5 long years ha! Sounds and looks amazing man, seems like a keeper. Every old dumpster guitar that i restored sounded great after many hours of love and effort put in it, like it's somehow grateful for the work being done. So that's a way of putting things into perspective: It's still a '67 335 and you saved it, gave it a purpose and made it like it once was. Just like that tornado goldtop that Jared plays.
Nice, a “players grade” vintage guitar meant for use and not just collecting to sell. You don’t need validation from a bunch of strangers on TH-cam 😂 congrats and enjoy- sounds amazing
What’s that blues solo from? Incredible playing, really classy stuff…reminds me of Bonamassa a bit, especially some of the phrasing. Been trying to play his Ballad of John Henry solo from Live at Red Rocks and it’s totally got the better of me. Guy is a monster player.
Many moons ago I bought a walnut bodied Epiphone Dot for buttons. Got someone smarter than me to fit Dimarzio EJ Custom pickups, new tuners, loom and a bone nut. Does that make it a fake Dot? That guitar looks a million bucks mate. Seen Luther Dickinson play one very similar many times, and it is a tone machine. Keef has one too! Enjoy your new toy, mate. Great find. Love the playing too.
@@PedalPawn not a problem. I put it like this, if you were old enough to have owned it from new, you wouldn’t throw it away if the neck got damaged beyond repair, surely?
The distinction will be important only if you sell it. You get to enjoy it for what it is and what made it iconic in the first place. But collectibility is a different animal. As long as there is full disclosure from here forward (including owners down the line -- where it gets murky with each successive owner), there is no harm.
The Gentleman did incredible work on your Guitar. The most important aspect; are you happy with the guitar? That’s all that matters. You bought it to play, and you certainly play well👍. My belief is now you have a Modified Restoration of an original 1967 Gibson ES 335. IMHO. ENJOY!⭐️⭐️🎸⭐️⭐️
I think as it has the non-oem Gibson headstock it is boarder line. If the old original headstock was spliced onto a new neck that would be fine however you did not have this. The safest thing to have done would be to have a blank headstock fitted. However as I assume you are not selling it you can enjoy it for what it is.
I'd think of it as a percentage. You might think more about it from the perspective of it being a set neck but when you look at Strat's that sort of parts swap is parr for the course. Depends how pedantic someone wants to be
It's not a fake. A fake is an imitation set out to fool someone that's it's the real thing. This is an extensive restoration with a new neck. So it's just a restoration not a fake👍
That sounds nice and chewy. $1000 for a '67 is one hell of a steal. As far as the neck goes, it was needing a new one anyway. I see no difference in that guy making one for it then if you sent it to Gibson to have them make a new neck.
Pedal pawn I'm going to retire my Fulltone Deja Vibes they are now collectable and some places already $1,000 looking for a replacement it's between the Jam pedal Retro vibe and your gypsy vibe where can I find the gypsy Vibe in the states?
Thanks so much for the nice comment and support. We do have a few dealers listed on our website in the states 🇺🇸, though right now with the pound to dollar ratio, it’s the best time in history to buy directly from the UK: pedalpawn.com/shop-1/ols/products/pedal-pawn-gypsy-vibe 🟥⬜️
If it was my guitar, I'd have had the luthier emboss "Neck replaced 2022" on the back of the headstock. That would have made it a legit '67 with a scar. I happen to be a '67 myself, with a few scars and a few pieces missing, and that's OK. We've been around for 55 years, things happen. This one thoug, well it is now a '67 with a hidden trauma, so to speak. Personally, that would bother me, if it was my guitar or if I had done the repair.
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5 long years ha! Sounds and looks amazing man, seems like a keeper. Every old dumpster guitar that i restored sounded great after many hours of love and effort put in it, like it's somehow grateful for the work being done. So that's a way of putting things into perspective: It's still a '67 335 and you saved it, gave it a purpose and made it like it once was. Just like that tornado goldtop that Jared plays.
What an awesome comment, thanks so much for that, that’s really a great insight indeed 🔥🎸
Thinking back about this, its restoration masterpiece and bless all the souls, saveing all broken vintage guitars.
It’s a restoration job! Congratulations, killer piece!!
Cheers Jerry 🔥🎸
Awesome track Chris!
Well worth the wait mate! You’ve taken to it like a duck to water!
Now…off you go! Design us another cracking pedal 👍
Ha ha, thanks a lot mate 🙌🎸
not a fake just a reneck...I'm curious as to if it has patent number T-Tops for pups or what?
Cheers for the comment! I can’t honestly remember what these pickups are 🎸
Wow the solo at the end is fantastic
Nice, a “players grade” vintage guitar meant for use and not just collecting to sell.
You don’t need validation from a bunch of strangers on TH-cam 😂 congrats and enjoy- sounds amazing
What’s that blues solo from? Incredible playing, really classy stuff…reminds me of Bonamassa a bit, especially some of the phrasing. Been trying to play his Ballad of John Henry solo from Live at Red Rocks and it’s totally got the better of me. Guy is a monster player.
Many moons ago I bought a walnut bodied Epiphone Dot for buttons. Got someone smarter than me to fit Dimarzio EJ Custom pickups, new tuners, loom and a bone nut. Does that make it a fake Dot? That guitar looks a million bucks mate. Seen Luther Dickinson play one very similar many times, and it is a tone machine. Keef has one too! Enjoy your new toy, mate. Great find. Love the playing too.
