Something so sweet and lush about the sound of a good 335 man nothing can beat it! I’ll have one someday after I sell a car or the wife time will tell…
Beautiful . . . just made my Sunday afternoon a whole lot better! 😃 That quick 'no frills' look at the 3 positions felt like the '60s reaching out across time and saying 'hallo'. Amazing articulation, just impeccable.
Yes Paul! Old guitars are such a joy to play. I got a 63 SG special for fairly “cheap” and man that thing is alive. I feel like your playing has evolved a lot recently and this tune sounded even more inspired! Super cool. Hope all is well!
Ah, thanks for that video! I have the exact same guitar, and each time I take it somewhere, be it a shop to friends (great musicians!) they all go mad about the frets, like " wow, these are all worn out, never seen such flat and low frets, this guitar needs to be refretted!". It's plays beautifully and I never believed anyone, but finally I found this video of the exact same guitar that shows the actual fretwork close up and it's exactly like mine. Now I just need to figure out what wrong with the tone pots that only do something between 0 and 3...... Anyway, a wonderful guitar it is indeed! Thanks again
Brilliant Paul! I have a 1963 SG that has the same neck as that 335 & practically plays itself. I had to finally retire it because it’s been played to death and a full restoration would cost me a kidney👍
Hi Paul, Wonderful playing thank you. I always thought you need to get back to a 335 as the original 335 and Cornell in my opinion was fab. But then I’m biased 😂
There is something sweet about hollow and semi hollows. Such a nice guitar and playing Paul, thanks a lot for sharing. Glad to see you around my feed, I really enjoyed to watch you play that blonde tele of yours. I finally decided to install a SH59 in the neck of my tele and I am very happy with it. Your demos helped me a lot with the decision. Hugs from Spain! I thought I was subscribed to your channel but I wasn't. I clicked the button haha.
Well thank you Lalairu, for hitting that button 🍻. I’m delighted my videos have helped to ignite your excitement for a pickup swap in your Tele. Happy noodling 🎸
What an awesome guitar! :) Added to the marvelousness of the instrument is your wonderful playing! Every time I hear you play, all the crap in my life seems to melt away for a wee while. Many thanks for this :) Now I'll go back to recording my three chord stuff ;)
Always an absolute pleasure listening to you Paul, and extra special with that fabulous guitar! Best 70s Gibson I’ve heard. Thank you for sharing and I also think you and that guitar belong together………….. would love to hear your 55 if I heard you correctly
I sold these when they were brand new. I am blessed to own a 1973 ES-355 that is a bit heavier, but a wonderful axe. Paul, I too, have a PAGE boost. Cool stuff, that Kingsley stuff, what! I have had my name on their list for an amplifier for maybe 15 years!! Nice playing.
Sounds great for a 70's Gibson. I still have a couple of epoxy potted t tops from about 75, one of which in in an original squire strat. Nice a clear, with a lower output. Great playing, as usual Paul
That is a fab guitar! The looks coupled with the tones you pull from it. Just wow! Thanks for the lesson at the end. I've been trying to get my head around that half step whole step or the other way around thing, but I can't find myself wanting it strongly enough to put in the hours to learn it. It seems so effortless the way you do it, and I'd love to come to that level. There is a code for how to put it into a musical context that I've not quite been able to crack yet.🤔
I have a 2020 335 that I stumbled across. Same color as this one. It is 7.5 pounds - plays and sounds great. I have left it stock. I don't think it needs anything done to it. They are still making great ones - but I think like the old days, you have to take your time choosing. Every one of them might not be great. Also, I once had a 1995 335. The neck angle on that one was really messed up - set way too far back. Apparently this was common in the 1990s due their building jigs aging (I think I am remembering this right). This is one of the (many) reasons ones from the 1980s, 1990s and maybe into the 2000s play so differently than old ones. On the 1995 model - the bridge screws had to be way up off the body - almost at maximum - for it to play - this caused it to not play very well. They have fixed that issue on the new ones - pretty sure I have heard that they rebuilt or replaced the old, original building jigs - my 2020 bridge and stop tail are at perfect height - not decked, but low to the body - and the neck angle is great. Anyway, longer reply than I intended. For anyone out there, if you look at one from the 1980s and 1990s (and maybe early 2000s), check the bridge height. I think you won't find this issue on the current production models. Paul, you should eventually seek out another 335.
Thank you Peter, it’s great to have this info. I’m sure it’ll help prospective buyers. And yes, it would be nice to have another 335 in my life again at some point.
