One Guitar and Two Basses Fresh From Gibson's Nashville Facility!

We’re excited to announce three new CME Exclusive Gibson SGs, just in time for the holidays!

The CME Exclusive Gibson USA SG Modern swaps out the figured maple top for a sleek Ebony finish, complemented by a gorgeous gold hardware set. 

The CME Exclusive Gibson USA SG Standard Bass features a vintage-inspired tortoiseshell pickguard and your choice of Pelham Blue or Olive Drab finishes. 

For a luxe look you won’t find anywhere else, preorder your CME Exclusive Gibson USA SG Modern Ebony or SG Standard Bass in Pelham Blue or Olive Drab now!

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