Semihollow electric guitar with Calibrated T-Type humbuckers, including case
The Gibson ES-335 DotVintageBurst at a glance:
Semihollow electric guitar
Made in USA
Three-ply maple/poplar laminate body
Solid center block
1-ply cream binding
Glued mahogany neck, Rounded C profile
22-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays
Graph Tech nut, 43 mm wide
Gibson Calibrated T-Type Rhythm humbucker in neck position
Gibson Calibrated T-Type Lead humbucker in bridge position
Hand-wired wiring with Orange drop capacitors
Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-Matic and aluminium stopbar
Vintage Deluxe tuners with keystone wings
Nickel hardware
Vintage Burst finish
Hardshell case included
As the very first mass-produced semi-hollow electric guitar in the Gibson line-up, the Gibson ES-335 is indisputably one of the most famous guitar designs. In the hands of numerous iconic musicians from Chuck Berry to B.B. King to Alex Lifeson, the instrument has already proven its enormous tonal versatility in jazz, Blues and rock and continues to enjoy unbroken popularity among guitarists of all kinds. With the Gibson ES-335 DotVintage Burst, the American guitar pioneer from Nashville, Tennessee skillfully continues the tradition of the classic in equipment of the late fifties. including Hardshell Case!
The Gibson ES-335 Vintage Burst with dot inlays and Gibson Calibrated T-Type humbuckers.
Semihollow body with F-holes and centre block
To add its warm and full resonance to the sound of the ES-335 played at the amplifier, the model relies on a traditional semi-hollow body, which is composed of three-ply maple and poplar wood for ideal vibration characteristics. Thanks to the massive centre block under the bridge, the feedback susceptibility of the construction is noticeably minimized, which means that even higher gain settings are easily contestable with the ES-335.
Strong Rounded C Mahogany Neck
A replica of early models from the late Fifties and early Sixties, the Gibson ES-335 DotVintageBurst features a beefy mahogany neck with a 'Rounded C' neck profile that offers a controlled hand position for clean Chords and confident layered playing. Finishing off the neck is a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard that showcases the ES-335's dot inlays used up to the 1962 model year and evokes classic Gibson playability in all registers with its 12" radius.
Gibson Calibrated T-Type Humbucker
Two Gibson Calibrated T-Type humbuckers are responsible for the sound transformation of the ES-335 Dot. The two dual coils were wound according to the classic specifications of the T-Top humbucker of the sixties as a successor to the legendary PAF and offer a balanced sound with additional midrange warmth. The wiring of the ES-335 Dot is furthermore completely hand-wired and comes up with high-quality potentiometers and real Orange Drop capacitors.
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