I bought that very guitar, same year, same color, same tailpiece...played it for a few years...traded it for a late 50's 125. Both long gone now...sigh.
Sorry Bro , that is a not a 335 . Learning time coming up . (ES- 330 ) Hollowbody guitar, no block , hence tail piece, and very light . Essentially a Casino, but with humbuckers. 🎉🎉
Hi Paul. Yeah, I thought you might like it 😉. To be honest though, I reckon your Eastman would compare extremely well, going by the sound you achieve using it on your channel.
@@paulstaffordcook8799 after h hearing them through the cornell at guitarvillage it’s changed the game haha. No sound i get at home feels close to that 😂
Jings that’s braw, sounds magnificent. Can’t be much of the string through the machine head , it’s a fair auld length with that trapeze. Wonder how much it alters the playability compared to the stop tailpiece. Could that be some of the difference your feeling and not the lighter gauge 😳 have you decided what needs to go so you can buy it 😂 great stuff pal 👍😁
You make a good point Charlie….🤔. Yeah, that trapeze must have an effect. Regardless, I’ve just had some lovey hours this afternoon with it. Cheers Charlie 🍻
Thanks Jeremy, glad you liked the vid. Yes, the Freqout has been on my board for years. It’s an effect that, if you don’t learn to “play” the pedal, it can sound horrible like a synth. But once you learn when to stomp and release it’s great.
Hey that's a really nice one, before they betrayed me and moved away (I take it as a personal insult) from Kzoo. Looks like it's in better shape than me and we're the same age! Too bad there's no reasonable way for me to loan you a guitar or I'd hook you up. It'd be fun to hear your opinion on the Collings. Nice playing as always!
@@paulstaffordcook8799 It's the best electric guitar I ever laid hands on, and that's saying something. My best friend and mentor was a vintage dealer in California so I tried them all. The 470JL crushes the competition :)
Hi jazzguitarneophyte. Delighted you like my playing! The best way to answer your question is via a video I made about 10 months ago: th-cam.com/video/iTBzaeqLbi0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KdAa-gNw1-mFdqvu Never been to music school. In fact I’m really not a theory guy at all. I know the basics and I’m comfortable with the naming culture of the 1, the 4, the 5 chord etc. Anyway, I hope the video helps 🍻
@@paulstaffordcook8799 What an incredible journey you have had on guitar! The last time I uploaded a video on YT was 4 months ago because I became so frustrated on how difficult it is to learn jazz! I said I would go on hiatus to really learn jaz but what I found out surprised me! After some reflection, I ralized I missed the fun ofjust playing guitar and how I got stuck at intermediate level. I am 65 now and started playing guitar at age 11 mostly acoustic until about 1989 when I picked up electric guitar. Anyway it was druing this hiatus that I started playing other genres again relearning funk and some of those double stops that made me smile. I even started playing my telecasters again. Then I remembered your channel and after viewing videos there, you have inspired me to just have fun with the guitar. I am still working on my jazz but I am not pouring all my time and effort there. Now I am having fun and learning so much from your channel and rebonding with my telecaster! Thank you! Next time I upload a video, I will share what I reflected on the last 4 months and will gibve your channel a shout out! I'm getting older now and I may as well have FUN playing guitar! Cheers Paul and apologies for the veryu long response!
Hello faither, as ever a great wee video, love that red beauty and all it's mellowness (is that even a word). So, here is today's nonsense. 1. Fellas on a stag night go into a Muslim strip club and all the guys are shouting SHOW US YOUR FACE. 2. Did I tell you about the guy who suffered from alcohol constipation ?, He couldn't pass a pub. 3. A couple go into a restaurant, she orders a fillet steak, he orders the octopus, the waiter tells him it's a 3 hour wait for the octopus, when he asks why, the waiter says " it keeps turning off the gas".
Nice. Check out the Epiphone/ Gibson Custom Shop collaboration. The recent ES-355 release is definitely worth testing. Grover tuners, Gibson custom buckers, CTS pots, Gibson shaped headstock and a high quality build. It’s really impressive and won’t need a house remortgage. Fret ends need rounding off perhaps but other than that Epiphone/Gibson CS seem to have filled the gap for a high quality guitar that won’t cost the earth. Here’s a review: th-cam.com/video/pMJcOtEZBY4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P-sDR9PnLEX7lTlC
I love it Paul!! That's my absolute favorite color and probably the top 3 guitars of all time! So delicious! They're was a guest on that pedal show that knows Dan I believe he was an old band member but he had his vintage 335 re finished in a watermelon red I've never seen a guitar so gorgeous!
