vincentw
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Day Tripper - Beatles
Tripping Billies - Dave Matthews Band
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"Flying high again" - Ozzy Osbourne.
Heroine -VU
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"Homegrown Tomatoes" -Guy Clark
"Homeward Bound" -Simon & Garfunkel
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PS I'll leave you with the verdict of a man who knows a thing or too about style...
WOW!!!!
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Go! Go! Go!
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"perfectly recreated neck designed to sit just a little thinner than the well-known rounded '59 neck profile"
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Check Guitar Center. If they can't get the JB ES-335 for you, then it's sold out.
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Niiiiiiiice.
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They do look sweet.
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There ain't no money above the fifth fret.
true enough.
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I saw the ebay listing with 12 seconds to go before bidding ended. I was so close to buying a Gibsun, I tell you what!
Gibson good, Gibsun bad.
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and don't hesitate to email Gibson Customer Service these links to service@gibson.com
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Report this one to Craigslist. This is actually illegal in the USA.
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they're great in my opinion.
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what he said ^
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Congrats on a good find bluezguy!
I've had quite a few 335s over the years and currently have tow '59 Historics.
All my others have been Memphis produced.
I like the fat necks of the '59 335s but have been just as content with my other 335s.
Th last one I had, which I'll miss to the ends of the earth, was a '99 Memphis model and it had it big time.
Great playability, feel, and tone.
Enjoy the new one!
The Memphis factory did not exist in 1999. A 1999 ES-335 would have been built by Gibson USA.
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clear as mud. Memphis is building 99% of 335s today. The one I used to own was awesome. So was my Memphis made 339. I don't quite understand all the fuss over this.
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very nice!!
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Glad to help!
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Send me a picture. vwynne@gibson.com - Thanks!
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That's an interesting ES 335, but the features don't quite add up to 1981. The coil tap, trap tail, witch hat knobs, and block neck all say pre 1981, probably 1979. It's hard to judge the nut width from the photo--could be either 1 9/16 or 1 11/16. In any case, get the serial number before deciding what year it is. Go to Charlie Gelber's excellent website, es-335.org, for some of the best info out there on vintage ES 335s.
My own Gibsons include a 1948 J-45 (owned since 1966), a '68 ES 335-12, and an '09 Nashville '59 ES 335 Historic.
Good luck.
best acoustics I've ever heard were a '46 and '47 J-45.
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Eh...Norlin era LP Customs didn't slow Randy Rhoads either, btw. The acoustics were hit the hardest.
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Hey Jannusguy2: that pickguard is AWESOME!!!!
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email customer service for a spec sheet. I think we should have one. It's Gibson USA...not Custom Shop.
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"White Rabbit" - Jefferson Airplane