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The Gibson Les Paul Jimmy Page “Number 2” Aged & Signed arrives at Matt’s Guitar Shop! An exact replica of his 1959 Les Paul, modified for versatility and signed by the master, this legendary guitar embodies Led Zeppelin’s spirit and fascinates collectors and rock enthusiasts.

Mark Knopfler’s Baldwin Double Six, a legendary studio and stage guitar, arrives at Matt’s Guitar Shop. Used on Communiqué and at Wembley Stadium, this exceptional instrument reveals the fascinating story of a guitar long “borrowed” and now rediscovered for collectors and British rock enthusiasts.

Matt’s Guitar Shop opens its luthier workshop: the MGS Workshop. A space dedicated to maintenance, repair, and expertise for your collectible guitars and basses. Guided by Paul Mouilleron’s meticulous work, the workshop treats each instrument with precision and passion.

The Fender Masterbuilt John Frusciante Stratocaster has finally arrived: a meticulous replica of the legendary 1962 Strat used by the Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist. Crafted by the Custom Shop, this limited edition already captivates fans and collectors around the globe.

Chuck Berry, the undisputed master of rock’n’roll, is celebrated at Matt’s Guitar Shop. From the 1964 black Firebird played at Wembley to Marty McFly’s legendary ES-345 in Back to the Future, each guitar pays tribute to his iconic playing and the timeless spirit of rock’n’roll.

Marty McFly’s legendary Gibson ES-345, star of the Back to the Future dance, is back! From limited collector editions to Epiphone tributes, these guitars faithfully recreate the original’s details. Movie and guitar fans, get ready to relive the magic of 1955 Rock’n’Roll today!

The Marcus King Gibson ES-345 signature guitars are finally here! Inspired by his legendary Big Red, these modern guitars capture the spirit of the original model and even carry his signature. A must-have for fans and collectors, available exclusively at Matt’s Guitar Shop.

Bonhams celebrates Gary Moore with an exceptional auction of his collection. Among the guitars featured: the legendary 1961 Fender Stratocaster Fiesta Red, the faithful stage companion of the Irish guitar hero. An event that rekindles the legacy of a musician whose sound still inspires the world.

Dive into the history of rock’n’roll with the 1956 Gibson EB bass played by Olsie Robinson of Little Richard’s Upsetters. Heard on legendary recordings like Tutti Frutti, this iconic piece is now available at Matt’s Guitar Shop.

Since 1979, Cliff Williams’ Musicman StingRay bass has rocked stadiums with AC/DC. From Highway to Hell to Rock or Bust, this legendary instrument embodies the power, consistency, and groove of Australian rock, on stage and in the studio.

At the origins of rock’n’roll, Scotty Moore shaped Elvis Presley’s sound and influenced generations of guitarists. Discover his Gibson Custom Chet Atkins, one of the last guitars of his career, personalized with his name and preserved as a true rock history treasure.

A true icon of Texan rock, Billy Gibbons turned the Billy Bo into a legendary guitar — part tribute to Bo Diddley, part pure stage extravagance. From the 1959 Jupiter Thunderbird to its custom Gretsch versions, this guitar embodies ZZ Top’s unmistakable mix of boldness, unique sound, and flair.

With ZZ Top, rock became wild, hairy, and irresistibly stylish. Among their onstage eccentricities: Dusty Hill’s famous furry bass, a crazy masterpiece by John Bolin. A true Texan rock’n’roll icon, now on display at Matt’s Guitar Shop — a unique piece that tells the story of both music and boldness.

The Californian sound of the Red Hot Chili Peppers owes as much to their talent as to carefully chosen gear. The 1972 Fender Quad Reverb, used by Josh Klinghoffer, reflects their love for vintage tones and clear, warm sound on stage and in the studio. With its custom roadcase featuring the band’s logo, this amp is a true piece of musical history.

British rock owes as much to its guitars as to its amplifiers. Among them, the 1969 Hiwatt DR103 of the Small Faces stands as a true icon. Handcrafted by Dave Reeves, it shaped Ron Wood’s fierce tone before his Rolling Stones era — a rare witness to the golden age of rock, where craftsmanship met musical legend.