Ebony Guitars: Compare Listings & Prices

Updated October 23, 2026

Browse 19 listings for Ebony Guitars, including options from The Music Zoo and Gibson. Compare product details and listed prices.

The 19 displayed listings with prices are listed from $449.00 to $5,799.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.

The lower end offers solid-body acoustics, while the top tier includes high-end electrics with premium appointments.

All the guitars feature ebony wood on the body or neck, giving a dark, dense tone and a smooth, glossy surface. Many models pair ebony with maple tops, rosewood fingerboards, and gold or chrome hardware, and they come in styles such as Les Paul, Explorer, and acoustic dreadnoughts.

When choosing, feel the neck shape for comfort, check the quality of the hardware and electronics, and consider the weight of the ebony body, which can be heavier than other woods. Also verify the finish is even and that the instrument includes a solid warranty.

Questions

Why does ebony give a darker tone?

Ebony is a dense hardwood that produces bright attack with strong sustain and a deep, resonant low end.

Is an ebony guitar heavier than a mahogany one?

Generally yes, because ebony is denser, so the instrument may feel heavier on the strap.

How should I care for an ebony finish?

Keep it out of direct sunlight, wipe with a dry cloth, and use a suitable wood conditioner occasionally.

Can I replace the hardware on an ebony guitar?

Yes, hardware can be swapped, but be careful not to damage the finish and consider professional installation.

Does the color of ebony affect its sound?

The dark color is a result of the wood’s density, which influences tone more than visual appearance.

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