Gibson is the king of guitars, having produced countless masterpieces.
It's beloved by countless artists, including Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, and Shinichi Ikugata. (Titles omitted)
The ES-335 was introduced by Gibson in 1958.
It features a distinctive double-cutaway hollow body.
The interior of the body is solid, with a center block (where the pickups and bridge are located). The sides are hollow and feature violin-like F-holes.
Its structure lies somewhere between a solid-body guitar and an acoustic guitar, giving it the nickname "semi-acoustic."
The appeal of semi-acoustic guitars is that they are more resistant to feedback than fully acoustic guitars and are perfectly suited to rock music.
In fact, many artists use them in rock bands.
This model is an ES-335 manufactured in 1996, featuring dot inlays.
This model could be called the epitome of semi-acoustic guitars.
The body features a maple/poplar/maple laminate top, sides, and back.
This construction controls the body's resonance while increasing its resistance to cracking.
The neck is made of mahogany and the fingerboard is made of rosewood, a classic Gibson combination.
The dark cherry finish on the body, combined with damage and weathering due to aging, gives it an old-school look.
The pickups are Gibson '57 Classic in the neck and bridge.
This is a long-time Gibson favorite and a replica of the PAF humbucking pickup developed by Seth Lover.
The sound is thick and sweet, yet also tight.
The semi-hollow construction and thin body make it resistant to feedback, so you can play it with no problems, even when distorting.
This is a classic instrument beloved by many artists and used in a wide variety of musical genres.
Why not take this opportunity to own one?
Approximately 80% of the frets remain.
The truss rod works and the neck is in good condition.
The body and paint show signs of use overall, with scratches, dents, dull parts, and rust.
The body shows signs of wear.
The binding is burned, the binding is loose, the fingerboard is dented, and the bridge saddle is worn.
There is a large scratch measuring approximately 20mm on the neck.
There are also traces of a broken neck, but it has now been firmly glued in place.
It has only been glued and not repainted.
The craftsmen at Guitar shop TONIQ will adjust it to make it easier to play before shipping it to you.
Serial number: #91666408
Weight: 3.84kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: Good working condition
Neck condition: Good
Control: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle
Body condition: There are scratches, dents, dull parts, rust, and other overall signs of use.
Weather checks on the body.
There are some binding burns, binding lift, fingerboard indentation, and bridge saddle shaving.
There is a large scratch of about 20mm on the neck.
There is also a broken neck, but it is now firmly glued.
It has not been repainted.
Custom: None
Year: 1996
Accessories: Hard case
Country of origin: USA
Accessories: Hard case
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Shipped in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
The item will be packed in a hard cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp
It's beloved by countless artists, including Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, and Shinichi Ikugata. (Titles omitted)
The ES-335 was introduced by Gibson in 1958.
It features a distinctive double-cutaway hollow body.
The interior of the body is solid, with a center block (where the pickups and bridge are located). The sides are hollow and feature violin-like F-holes.
Its structure lies somewhere between a solid-body guitar and an acoustic guitar, giving it the nickname "semi-acoustic."
The appeal of semi-acoustic guitars is that they are more resistant to feedback than fully acoustic guitars and are perfectly suited to rock music.
In fact, many artists use them in rock bands.
This model is an ES-335 manufactured in 1996, featuring dot inlays.
This model could be called the epitome of semi-acoustic guitars.
The body features a maple/poplar/maple laminate top, sides, and back.
This construction controls the body's resonance while increasing its resistance to cracking.
The neck is made of mahogany and the fingerboard is made of rosewood, a classic Gibson combination.
The dark cherry finish on the body, combined with damage and weathering due to aging, gives it an old-school look.
The pickups are Gibson '57 Classic in the neck and bridge.
This is a long-time Gibson favorite and a replica of the PAF humbucking pickup developed by Seth Lover.
The sound is thick and sweet, yet also tight.
The semi-hollow construction and thin body make it resistant to feedback, so you can play it with no problems, even when distorting.
This is a classic instrument beloved by many artists and used in a wide variety of musical genres.
Why not take this opportunity to own one?
Approximately 80% of the frets remain.
The truss rod works and the neck is in good condition.
The body and paint show signs of use overall, with scratches, dents, dull parts, and rust.
The body shows signs of wear.
The binding is burned, the binding is loose, the fingerboard is dented, and the bridge saddle is worn.
There is a large scratch measuring approximately 20mm on the neck.
There are also traces of a broken neck, but it has now been firmly glued in place.
It has only been glued and not repainted.
The craftsmen at Guitar shop TONIQ will adjust it to make it easier to play before shipping it to you.
Serial number: #91666408
Weight: 3.84kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: Good working condition
Neck condition: Good
Control: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle
Body condition: There are scratches, dents, dull parts, rust, and other overall signs of use.
Weather checks on the body.
There are some binding burns, binding lift, fingerboard indentation, and bridge saddle shaving.
There is a large scratch of about 20mm on the neck.
There is also a broken neck, but it is now firmly glued.
It has not been repainted.
Custom: None
Year: 1996
Accessories: Hard case
Country of origin: USA
Accessories: Hard case
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Shipped in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
The item will be packed in a hard cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp