Gibson Custom Shop 1962 ES-330 Reissue Vintage Burst #160155

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£5,249.00

This is a New Gibson Custom Shop 1962 ES-330 Reissue Vintage Burst #160155 from Gibson Custom Shop, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Gibson Custom Shop 1962 ES-330 Reissue brings back one of the most distinctive fully hollow electrics from the early 60s delivering an open resonant voice with vintage character throughout. Built with a three-ply maple and poplar body and no centre block it produces a lively airy tone with impressive acoustic presence even when played unplugged. Finished in VOS nitrocellulose lacquer it captures the look and feel of a well-preserved original while allowing the wood to resonate freely. A solid mahogany neck shaped to an Authentic 61 Thin “D” profile offers a fast comfortable playing feel paired with a bound rosewood fretboard and period-correct medium jumbo frets. The neck joins the body at the 16th fret staying true to original 62 construction for optimal bridge placement and feel. Loaded with a pair of Dogear P-90 pickups this ES-330 delivers everything from warm cleans to gritty expressive overdrive making it a versatile choice across a wide range of styles.

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Gibson Custom Shop

Gibson Custom Shop instruments are specialist Gibson models made with historically inspired, artist-associated or limited specifications. Construction details, neck profiles, pickups, hardware, ageing treatments and included documentation can differ significantly. Check the complete individual listing and model code, particularly where visually similar instruments represent different years or reissue specifications.

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