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"I Have Always Wanted One Of These!" - Gibson's Rare Fat-Bodied 335-Style Guitar | Vintage Gibson
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2023
- In this video, I review a guitar I have for sale. It's a rare vintage Gibson model that they only made for a few years. I have always wanted one of these Gibson ES-150D models. It looks just like a Gibson ES-335, except the guitar has a much fatter body, almost twice as thick as the 335. This thing is great for blues and jazz. These are incredibly hard to find. You won't see another one of these for years!! Let me know how you like it! Leave me a comment, and thanks for watching!!
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I purchased this guitar... cherry...1969 at Sam Ash in Brooklyn NY...I'm 74 now...after I got tired of my Gretch Chet atkins hollow body... Orange... I really liked the full body feel and the neck playability. However it was not suited for rock as it had bad feedback. Eventually change to a strat and the routine les Paul. I still have the cherry es 150 Dc and the original case in near mint condition. I don't play much these days but I cherish owning this guitar.
Me and my bandmates, back in the mid/late 70s, would go to a local club to see a (non-local, rock) band whose guitar player played one of these. Exactly like that one. I wish I could relate more on the experience, but it was a long time ago. I just remember that he was a very good player.
This is my dream guitar!
A great sounding instrument for mature players. I can`t take the ear burn of what the kids are up to. It is great you always feature instruments that sound like what my memory recalls. Hi-Fi tone never goes out of style, it has the genuine and authentic dynamics of what brought us here in the first place.
Nice
I used to service one of these back in the late 70's/early 80's. Blonde w/ P-90's. Gorgeous playing and terrific sound.
Does the master volume sucks tone? Cut top end? Or it has a treble bleed on the master volume?
I like this video because it exemplifies the way Rich has the greatest left hand finger economy on the planet. But the guitar..... well, I don't see why a guitar like this should have a stiff maple top in place of resonant spruce; I don't see why it's got a tune-o-matic on drilled posts with a lump of wood underneath it, instead of a floating saddle set-up. It seems these things contribute to a rather nasal sound compared to the airiness of a Barney Kessell, of similar proportions, which I would prefer anyday.
I was immediately struck by Rich's left hand economy the first time I saw him play. I'm a rock player wanting to learn jazz, but any style would benefit from that technique.
I had a buddy who owned one of these. It had belonged to his uncle. Super cool guitar!
They were out before the 70's. I was going to buy one in 1969 but it was bought out from under me by music store owner.
Several years ago,close to 10 a pawn shop had one of these in Natural or blond in Louisville Ky. If I recall they wanted an exorbitant price for it.
I have 1973 335. it has a narrow neck. Is this wider at the nut?
no
Rich, I liked your mellow bluesy solo. I also prefer a thicker guitar as well. I never have played a ES-150DC. But, I’m sure I would like it better than the skinnier ES-335 that I happily sold.
I always wanted one of those models. I wasn't fond of the walnut finish. If they had finished in the 60s classic Gibson transparent cherry finish, or the traditional sunburst, I would have sold all my other gear for one. Now, however, I know I prefer the 330 style neck that joins the body at the 16th (?) fret. And, I have always wanted a full hollow, fat bodied telecaster instead of a thin-line.
I would suggest it is more accurate to describe it as a fat 330 not a fat 335
Great Point! Thanks @DLee
That is a cool guitar! Will it feed back on just the front pick up?
Don't know
I understand the neck is really narrow?
Like it
Sent you e mail… Shally
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