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It's so relaxing listening to you "just" plucking away.
Thank you pctriple, delighted you liked it 🍻
Something so sweet and lush about the sound of a good 335 man nothing can beat it! I’ll have one someday after I sell a car or the wife time will tell…
🤣, love your strategy. Cheers
How much for the wife?
@@jonnybeck6723be careful what you wish for!
Sounds lovely Paul, you always make them sing. That 335 is my birth year.
Well I hope you’re in as good shape as that guitar…. it has survived remarkably well. Cheers for watching 🍻
👍 ….then you are 1689 years old. Congrats!!! Thats older than Catweazle was.
Beautiful. Sitting here with my 2023 335 jamming with you, Paul :)
Delighted to hear that 😊. Cheers @_avia_ 🍻
…that sounds pretty romantic indeed!
Just inspiring playing on a classically beautiful instrument. Thank you for this Paul.
Thank you Mike! Cheers mate.
My 335 and I have a special bond. I feel like we just try to make each other happy. ;) nice playing!
Thanks scalfaroc, I can relate to what you’re saying.
It's really good hearing the real sound of that fantastic guitar played so well 👍👍👍
Thank you sir! Delighted you liked it 🍻
such a beautiful guitar, gorgeously rich sounding
Thanks Lorenzo 👍
Beautiful . . . just made my Sunday afternoon a whole lot better! 😃 That quick 'no frills' look at the 3 positions felt like the '60s reaching out across time and saying 'hallo'. Amazing articulation, just impeccable.
Thanks Morton, I’m delighted you liked it. 🍻
Stunning guitar and magnificent playing!
Thanks man, appreciate the compliment 🍻
What a beautiful guitar….and some exceptional playing. I really enjoyed that. Thank you…👍🍷
Well thank you Emlyn, delighted you liked it 🍻
I really enjoyed that Paul. Very relaxing and mellow. Clever boy
Ah, thank you Mum. x
Beautiful colour too. Perfect to enjoy with a strong Saturday morning coffee! ☕️
Yes, coffee and 335s go perfect together 😊. Cheers pgquin
That guitar suits you Paul! Some tasty playing to listen to with my morning coffee. You can really hear the individual voices in each chord.
Thank you Andy, I’m delighted you liked it. Seeing your name come up in the comments has reminded me that I need to catch up with your teachings!
My favorite guitar along with my tele...that's a sweet one! Mine is burst with the chunky 58 neck
Love that phrase at 4:35. That's proper vintage!
Thanks Kevin, I stole that kind of stuff from the wonderful Jerry Reed 👌
Brilliant tone and brilliant playing.
Thanks trioguitar, 🍻
Superb guitar that clearly inspired some great playing Paul!👍🎶👏👏👏
Thank you kmickp 🍻
Incredible! Simply incredible! And you’re playing as well!
Thanks tfrost, delighted you liked it. 🍻
Fits you very well Paul! Great playing sir. I enjoy your unpredictability.
I like that you mentioned unpredictability….. yeah, I’ll take that. Cheers Denmar 🍻
Yes Paul! Old guitars are such a joy to play. I got a 63 SG special for fairly “cheap” and man that thing is alive. I feel like your playing has evolved a lot recently and this tune sounded even more inspired! Super cool. Hope all is well!
Thanks for the compliment Padovann 👍. Appreciated
Always such a lovely touch, Paul.
Thank you Stephen 👍
Yep. Im not surprised that was up your street. sounds great. Made me think about 335 in future.
Ah, thanks for that video! I have the exact same guitar, and each time I take it somewhere, be it a shop to friends (great musicians!) they all go mad about the frets, like " wow, these are all worn out, never seen such flat and low frets, this guitar needs to be refretted!". It's plays beautifully and I never believed anyone, but finally I found this video of the exact same guitar that shows the actual fretwork close up and it's exactly like mine. Now I just need to figure out what wrong with the tone pots that only do something between 0 and 3...... Anyway, a wonderful guitar it is indeed! Thanks again
Well it sounds like you’re a lucky boy owning such a nice guitar. I certainly enjoyed that one 🍻
Brilliant Paul! I have a 1963 SG that has the same neck as that 335 & practically plays itself. I had to finally retire it because it’s been played to death and a full restoration would cost me a kidney👍
A ‘63 SG? You lucky man Glen! Cheers for watching 🍻
Great playing Paul!
