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    As i watched the Paul Mccartney show last night ,i was amazed by the sound of one of the guitarist Rusty Anderson which played a 1959 Gibson 335 ..My god what a nice lookin & soundin guit ..

    Here s a link with superb vintage guitars for Gibsons fans:
    http://www.rocknrollvintage.com/info...es-guitars.htm

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    I sound like a broken record, but the Gibson ES335 is one of the best production guitars out there today and it deserves repeating, one of the most versatile. I see more and more guitarist in older bands and newer bands turning to them.

    It is, without a doubt #1 on my list of "some day"
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    I guess this is true that Gibson products are a little set aside in this forum,it has been a friendly battle between Fender & Gibson for decades now..I love both ..
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    -- Fender Start Reissue 57 , Ibanez AR 300 , Peavy Falcon ,Xaviere Xv600,
    -- Fender Telecaster , Charvel_Jackson , Framus Lapsteel
    --Rc boost,Ts9 ,Coolcat-ToD,GGG Fuzz Face, Boss Ce2 , Rc Booster ,Tone driver , Boss dd2 , Boss Gt8 (effects _effects loop)
    --Amp:Traynor Ycv40 wr -- Blackstar HT5-- Car :Toyota Tercel 1999..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blazes
    I guess this is true that Gibson products are a little set aside in this forum,it has been a friendly battle between Fender & Gibson for decades now..I love both ..
    Yep, me too, but I will eventually have an ES335
    Mark
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    Count me in also. I really like the sound of 335's. They are a great guitar for many styles and they seem to have a character all their own.

    I've owned 335 copies in the past, but never the real thing.

    My only gripe with 335's is that they're a bit heavy. But I'd be interested in trying one of those new ES-339's some day. These are essentially a 335 with a smaller body, similar in tone. I haven't seen any in the guitar stores yet, but I can't afford one any way.

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    I love the genre.

    I've never played an actual 335 however.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    When I was 15 I went down to the Charing Cross Road to buy a fuzzbox (Coloursound Tonebender Mk III, £13). The guy in Macari's handed me an early 60's 335 to try it out. I can't see that happening these days. That's about the last time I played a real 335.
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    These are simply the best copies :

    http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=9732
    My SoundClick -- Rubber Band -- Jazz Trio

    --Quebec made 1978 Norman B-30 , Martin Dc 15E , Suzuki Archtop
    -- Fender Start Reissue 57 , Ibanez AR 300 , Peavy Falcon ,Xaviere Xv600,
    -- Fender Telecaster , Charvel_Jackson , Framus Lapsteel
    --Rc boost,Ts9 ,Coolcat-ToD,GGG Fuzz Face, Boss Ce2 , Rc Booster ,Tone driver , Boss dd2 , Boss Gt8 (effects _effects loop)
    --Amp:Traynor Ycv40 wr -- Blackstar HT5-- Car :Toyota Tercel 1999..

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    I love the sound and neck on my Heritage 535. I would like to check out one of the Gibson 336 or 339s though as the size of the 335 body can be very awkward.
    Patrick

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