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The amazing versatility and phenomenal tone only a genuine 335 can provide, for less cash!
A plain top and satin lacquer finish make this all-time classic more available to dedicated players like you. Maple top, back, and rims are joined with a solid maple center block and mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard. '57 Classic humbuckers translate the body's natural resonance into haunting jazz tones or searing distorted leads.
1960s slim taper neck profile is very fast and comfortable while bound top and back, vintage tulip tuners, nickel hardware, and mother-of-pearl inlays add up to fantastic visual appeal.
Gibson Custom ES-335 Satin Finish Electric Guitar Features:
- Maple top, back, and rims
- One-piece mahogany neck
- Rosewood fretboard
- Bound top and back
- 1960s slim taper neck profile
- Vintage tulip tuners
- Nickel hardware
- Mother-of-pearl inlays
- 24-3/4" scale length
- 1-11/16" nut width
Gibson Custom ES-335 Satin Finish Electric Guitar Specifications:| Body Type | Semi-Hollow Body | | Body Wood | Maple | | Bridge Pickup | 57 Classic | | Bridge Type | Fixed | | Controls | Volume ,Volume ,Tone ,Tone | | Finish | Lacquer | | Fretboard | Rosewood | | Fretboard Radius | 12" (305 mm) | | Hardware Color | Nickel | | Neck Joint | Set-in | | Neck Pickup | 57 Classic | | Neck Shape | 60's | | Neck Wood | Mahogany | | Number Of Frets | 20 | | Number of Strings | 6 | | Nut Width | 1.6875" (43 mm) | | Pickup Configuration | Humbucker-Humbucker | | Pickup Selector | 3-way | | Scale Length | 24 3/4" (629 mm) | | Tremolo | No | | Tuners | Other | | With Case | Hardshell |
Gibson Custom ES-335 Satin Finish Electric Guitar Includes:Includes Gibson Custom Shop hardshell case
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Es-335
I played this guitar for awhile at guitar center plugged into a Fender Princeton amp and tried it on a bunch of settings and it never dissapointed...i started out strumming a few clean chords and it sustains so nicely...then i cranked the distortion up and played some Crossroads, Johhny B Goode and, even played some 90's Candlebox solos which were the best sounding
the people that say this is no good cranked up need to listen to some Cream or BB
Reviewed by elcaminodriver on 8/6/2007 who plays blues, classic rock, 90's rock.
13 people found this review helpful.
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Good chioce for a budget Gibson
I bought mine in autumn of 2005. This guitar delivers some fine tones, playability and responsiveness and is affordable. Love the tone and versatility for jazz, rock and a lot in between. One beef I have is the cheap tuners that come with this unit. Had a difficult time tuning it then getting it to hold. This improved considerably with a set of Grovers.
Reviewed by Cousin Stumpy on 9/12/2006 who plays jazz, blues, rock.
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I friggin love it
I played every high end Gibson, PRS, and Fender imaginable. After months of trying to decide what I wanted to get for my first major guitar purchase I was set on a Les Paul Standard until I saw a sales associate put this guitar on the wall. I never played one of these before so I said what the hell. I plugged it in and fell in love in a matter of seconds. The sound, the look, the feel. All fantastic. To me it blows away even higher end Gibsons and PRS's. The only thing that is really bad about it is that I can't decide what guitar to buy next because nothing stacks up to it!
Somethings that purchasers should think about:
-You might need to adjust to the fatter body of the guitar when playing sitting down. In the beginning my arm was killing me from the position it had to be in to play.
-The neck is kind of small width wise. I have big hands and love it, but for some people with bigger hands it might be a bother.
-The one and only thing that did disappoint me was the pick markings on the body from playing. I don't play that hard but you can see it in the finish where I may have dragged the pick over it. For a guitar that came to $2100 I would think that wouldn't and shouldn't happen. it's teh only reason I gave it less than a 5 in QUALITY. If you don't mind that at all then go for it. You won't be disappointed.
Reviewed by 13 Hour Drive on 7/25/2007 who plays Rock.
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best value
I've owned a lot but this has got to be the best for the money. The few flaws were the F hole black residue that come off one your hands. AND the cheap looking faux rope handle on the case. Come on plastic rope for a handle? Otherwise!! Great sound,and smooth action (after I tweaked it a bit). I play blues, 60's rock, and country. This one fills the need. I still like the twang a fender gives me, but for everything else electric the 335 is it.
Reviewed by Little Jimmy on 7/13/2006 who plays blues, rock, country.
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Great!
My dad owns this guitar it is my favorite guitar he has and he has a fair few. The sound really stands out on this guitar whether you are playing jazz to funk its got the tone to play them all. BUY IT if u have the cash it is far better than its Epiphone cousin.
Reviewed by CrazyforCream on 5/15/2007 who plays Blues-Rock... like Cream.
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