Gibson Custom 1964 ES-335 Reissue Ultra Light Aged 60s Cherry #160070

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£5,699.00

This is a New Gibson Custom 1964 ES-335 Reissue Ultra Light Aged 60s Cherry #160070 from Gibson Custom Shop, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Gibson Custom 1964 ES-335 Reissue Ultra Light Aged captures the unmistakable tone feel and style of a golden-era semi-hollow. Built after extensive study of original examples it recreates the defining features of mid-60s ES-335s from the sharper horn cutaways to the small block inlays and period-correct hardware. Finished in 60s Cherry it blends timeless looks with exceptional craftsmanship. Murphy Lab Ultra Light Aging gives the guitar the subtle character of decades of careful use with gently worn lacquer and lightly aged hardware that feel broken-in without excess wear. A solid maple centre block vintage-spec neck profile and Custombucker pickups combine to deliver the dynamic expressive sound players expect. Supplied with a Custom Shop hardshell case and certificate of authenticity its a true collector-grade instrument but one thats built to be played.

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