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Selling virtually brand new ES-335. Has only left the case once. Mint condition. I have owned many 335's, 2015 was a year Gibson decided to make many upgrades. Vintage sunburst finish, lots of red in sunburst. Pictures don't capture it.
· Grover Milk Bottle Rotomatic tuners: Retro style tuners with modern features and 18:1 ratio for improved tuning accuracy
· Redesigned neck dimensions: Added thickness to Peghead transition provides greater strength and stability
· Historic truss rod: Superior Adjustability due to the Teflon coating, larger diameter rod, original brass anchor and larger washer
· Bone nut: Bone for smooth tuning and excellent durability
· Rolled neck binding: Binding is rounded off to comfortably fit the contours of the player's hand
· Block inlay fretboard: Block fingerboard inlays are synonymous with the 1960's ES-335
· Low profile frets: Lower fret height provides smooth playability and accurate intonation
· Burstbucker 1 & 2 pickups: Pickups are calibrated for each position for balanced output & brighter sound (closer to original PAF's)
· Capacitor changes: Less treble cut than previous capacitor results in a tone with a harmonically rich, singing quality
· Locking stop bar tailpiece: Solid connection from the stop bar to the body of the guitar increases resonance and sustain all while making string changes simpler
Specifications:
· Body:3-Ply Maple, Poplar, Maple
· Neck:1-piece Mahogany
· Neck Profile: Slim taper
· Scale length: 24.75"
· Headstock Logo: Mother of Pearl "Gibson"�
· Fingerboard:Rosewood, Pearloid Small Block inlays
· Nut:Bone
· Tuners:Grover Milk Bottle Rotomatic
· Finish:Smooth/ Hi Gloss 90 Sheen Lacquer
· Rhythm Pickup: Burstbucker 1, 7.64k
· Lead Pickup: Burstbucker 2, 7.98k
· Potentiometers:CTS 500K Linear Volume, CTS 500K Audio Tone
· Capacitors:015 mF Rhythm, .022 mF Lead
· Bridge:Tone Pro AVR-2
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