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This is a 1963 Gibson ES-330TD with a Cherry red finish. As the fully-hollow counterpart to the 335, this ES-330 sounds incredible unplugged, and really shines when amplified. It is just a touch more compact than its sibling, as well, with its neck and body meeting at the 16th fret. At some point, it had a Bigsby installed, which has since been removed, reverting back to its original trapeze tailpiece. The former holes were plugged and stained to color match its finish. It also has modern tuners and a killer pair of Lindy Fralin Dog Ear P-90s. The pickup cavities were also slightly enlarged, leaving just a hair of space outside the P-90s' covers. There is a binding patch on the treble side of its fretboard, and it also comes with its original pickguard and mounting bracket. It's in great shape with expected nicks, dings, and scuffs here and there. It has light fretwear on its original frets, but plays great. One of its tone knobs is chipped, and its case, though original had some separation near some of its seams. It feels awesome and sounds like magic. It has been professionally setup and comes with its original hardshell case. Please feel free to ask any questions or call us for an in-hand description!

The Gibson ES-330 is a thinline, hollow-body electric guitar introduced in 1959. It features dual P-90 pickups and a distinctive trapeze tailpiece, offering a rich, warm tone suitable for a range of musical genres.