Truthfully (IMHO), the Explorer does not sound significantly different from most other Gibson-style solidbody models with a 24 ¾-inch scale, set neck, dual humbuckers and stop tailpiece.

Gibson has released a full new collection of the rare and desirable Flying V and Explorer guitar models. The futuristic-looking instruments soon became highly collectible as, in 1958, the company ...

Then Gibson go and design three of the most eye-popping guitars at a time when conservatism was at its most rampant. What’s hard to fathom is how the Flying V, Explorer and Moderne even made it beyond ...

Guitar purists will look at the Holy Explorer, and ask why the hell would Gibson cut holes in its beautiful mahogany body - after all, the resonance of fine wood is part of the reason you'd buy an ...

In 1958, Gibson introduced, and shipped only 19 Explorers and 81 Flying V’s. With their space-age, futuristic designs that were ahead of their time, these instantly recognizable guitars are ...

This new design serves more than just the guitar´s radical appearance, making it one of Gibson´s lightest production guitars to date. The neck on the Holy Explorer retains the traditional ...

Here’s how it works. PRESS RELEASE: Gibson Guitar, the world's premier musical instrument company and leader in music technology announced the anticipated release of the 7-String Gibson Explorer as ...