“Unfortunately, Gibson will never change this,” Munoz wrote on his post, as he showcased how he typically fixes damaged Gibson headstocks. “So it was a very easy decision once there was regime change and ownership change to offer an Original Collection and a Modern Collection. “It was really, really important for us to have both the Original Collection and the Modern Collection. We had initially debuted it on what we call the Les Paul Modern Double Cut in 2017, and then it kind of spread its way around that Modern Collection – and then elsewhere in our Modern Collection. “I think there's an understanding when you buy a Gibson guitar that it is a potential fail point if a guitar is dropped.