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NGD -335

Started by pickdropper, December 02, 2017, 01:18:17 PM

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This was sort of an unexpected NGD.  I recently sold my R8 and was vaguely looking for a replacement Les Paul when I came across a '63 Reissue ES-335 in Sixties Cherry.  I already have a 2015 Memphis ES-335 Figured Top but I've always wanted the '63 (specifically in Sixties Cherry).  No flame or anything fancy, just a transparent red plywood top.

Neck is nice on this one.  It's thicker than my 2015 (which I wanted) but not so beefy as my old R8. 



I haven't decided yet if I'm going to sell off my old one and pursue a Les Paul or bring it to work and use it there. 
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That's a nice guitar! Congrats

jimilee

Woohoo, congrats.


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Adam_DIY

That's a nice one any chance of some more pics please?  A guitar that nice needs more pics  ;D

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Quote from: Adam_MD on December 02, 2017, 03:25:54 PM
That's a nice one any chance of some more pics please?  A guitar that nice needs more pics  ;D

Yeah, I need to take more pictures.  This is all I currently have.
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diablochris6

Very nice. This isn't a dream guitar for me...either that or a similar Ibanez a la John Scofield or Ben Monder.
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jimilee

I love my epi 335 pro, I could only dream of one of these. Are those the classic 57 pups?


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sjaustin

That there is a desert island guitar. Lovely. Congrats!

somnif

This reminds me, the used bookstore near me got an Epiphone Dot the other day that has me pretty tempted. 200$ for it, in damn near pristine condition (had some belt buckle scuffs on the back, and the bridge setup was all out of whack). If I weren't damn near broke from Xmas shopping I would've brought it home with me then and there....

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Quote from: jimilee on December 02, 2017, 07:34:28 PM
I love my epi 335 pro, I could only dream of one of these. Are those the classic 57 pups?


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No, it has the newer MHS pickups.  I've never had them in anything before, so I'm still getting used to them.  So far, I prefer them to the Burstbuckers in my other 335, but that isn't saying much.  If I keep that guitar, I'll probably pull those at some point.
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jubal81

Wow, that's gorgeous. Love the grain.

Plus, you can get your Marty McFly on.
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Quote from: jubal81 on December 03, 2017, 04:33:10 AM
Wow, that's gorgeous. Love the grain.

Plus, you can get your Marty McFly on.

Marty McFly played an ES-355.

What's even more amazing was that he played it in 1955, three years before it was introduced.  No wonder Marvin Berry immediately called his cousin, Chuck.
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