buffer
Introduced in 1951, the FenderTelecaster changed the course of music with a design that was bold in its simplicity. Unlike anything that came before it, the Telecaster was built from the ground up around the needs of working musicians — Leo Fender famously sought direct feedback from the players themselves, shaping every detail of the instrument around what artists actually wanted. The result was a guitar built with everything a player needed, unlocking a new level of expression. Its cutting tone, unmistakable silhouette, and workhorse reliability quickly made it the instrument of choice for artists across genres.
75th Anniversary American Ultra II Telecaster - The pinnacle of Telecaster evolution featuring a stunning Liquid Gold finish, ebony compound radius fingerboard, and advanced pickup system with dual S-1 switches. Combines 75th Anniversary Noiseless Single-Coil and Fastlane humbucker for unprecedented tonal versatility without hum.
Pathways brings tremolo and reverb together in one compact pedal designed to feel great the moment you plug in. From spring reverb twang and classic amp tremolo to wider, more spacious textures, Pathways delivers sounds players reach for again and again - organic, musical, and easy to dial in.
An amp as versatile as it is powerful, with clean tones that are just as compelling as its high-gain roar.
Orange’s calling-card is, in the minds of many, a thick, coppery, and compressed high-gain roar. But for an amp that kicks this hard, the OR60 excels at translating the tonal qualities of a guitar with refinement and balance, and it’s a more subtle and nuanced creature than you might expect. In this respect, it’s much more like a late-'70s Marshall JMP with pre-gain than a hot-rodded Soldano or Bogner. The OR60 ably covers tones ranging from funky when clean to absolutely feral when cranked. And while the single-channel configuration suggests a narrow voice, there’s a massive range of timbres to explore—from chimey to chunky to charging-rhino, and all points in between.
Literal weight aside, the 43-pound OR60 is a heavy hitter that’s not mere high-octane hype. It doesn’t just sound good—it sounds vivid. Real. True. Three-dimensional. If it were an album mix, you might say it has terrific “imaging.” Even at the kind of high gain settings where Orange excels, it grabs onto the essence of your favorite axe without compromising it—a quality that defines most great classic amps. The OR60 is happy doing all this loudly, and no one is going to mistake the amp for a studio-specific low-watt boutique head or a Swiss Army knife modeling unit. Even through a modest Orange PPC212V 2x12 cabinet, this tangerine titan’s 60 watts of twin-6L6 power throw around the kind of sonic weight you’d expect from a 50- or 100-watt half-stack. Still, it has a great clean-to-dirty range.
Orange
OR60-V3 60-watt Amplifier Head
60W, 1-channel Tube Guitar Amp Head with Power Scaling, Bright Switch, Presence and Resonance Controls, FX Loop, and Volume Footswitch