Finally some nice clean tones from ES Gibson. Dunno why, so much videos doing only "amp about to explode" tones with these.
Awesome, thanks a lot 🎸
It’s amazing. Priceless in my opinion.
Thanks a lot mate 🔥🎸
Define fake? If you bought a BMW and replaced the engine, would that be fake? People customise guitars all the time, this is a genuine Gibson, imo.
That’s a good insight, cheers for the comment mate 🎸
@@PedalPawn not a problem. I put it like this, if you were old enough to have owned it from new, you wouldn’t throw it away if the neck got damaged beyond repair, surely?
The distinction will be important only if you sell it. You get to enjoy it for what it is and what made it iconic in the first place. But collectibility is a different animal. As long as there is full disclosure from here forward (including owners down the line -- where it gets murky with each successive owner), there is no harm.
Awesome insight, thanks so much for that 🎸🔥
The Gentleman did incredible work on your Guitar. The most important aspect; are you happy with the guitar? That’s all that matters. You bought it to play, and you certainly play well👍. My belief is now you have a Modified Restoration of an original 1967 Gibson ES 335. IMHO.
ENJOY!⭐️⭐️🎸⭐️⭐️
That’s a great insight, thanks so much. I really am over the moon with it so like you say that’s all that counts at the end of the day 🎸
That’s awesome man, the neck looks legit! I love 335s
Thanks a lot mate, really chuffed with it 🎸🚀
That thing sounds damn fine. Nice and plucky!
Thanks a lot Bart, really appreciate it 🎸
I think as it has the non-oem Gibson headstock it is boarder line. If the old original headstock was spliced onto a new neck that would be fine however you did not have this. The safest thing to have done would be to have a blank headstock fitted. However as I assume you are not selling it you can enjoy it for what it is.
That would’ve been a good shout as well, definitely not looking to sell this anytime soon so that’s cool 🎸🤗
I'd think of it as a percentage. You might think more about it from the perspective of it being a set neck but when you look at Strat's that sort of parts swap is parr for the course. Depends how pedantic someone wants to be
Good shout mate, thanks for the comment ❤
Bloody Nora you’re one hell of a player man
Thanks so much Sam, really appreciate that 🎸
Sounds incredible.
Thanks a lot mate ❤
Restoration is restoration, I don't care if your mystery guy did it, or Gibson did it, or the guy Joe Bonamassa has do stuff did it.
Oh that’s a good shout mate, cheers
It's not a fake. A fake is an imitation set out to fool someone that's it's the real thing. This is an extensive restoration with a new neck. So it's just a restoration not a fake👍
That’s a good definition, I agree cheers 🎸
That sounds nice and chewy. $1000 for a '67 is one hell of a steal. As far as the neck goes, it was needing a new one anyway. I see no difference in that guy making one for it then if you sent it to Gibson to have them make a new neck.
Thank you for the very nice comment. Really chuffed with it 🎸🔥
Pedal pawn I'm going to retire my Fulltone Deja Vibes they are now collectable and some places already $1,000 looking for a replacement it's between the Jam pedal Retro vibe and your gypsy vibe where can I find the gypsy Vibe in the states?
Thanks so much for the nice comment and support. We do have a few dealers listed on our website in the states 🇺🇸, though right now with the pound to dollar ratio, it’s the best time in history to buy directly from the UK:
pedalpawn.com/shop-1/ols/products/pedal-pawn-gypsy-vibe 🟥⬜️
@@PedalPawn OK thanks
Does it matter? More importantly does it play good? does it sound good? Do you like it? That’s all that matters.
Yes to all of those ha ha, cheers mate
If it was my guitar, I'd have had the luthier emboss "Neck replaced 2022" on the back of the headstock. That would have made it a legit '67 with a scar. I happen to be a '67 myself, with a few scars and a few pieces missing, and that's OK. We've been around for 55 years, things happen. This one thoug, well it is now a '67 with a hidden trauma, so to speak. Personally, that would bother me, if it was my guitar or if I had done the repair.
That’s a really cool insight Adrian, thanks a lot for that 🎸🔥
5 years is bonkers!
So long ha ha 🎸🚀
It’s an original Gibson that’s been RE necked
It’s not a “fake,” but you could never sell it as a ‘67 Gibson ES.
Yeah you’d have to be very clear about what it is haha! 🎸
But to be honest, this guy probably put more care and attention than any Gibson line worker.
Not interested in Gibson..I'm a Epiphone man..
“I can’t afford a Gibson, so I’ll pretend Epiphone are just as good”.
@@ItsJustRyan89 and you're very delusional if you think that little fella
@@ItsJustRyan89 Epiphones are better than Gibson and more interesting all the way around..whether you like it or not
@@mr.astrophysics9115 🤣👌
Fair play mate, whatever suits you best is the winner - I love Epi’s too 🎸🚀
Il give you £750 for it,
😅🙌❤️
Yes you are now the owner of a 500 pound guitar. Enjoy
Cheers mate but someone’s made a comment offering £750 so I’m quids in 🤣👏
Why do you disable ratings on your shorts? Afraid of criticism?
Hi mate, we don’t, it’s TH-cam. Have a check of other TH-cam shorts creators as well 🎸
@@PedalPawn Most of them have likes and dislikes enabled. I guess TH-cam hates you then for some reason.
Nah this is a gateway to making fake guitar