Robin Finck’s Reverb Shop Announced for November 11, With Old Gold Among the Gear
Robin Finck’s official Reverb shop is announced for November 11 with more than 200 items, including his Old Gold Les Paul and Marshall TSL100 heads.
Robin Finck’s official Reverb shop is announced for November 11, 2026, with more than 200 items from his years with Nine Inch Nails and Guns N’ Roses. Reverb’s November 4 preview puts several heavily used guitars at the centre of the sale, including the Goldtop he calls Old Gold.
Two Goldtops with different histories
Reverb identifies Old Gold as a Gibson Les Paul ’60 Reissue Goldtop associated with Nine Inch Nails’ Woodstock ’94 appearance and the Self Destruct tour. It is a different instrument from the ’57 Goldtop Reissue that the preview links to Finck’s work on Chinese Democracy.
That distinction matters to collectors. Similar finishes do not make two guitars interchangeable, and an instrument’s model designation should travel with its documented history whenever it changes hands.
More than a guitar sale
The preview also includes Marshall JCM2000 TSL100 heads, with Reverb attributing use to Guns N’ Roses in 2000 and Nine Inch Nails in 2009. The advertised total covers equipment of different kinds, not 200 guitars.
For a player considering used touring equipment, provenance is only one part of the decision. Condition, modifications, servicing and the practical cost of getting an item home deserve attention alongside its stage history. The individual sale listings will be the place to assess those details.
The announced opening is Wednesday, November 11. The preview does not establish that the shop is open now, and we are not quoting unannounced prices or promising availability.
Want to dig deeper into one of the amp models in the preview? Read our Marshall JCM2000 TSL100 guide.
Image: Original editorial illustration of Robin Finck, based on his 2006 appearance. Factual reference: photograph by dave1968, licensed CC BY 2.0. New illustrated composition, pose, setting and lighting. The depicted guitar is not identified as one of the sale instruments.
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