JSW Posted May 8, 2019 Posted May 8, 2019 The new standard Les Pauls feel really nice.to me. I was playing with both the 50s neck and 60s. The 60s felt just like my 09 ES-335 but I’m thinking the 50s neck was a bit nicer in my hands. I’m going back to have another feel though, I have to say that I was really digging that neck. Is the C shape much like the 50s neck? I’m thinking that I should look for a ES-335 with a 50s type neck. I need to avoid the vintage stuff (cost lol) but I’m guessing there some newer years that have something like the 50s neck. Anyone have any suggestions? I like black,dots, unbound neck and classic 57s, though that’s secondary to the feel. Jim
JSW Posted May 10, 2019 Author Posted May 10, 2019 I looked es-335 with a fat neck. He says it’s a 07 the serial number says it a late 06. It has a long guard, however the frets run over the binding. The tuners look like klusons but have no name and the tuning pegs are slotted. A bit confusing lol
SteveFord Posted May 10, 2019 Posted May 10, 2019 Sounds like that one was modified quite a bit. I remember playing a fat neck 07 335 and it was like a war club. My older (ebony fret board) Lucille has a fairly stout neck but it's a bit fancier than what you say you like.
j45nick Posted May 10, 2019 Posted May 10, 2019 ES-335 '59 Historic from the Nashville Custom, Art, and Historic shop is a pretty authentic reproduction of the 1959 neck, as well as the rest of the guitar. COA says "'59 335", with an A-prefix serial number. Mine is from 2009, but they were built off and on for a few years. Nice guitars, if you can find one.
JSW Posted June 9, 2019 Author Posted June 9, 2019 I bought this 2001 Nashville Es-335 ‘59 Historic. Lol sometimes you just need to go for it.
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