Howdy,
These days I'm really enjoying my 1980 Gibson ES-335CRR. I've replaced the stock "Dirty Fingers" with SD '59s and it's a big improvement. Now I can get my "Ya-Ya's out" through my little '68 Vibro Champ while playing along with Keef, Mick and the guys right here in my living room! : party:
This guitar plays like butter and sounds really big and fat through my 6L6 powered Fender amps ("The Twin" and "Super 112". Both with red knobs and great tone, thank you.). It's a bit heavy at 9 lbs, but those HBers enable me to really overdrive my tubes in ways that are impossible with my Rickenbackers and Fenders. These P/Us are under-rated for clean, and my Fender "The Twin" is good for that. And the sustain? It's there, trust me. Anyone else wanna share some ES-335 love? Climb aboard!
Eggman
PS: Be sure to include your favorite amp(s) for your ES-335; maybe we can learn a thing or two about achieving some great tones.
These days I'm really enjoying my 1980 Gibson ES-335CRR. I've replaced the stock "Dirty Fingers" with SD '59s and it's a big improvement. Now I can get my "Ya-Ya's out" through my little '68 Vibro Champ while playing along with Keef, Mick and the guys right here in my living room! : party:
This guitar plays like butter and sounds really big and fat through my 6L6 powered Fender amps ("The Twin" and "Super 112". Both with red knobs and great tone, thank you.). It's a bit heavy at 9 lbs, but those HBers enable me to really overdrive my tubes in ways that are impossible with my Rickenbackers and Fenders. These P/Us are under-rated for clean, and my Fender "The Twin" is good for that. And the sustain? It's there, trust me. Anyone else wanna share some ES-335 love? Climb aboard!
Eggman
PS: Be sure to include your favorite amp(s) for your ES-335; maybe we can learn a thing or two about achieving some great tones.
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