ES 335 Block INLAY REISSUE

[heavy blueser]

Does anyone here own that guitar.
What are your thoughts?


I´m thinkin of gettin one-i guess it would be a nice contrast (sound-wise) to my lp and my stratocaster.

heres the link though i´ll get a cherry oine from my dealer
Buy Gibson Memphis ES-335 Plain '60s Block Inlay "Slim Neck" Electric Guitar

 

[brimay]

Does anyone here own that guitar.
What are your thoughts?


I´m thinkin of gettin one-i guess it would be a nice contrast (sound-wise) to my lp and my stratocaster.

heres the link though i´ll get a cherry oine from my dealer
Buy Gibson Memphis ES-335 Plain '60s Block Inlay "Slim Neck" Electric Guitar

from what i heard they are good.
i want a 63 reissue really badly.

i didint know the block reissue came in cheery? thought it was only in that tea/cerry burst?


oh well, good luck with it.

cheers

 

[RCCola]

I have the Figured-Top Dot 335 in blonde. Mine was apparently made in Memphis...not sure if there's a difference as people seem to argue about this all the time.

I have zero complaints.

Yes, any blues player should have a 335, LP, strat, and tele in your arsenal, IMO

The 335 is a little more warmer and fuller sounding than a LP. My 335 tends to feedback much more than my LP, but some people don't seem to have any problems with 335s and feedback.

You might want to check out a Heritage 535 - great guitars made in Kalamazoo, MI by former Gibson employees. Cost half to a third of Gibson 335.