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Brian May unveiled his rather luxurious Gibson SJ-200 12-string acoustic signature guitar last month, and the instrument came fitted with a subtle, wholesome tribute to the late Freddie Mercury ...
Gibson has partnered with Sir Brian May to release the Brian May SJ-200 12-String acoustic guitar. The iconic global instrument brand has teamed up with the legendary Queen guitarist to create the ...
As far as 12-string electric guitars go, it’s hard to beat a Rickenbacker Capri model. The Fender Electric XII is perhaps the greatest competitor in terms of playability and sound, and the ...
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Guitar Player on MSNWhy former Eagle Don Felder mods his Gibson double-neck guitars – and how Chet Atkins inspired it
Don Felder says he played up to 14 different guitar parts on the Eagles' 1977 single hit “Hotel California” using both six- ...
According to Gibson, the company made only 100 of the guitars and they will be available worldwide for a limited time. With a limited amount, May’s 12-String guitar is sure to turn heads.
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Guitar World on MSNA rare 12-string guitar that Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler “borrowed” for 50 years is now up for auction
The guitar was originally owned by his friend, Lindisfarne's Jeff Sadler – and was played on the Dire Straits' sophomore ...
Gibson has unveiled an immaculate signature acoustic guitar for Brian May, reimagining the SJ-200 as a 12-string and dressing it the King of the Flat-Tops with a planetary-inspired design. This ...
Queen's Brian May has teamed up with Gibson to launch a brand-new limited edition 12-string acoustic guitar.
Most bands would give their eye teeth to write a song like the Eagles' Hotel California. Many have tried. Many have failed.
Iconic instrument brand Gibson have teamed up with Queen legend Sir Brian May to release the limited-edition Brian May SJ-200 12-String acoustic guitar.
Queen icon Sir Brian May is grateful that Gibson incorporated a star-themed design on the limited-edition Brian May SJ-200 12-String acoustic guitar.
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