Thanks man 🍻
Always a pleasure to hear your creativity, sir!! Very enjoyable!!
Thank you Sammywhat, delighted you liked it 🍻
Hi Paul,
Wonderful playing thank you. I always thought you need to get back to a 335 as the original 335 and Cornell in my opinion was fab. But then I’m biased 😂
Thanks ZofoZofo. Yeah, it would certainly be nice to have another one in my life at some point.
There is something sweet about hollow and semi hollows. Such a nice guitar and playing Paul, thanks a lot for sharing. Glad to see you around my feed, I really enjoyed to watch you play that blonde tele of yours. I finally decided to install a SH59 in the neck of my tele and I am very happy with it. Your demos helped me a lot with the decision. Hugs from Spain! I thought I was subscribed to your channel but I wasn't. I clicked the button haha.
Well thank you Lalairu, for hitting that button 🍻. I’m delighted my videos have helped to ignite your excitement for a pickup swap in your Tele. Happy noodling 🎸
You sounded so good at the end with just straight into the amp! Almost no need for any of the pedals at all!
Thanks Mohamed, I’m delighted you liked the no frills sound. 🍻
A lovely 335 and some top-drawer playing Paul
Thanks Grant!
What an awesome guitar! :) Added to the marvelousness of the instrument is your wonderful playing! Every time I hear you play, all the crap in my life seems to melt away for a wee while. Many thanks for this :) Now I'll go back to recording my three chord stuff ;)
Thanks Ruiseart 👍
Beautiful sweet sounding guitar !
Thanks Malcolm 👍
Always an absolute pleasure listening to you Paul, and extra special with that fabulous guitar! Best 70s Gibson I’ve heard. Thank you for sharing and I also think you and that guitar belong together………….. would love to hear your 55 if I heard you correctly
Thank you James, I’m glad you liked it. No, unfortunately I don’t have any vintage Gibsons. Cheers for watching 🍻
Yeah man, that neck pickup, sooo sweet!!
Thanks TwangThang!
I sold these when they were brand new. I am blessed to own a 1973 ES-355 that is a bit heavier, but a wonderful axe. Paul, I too, have a PAGE boost. Cool stuff, that Kingsley stuff, what! I have had my name on their list for an amplifier for maybe 15 years!! Nice playing.
15 years waiting list?! My god, that’s mental. Mind you, I only hear great things about his amps.
Mate, I was watching a Pretender video, cool band, and you look a lot like the drummer! 😮
I LOVE your channel 🎸
Greetings from Spain 😉
I’ll need to investigate 🤣. Cheers Jagercaster
@@paulstaffordcook8799 th-cam.com/video/-Kdt1IARNkI/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
Sounds great for a 70's Gibson. I still have a couple of epoxy potted t tops from about 75, one of which in in an original squire strat. Nice a clear, with a lower output. Great playing, as usual Paul
Cheers Burtnekkid 🍻
Thats definitely a dream guitar and the same age as me. Sounds brilliant.
Glad you liked it Graeme. Cheers 🍻
What a great guitar🎉 Nice playing Paul!
Thank you Arjan 🍻
Hurry sheer uncorrupted love in peace . Uncle Paulie, ye're an angel - ye kill me shadows
Thanks man, appreciated 🍻
Looks like the most dream-like playable (ebony?) fretboard.
Hi Maxwellfan. Actually it’s just dark rosewood. But yeah, very luxurious looking.
Excellent playing!!
Thank you Zaldum 👍
Wow, that sounds amazing
Thanks John 👍
Love those Django Reinhardt meets Chicago blues licks your doing on that twelve bar, sounds really unique but works mate! fantastic!!!
I like the way you’ve described that….. Django meets Chicago blues…. Yeah! Cheers Thomas 🍻
Hey Paul, great post! Have a great day 😎👍
Thanks Michael, you too 🍻
I had one, probably a 72. A ton of flaws but boy did it sound good. I got it in 74 and used to play it through a twin. Yeah, the neck was thin.
That is a fab guitar! The looks coupled with the tones you pull from it. Just wow! Thanks for the lesson at the end. I've been trying to get my head around that half step whole step or the other way around thing, but I can't find myself wanting it strongly enough to put in the hours to learn it. It seems so effortless the way you do it, and I'd love to come to that level. There is a code for how to put it into a musical context that I've not quite been able to crack yet.🤔
Thanks Thor, I thought you might like this guitar. Alas, it goes back to its owner tomorrow. I think he’s missing it!
