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1966 strat its been played for 45 years but it is in absolutely great condition for its age, guitar is 100% original (including pots, frets, switches, solder joints, tuners, hardware and pickups) the body and neck are a matched 1966.

Beautiful Custom Candy Apple Red the one with red, gold, red, gold multiple times. Original pickups and original pots, original bridge,original 3 way switch, original tuners and Original pickguard I put strap locks on it but have orignal strap tabs which are included.

Neck is a dream to play on, straight and super fast action rosewood neck small ware on the back but nothing major only from rockin out the frets are all in great shape with medium action as I play with 12 E string.

She has that FANTASTIC Vintage Tone that only aged wood can reproduce still has all 5 springs and tremllo arm. Excellent body condition with player wear and a few chips as pictured. nice clean front.

This guitar was played for on the road for over 30 years and sounds awesome.

Comes complete with the original hardshell case.

A RARE FIND Investment Quality Instrument

 

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1964 Gibson ES-330 TDC Thinline Hollowbody Cherry Red with Gibson Vibrato which is very rare.
Completely original with no repairs or issues except one key is loose but stays in tune and never bothered to fix it as had many dudes wanting to replace all keys etc.. lucky I knew enough even 30 years ago not to let those repair dudes fuck it up.

I am the second owner and have had this since the 70s. very little play on this one and it has spent most of its life in the not original case but alast 20 years in a gibson case that is also included as I never took it on the road.

The chrome P-90s and the Gibson Vibrato on this Thinline Hollowbody set it apart from ES-335s. Those are great guitars for sustain but lack the open voice of the ES-330. The P-90s, Vibrato and your playing style make for an awesome tone, beautiful mellow tones for blues and jazz to rockin
treable bite and inbetween.

Nothing has been replaced: it is all original! The case has a few latches that are broken but still in good shape and protects the guitar.
There’s the usual weather crazing that is common on 45 year old lacquer finishes and only a bit of ware on the neck but nothing compared to many guitars this old. There is no ‘buckle’ rash at all.

The hardware is bright and shiny and everything; pots, pickups, switch and jack, work as they should. Solid investment and a great instrument from an era of fine workmanship from Gibson.

 

 

Gibson acoustic guitar information is presented here. This article will tell you all about Gibson acoustics and how you can choose the most suitable one for your needs.

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Gibson acoustic guitars come in a wide range of prices. The cheaper models start from an amazing $100 or so, where as the most expensive can be up to $25,000 or more. These great guitars are available in lots of different styles and colors, and are ideally suited to a whole range of different playing methods and musical styles.

Styles available include super jumbo, square shoulder, round shoulder, small body, jumbo, contemporary and archtop styles of guitar, each one a little different, suited to different applications.

Most of these guitars are now provided as an “acoustic-electric”. This means that they have been designed to incorporate a pickup and some electronics. This very practical feature enables them to be very quickly and easily plugged directly into a PA mixer on stage. This avoids all the problems and expense of using a microphone with an acoustic guitar on stage such as feedback and having to keep still while playing. While a microphone would still be used in a recording studio for the very best quality sound, the practicality of the electric option is a huge advantage for stage use.

Some Gibson acoustics have model-descriptions which include the letter “J”. These are the “jumbo” guitars, designed to have a richer and fuller bass response than the standard acoustic guitar design. Some models of acoustic are designed with a cut-away on one side. This makes it much easier to play on the higher frets comfortably.

The higher priced acoustics will often be made from more expensive woods which help them to produce a finer sound quality than cheaper models. The Gibson acoustic that suits you best will be influenced by many of the factors mentioned above, including the style of music you play, your budget and any personal preferences of yours.

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