have the exact same 335, finish and all (factory stamped in 1997). I remember at the time it being difficult deciding on this or a Les Paul, and it took quite a few hrs. of playing both in shop on different amps to decide. Glad i stuck with the 335
I don't think there is much of a tone difference between the two to lust after either one. I'm more of a synth guy anyway.I got what looks like an under-the-bed-stored '89 Les Paul standard with the Lawrence pups and it is a tone and quality far better than my playing justifies. It's got an unremarkable plain three-piece top that has some slight figuring and things that make it unique to that instrument, but is nothing to write home about....but it's MINE. @@rodnyg7952
I have both a 2000 ES 335 and a 1993 Les Paul Studio with the legendary ebony fretboard. Both are fantastic guitars but I play the 335 almost exclusively.
Thanks for the comment! I’m really glad you want to listen to my live show. But it looks like Maryland is a bit far from Japan. 😅 I’m hoping I can do a live stream someday!
Thanks for your comment! I wasn't even born yet in 1967! It's a nice once-in-a-lifetime purchase to be able to buy a 335 from the 60's for $400 and still play it.
Still listening in 2024! Well done!
It's Christmas... and I'm alone listening to jazz... I like it.
And it’s, of course, a delicious moment.
What else do we need?
have the exact same 335, finish and all (factory stamped in 1997). I remember at the time it being difficult deciding on this or a Les Paul, and it took quite a few hrs. of playing both in shop on different amps to decide. Glad i stuck with the 335
I went with LP Standard and still want a 335.
@@Rhythmicons sure, I also sometimes question not getting the LP instead. I've mostly been playing a Strat std. for the past 10yrs anyway
I don't think there is much of a tone difference between the two to lust after either one. I'm more of a synth guy anyway.I got what looks like an under-the-bed-stored '89 Les Paul standard with the Lawrence pups and it is a tone and quality far better than my playing justifies. It's got an unremarkable plain three-piece top that has some slight figuring and things that make it unique to that instrument, but is nothing to write home about....but it's MINE. @@rodnyg7952
I have both a 2000 ES 335 and a 1993 Les Paul Studio with the legendary ebony fretboard. Both are fantastic guitars but I play the 335 almost exclusively.
Bro, this is the goods! You wouldn’t happen to play in Maryland, would you? If so, I’d love to hear a live set or four. If not… Well, my loss. 😊
Thanks for the comment! I’m really glad you want to listen to my live show. But it looks like Maryland is a bit far from Japan. 😅 I’m hoping I can do a live stream someday!
@@ma-qv4bq, yeah, that would be a heck of a long drive! 🤣
Nicely played with a warm feeling for the song.
Love the tone. Smooth.
Awesome. I feel so relaxed after listen your jazz
Nice flow 💜💜
Lovely. My guitar is exactly like that one too.
So smooth !
Fantastic playing. Very inspiring. Thanks
Beautifully executed, well played and very relaxing to the ears.🎼🎸🎼
one of my favourite video ❤
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Nice touch!
magnificent
Great playing and tone - thoughtful and melodic.
Really lovely work
Nice instrument for that style
I have a 1963 335 which I bought in 1967, in NZ for $400. I still play today with a group of old dudes.
Thanks for your comment!
I wasn't even born yet in 1967!
It's a nice once-in-a-lifetime purchase to be able to buy a 335 from the 60's for $400 and still play it.
Absolute steal
Wonderful! Thank You!
Lovely playing man 10/10
Very very nice ! 👍
Magic 🤩
Great playing
You sound so good.
Beautiful playing and TONE - if heavier gauge strings make it sound that much better, I'm giving them a try!
Muito bonito! Abraços do Brasil
Obrigado pelo comentário do berço da Bossa Nova! Estou muito feliz.
Beautiful playing. I have exactly the same guitar. There is nothing to match a real 335.
Supersound …..we is the Level from Volumen and Tone? Please Gisela me anser.
String gauges? flat or wound? What are you playing it through/settings?? Thanks. Sounds great !!
Thanks for the comment！
I use D'Addario Jazz light guage round wound (12-52) strings. The amp is a Fender Twin Reverb amp simulator from HX Stomp.
Lovely, thank you. Flat wound strings?
Thanks for the comment!
I'm using Round wound D'Addario XL Jazz Light Gauge 12-52 strings.
@@ma-qv4bq That's cool - really mellow sound. Thanks for letting me know.
Very tasteful playing! What gauge an type of strings do you have on this 335?
Thanks for the comment!
I use D'Addario XL Jazz Light Gauge 12-52 strings.
What amp or software are you playing through?
I'm using the Fender Twin Reverb amp simulator in the HX Stomp.
@@ma-qv4bq Sounds great man...
Great tone could you share how do you get this in the 335
For amps, I use the Fender Twin Reverb amp simulator in the HX Stomp.
I don't remember the settings, but they are all set to low.
neck pickup with a bit of volume rolled off and tone control 50 or 60 percent rolled off.
Hi what settings and amp?
For amps, I use the Fender Twin Reverb amp simulator in the HX Stomp.
I don't remember the settings, but they are all set to low.
that's a very nice tone!, is your Gibson a Satin verson of ES-335 or a Gloss one?
Looks gloss to me.
Thanks for your comment!
This guitar is gloss version!
What amp did you use on this recording?
Thanks for the comment!
I'm using the Fender Twin Reverb amp simulator in the HX Stomp for the amp.
Really nice warm sound. Thank you! Did you turn down the tone knob a bit as well?
@@emelssen5580 Thank you very much! I have the tone knob on both the guitar and the amp turned down a little more than the middle.
Sounds good, what’s your amp ?
Thank you for your comment!
I use HX STOMP's US Double Nrm (≒ Fender Twin Reverb).
What type of 335 is this
Thanks for the comment!
This 335 was made in 1999.
What pick up do you have?
Thanks for your comment! I'm using the pickups that came with my guitar and I don't have any other pickups.
@@ma-qv4bq they're standard '57 Classic Gibson humbuckers
Isn't this bossa Nova though?
You are absolutely right!
I only write "jazz standard" because we do it a lot in jazz sessions!
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The trick is learning to play the melody line on top of chords at the same time !!!
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