I never know what note you will play next.thats the best.
Thanks John 🍻.
Ho whaww , true pretty nice sound to me !!!!! Good one for sure ! bravo for the playing bro .
Thank you Borisburger 🍻
I have a 2020 335 that I stumbled across. Same color as this one. It is 7.5 pounds - plays and sounds great. I have left it stock. I don't think it needs anything done to it. They are still making great ones - but I think like the old days, you have to take your time choosing. Every one of them might not be great. Also, I once had a 1995 335. The neck angle on that one was really messed up - set way too far back. Apparently this was common in the 1990s due their building jigs aging (I think I am remembering this right). This is one of the (many) reasons ones from the 1980s, 1990s and maybe into the 2000s play so differently than old ones. On the 1995 model - the bridge screws had to be way up off the body - almost at maximum - for it to play - this caused it to not play very well. They have fixed that issue on the new ones - pretty sure I have heard that they rebuilt or replaced the old, original building jigs - my 2020 bridge and stop tail are at perfect height - not decked, but low to the body - and the neck angle is great. Anyway, longer reply than I intended. For anyone out there, if you look at one from the 1980s and 1990s (and maybe early 2000s), check the bridge height. I think you won't find this issue on the current production models. Paul, you should eventually seek out another 335.
Thank you Peter, it’s great to have this info. I’m sure it’ll help prospective buyers. And yes, it would be nice to have another 335 in my life again at some point.
Absolutely awesome have a wonderful weekend Paul also happy first week of summer September also I am going to college in Canada ❤😊
Thanks Aminahmed. Hope you enjoy Canada. I was there once (British Columbia), and loved it.
Man that was exceptional
Well thank you 🍻
Sir, good to see you after a long time 😊
Good to see you stop by the channel 🍻
It does have a kind of rolling ring to it
...and/but the look of pleasure on you face speaks volumes
Thanks Jonny, you’re right, it was a joy!
Sounds really nice, this guitar…
Thanks schwobamichl
Amazing playing! Might be my favorite guitar player right now. Find a way to keep this instrument!
Thank you for the compliment Benjamin. And yes, maybe I need another 335 in my life at some point 🤔
Ohh my , this gets my GAS for an nice ES 335 or ES 330 going again ( and i thought i was done : ) , that semi or fully hollow tone is something else .
Thanks Antoon. Maybe you’ve hit the nail on the head there, because the half length centre block kinda makes it a cross between a 335 and a 330. 🍻
Nice touch my dude
Thanks Thomas 🍻
335 envy !
I bought that very guitar, same year, same color, same tailpiece...played it for a few years...traded it for a late 50's 125. Both long gone now...sigh.
Beautiful guitar. 335s are among the most versatile guitars you can find. PITA to work on, though!
Yeah, all that fishing around through the F holes - loads of fun 🤣
@@paulstaffordcook8799all the more important to choose the one that you love the pickups and pots on!
Sorry Bro , that is a not a 335 . Learning time coming up . (ES- 330 ) Hollowbody guitar, no block , hence tail piece, and very light . Essentially a Casino, but with humbuckers. 🎉🎉
Thanks for the info Jim, but no, it’s very definitely a 335. It has a centre block. And like all 1973 ES-335s, the centre block only runs part way.
Naturally i love it haha
I think it was Bukovac that mentioned a “doink” test. This thing passes that haha
Hi Paul. Yeah, I thought you might like it 😉. To be honest though, I reckon your Eastman would compare extremely well, going by the sound you achieve using it on your channel.
@@paulstaffordcook8799 after h hearing them through the cornell at guitarvillage it’s changed the game haha. No sound i get at home feels close to that 😂
Jings that’s braw, sounds magnificent. Can’t be much of the string through the machine head , it’s a fair auld length with that trapeze. Wonder how much it alters the playability compared to the stop tailpiece. Could that be some of the difference your feeling and not the lighter gauge 😳 have you decided what needs to go so you can buy it 😂 great stuff pal 👍😁
You make a good point Charlie….🤔. Yeah, that trapeze must have an effect. Regardless, I’ve just had some lovey hours this afternoon with it. Cheers Charlie 🍻
@@paulstaffordcook8799 need to let you try my PRS Bernie, his own model not the same as the Gibson you tried
Beautiful…the guitar and the playing…interesting-so u use the freqout pedal to simulate a loud amp on the verge of feedback?
