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The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legenda...

The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legenda...

The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legenda...

"The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legend...

The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legenda...

The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legenda...

If it's no-holds-barred, in-your-face hard rock licks you want, look no further! The Gibson 500T Super Ceramic Humbucker's powerful multi-ceramic m...

As the musical landscape changed from the world-shaking rockabilly of Scotty Moore in the 1950s to the bone-crunching rock of Jimmy Page in the 197...

A high-output version of the 490T, Gibson's 498T humbucker combines the more powerful response of an Alnico 5 magnet with additional balanced windi...

A high-output version of the 490T, Gibson's 498T humbucker combines the more powerful response of an Alnico 5 magnet with additional balanced windi...

A high-output version of the 490T, Gibson's 498T humbucker combines the more powerful response of an Alnico 5 magnet with additional balanced windi...

Gibson answered the call in the mid to late 1960s for more versatile pickups that could split coils through push/pull knobs and prevent microphonic...

Gibson answered the call in the mid to late 1960s for more versatile pickups that could split coils through push/pull knobs and prevent microphonic...

Gibson answered the call in the mid to late 1960s for more versatile pickups that could split coils through push/pull knobs and prevent microphonic...

Gibson answered the call in the mid to late 1960s for more versatile pickups that could split coils through push/pull knobs and prevent microphonic...

The Gibson Dirty Fingers humbucker™ is an accurate replica of the famous super-hot humbucker introduced by Gibson in the 1970s. Appropriately named...

The Gibson 70s Tribute pickups are a nod to the hotter pickups that Gibson released in the mid-70s as a new breed of hard-rockin' players started t...

The Gibson 70s Tribute pickups are a nod to the hotter pickups that Gibson released in the mid-70s as a new breed of hard-rockin' players started t...

The introduction of the Mini-Humbucker in the late-1960s served a growing need - the demand for a P-90- sized pickup with no hum. Gibson's world-cl...

The introduction of the Mini-Humbucker in the late-1960s served a growing need - the demand for a P-90- sized pickup with no hum. Gibson's world-cl...

The T-Type humbucker pickups are a nod to the T-Top pickups that Gibson made between 1966 – 1979. T-Type pickups use polysol wire and Alnico 5 magn...

The T-Type humbucker pickups are a nod to the T-Top pickups that Gibson made between 1966 – 1979. T-Type pickups use polysol wire and Alnico 5 magn...

On the shop floor of the original Gibson plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the earliest Gibson Patent Applied For humbuckers were wound using imprecise...

Fatter, meatier tone with more drive and attack. The Burstbucker Pro humbucker enhances the vintage "edge" of Gibson's popular Burstbucker pickups ...