Thanks Jeremy, glad you liked the vid. Yes, the Freqout has been on my board for years. It’s an effect that, if you don’t learn to “play” the pedal, it can sound horrible like a synth. But once you learn when to stomp and release it’s great.
👌
Thanks GW 🍻
Noel Gallagher classic 😮💨, bet Jack loved that
I showed Jack your comment. He agrees !
Hey that's a really nice one, before they betrayed me and moved away (I take it as a personal insult) from Kzoo. Looks like it's in better shape than me and we're the same age! Too bad there's no reasonable way for me to loan you a guitar or I'd hook you up. It'd be fun to hear your opinion on the Collings. Nice playing as always!
Ooo, Collings you say? Oh I’d love to try a Collings. I’ve only heard great things 👌
@@paulstaffordcook8799 It's the best electric guitar I ever laid hands on, and that's saying something. My best friend and mentor was a vintage dealer in California so I tried them all. The 470JL crushes the competition :)
Hi Paul did you ever go to music school? Would be great if you can tell us how you got so good at guitar especialy your chordal knowlege!
Hi jazzguitarneophyte. Delighted you like my playing! The best way to answer your question is via a video I made about 10 months ago: th-cam.com/video/iTBzaeqLbi0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KdAa-gNw1-mFdqvu
Never been to music school. In fact I’m really not a theory guy at all. I know the basics and I’m comfortable with the naming culture of the 1, the 4, the 5 chord etc. Anyway, I hope the video helps 🍻
@@paulstaffordcook8799 What an incredible journey you have had on guitar! The last time I uploaded a video on YT was 4 months ago because I became so frustrated on how difficult it is to learn jazz! I said I would go on hiatus to really learn jaz but what I found out surprised me! After some reflection, I ralized I missed the fun ofjust playing guitar and how I got stuck at intermediate level. I am 65 now and started playing guitar at age 11 mostly acoustic until about 1989 when I picked up electric guitar. Anyway it was druing this hiatus that I started playing other genres again relearning funk and some of those double stops that made me smile. I even started playing my telecasters again. Then I remembered your channel and after viewing videos there, you have inspired me to just have fun with the guitar. I am still working on my jazz but I am not pouring all my time and effort there. Now I am having fun and learning so much from your channel and rebonding with my telecaster! Thank you! Next time I upload a video, I will share what I reflected on the last 4 months and will gibve your channel a shout out! I'm getting older now and I may as well have FUN playing guitar! Cheers Paul and apologies for the veryu long response!
Thanks man, it makes me extremely happy to think that my wee videos might help break someone’s rut. Cheers and wish you many happy hours noodling 🍻
Hello faither, as ever a great wee video, love that red beauty and all it's mellowness (is that even a word). So, here is today's nonsense. 1. Fellas on a stag night go into a Muslim strip club and all the guys are shouting SHOW US YOUR FACE. 2. Did I tell you about the guy who suffered from alcohol constipation ?, He couldn't pass a pub. 3. A couple go into a restaurant, she orders a fillet steak, he orders the octopus, the waiter tells him it's a 3 hour wait for the octopus, when he asks why, the waiter says " it keeps turning off the gas".
All 3 are crackers John! 🤣. Particularly the first one….. I’m still chuckling 🍻
1973 was the worst goddamned year of my life. Something like this would have made it more bearable.
Tastey
Your lust of dissonance is tickling my fancy !
Thanks Bambule 🤣
Nice. Check out the Epiphone/ Gibson Custom Shop collaboration. The recent ES-355 release is definitely worth testing. Grover tuners, Gibson custom buckers, CTS pots, Gibson shaped headstock and a high quality build. It’s really impressive and won’t need a house remortgage. Fret ends need rounding off perhaps but other than that Epiphone/Gibson CS seem to have filled the gap for a high quality guitar that won’t cost the earth.
Here’s a review: th-cam.com/video/pMJcOtEZBY4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P-sDR9PnLEX7lTlC
Thanks Paul. I’ve just been watched the link you sent. It was an enjoyable watch, and I’ve gotta say, I really liked the tones he was getting!
I love it Paul!! That's my absolute favorite color and probably the top 3 guitars of all time! So delicious! They're was a guest on that pedal show that knows Dan I believe he was an old band member but he had his vintage 335 re finished in a watermelon red I've never seen a guitar so gorgeous!
Glad you liked it. Yeah, that Watermelon shade is particularly attractive. Cheers for watching 🍻