I have a never ending love for 335’s and any of it’s derivatives, and this video shows exactly why. You can rock it hard if you want, but you can get subtle and sweet tones. Also they’re beautiful guitars.
The black burst with a cream binding just catch my eye everytime i see it . Im not fan of Satin finish but this one looks cool ... semigloss or full gloss for me tho
Arterial as a color refers to the bright red color of oxygenated blood being delivered to the tissues of the body from the heart versus venous which is a dark red almost brownish color due to deoxygenation and the rbcs carrying carbon dioxide. Your medical fun fact for the day.
@@edwinstovall3334 Silicon tubing with a diameter of 4 or 5mm (depending on the tubing itself). Places selling aquarium supplies or home brewing stuff should have it, loads of sellers on EBay too. Place it over the shafts of the pots and you can easily pull them into place again. TV Jones sell a kit with the tubing for rewiring guitars without an access plate; it also includes a tool for attaching to the jack socket. Depending on where you are located postage might make it too expensive.
@@edwinstovall3334 The truth is that the electronics in an electric guitar (and most amps) are SHOCKINGLY low tech. I think people get in their minds that "technology is daunting" and difficult but in the case of changing a pickup or a capacitor--there is really NOT that much to it. A wire and a dot of solder. Most of these parts initially (back in the 50s) were made from parts intended for other industries. Telephones, record players, cars, radios. Very low tech.
Dr. Trogly! Gotta say, I too have experienced the "Emotional Buyer" syndrome. It is sometimes part of the progression as a result of being afflicted with GAS syndrome. Great content (IMHO)
So disappointed to see the gaff by Gibson regarding pick ups. I bought the ES335 Burst from demo shop this week because the add stated it would have Alinico 3’s in it
I’m a sucker for 335’s. My favorite guitar. Funny enough, while I love this one, I feel like I’ve seen this one of blues clues. Not actually, but the color and burst plus satin finish, would fit perfectly on the show.
I told you it would be a bloody good time! Sweet Axe, I like the satin finish. I had a 335 with the pick ups you were supposed to get and I had to sell it. I still haven’t gotten over it. I hope Gibson sends them to you I thought they sounded great.
omggggg I had bought a standard from the demo shop like two weeks ago and just checked the box in the garage and it had the ornament. I wouldn’t have ever noticed until it was time to break it down.
I bought a floor model PRS from Sweetwater at an incredible discount. It was discounted because of a few tiny dings on the binding that looked somewhat noticeable in the pictures but nothing that made it undesirable in any way. When it got to my house, I couldn't find the dings at all. In regular lighting they just don't even show up. Those deals are amazing.when you can find them. Open box or whatever.
I’m not too particular about finish colors, it’s all about feel and sound to me and that guitar seems like a keeper to me... I would play the crap outta that thing...well done Trogly!!!
Whenever trogly talks about Pokémon, I remember he’s prob at least 8 years younger than me. I forget because he looks 10 years older than me 😂….love u trog
Geez, I enjoy your guitar reviews because normally they don’t cause me to say, “Yeah, I want one!” But this one, this review is causing my GAS to go into overdrive and I’m trying to seeing how I can swing a new 335 into my budget.
My first e guitar was a ES-335 too Austin. My parents bought that and a Fender Twin custom having Altec Lancing speakers. After that, 1 real Tellicaster. After them, I built my stuff and never went back. I kept making my own electric guitars better then their stuff. I even made speaker cabinets better-suited for my sound systems. Now I do have some PA amps rated at 350, 750 and a 1,000 watts of amplifier madness. I still might still want my 750 for the recording studio I built then remodeled or decided to change a board or mixer. Equipment does get old. I'm moving my prototype Telli and changing it's look to something more tasteful and something new for a 5-string bass using a 32" inch scale instead of 34" like Fender's P-bass. I share pictures of them in the raw state, I'm still carving my neck stock. The bodies are just on the carpet. That's what I like doing. That guitar, your new red 335 was supposed to work best with the original Jenson speakers. Not Altec's, but JBL's D123e built in the 70s then the 2130 JBL had made a loud improvements that I liked the best with a small 50 watt head using EL-34s and the ES-335 is gone. But I'm making a ES-175 Floraltine horn with Flowtron pickups, plus a Bigsby Bar all in brass and Angerburst colors, my first of maybe smaller? I just need to think when my first 10 are done?
Question: I know the Demo Shop doesn't ship to Canada but does Gibson ship directly to customers in Canada? I'd like to order me a Mod Collection guitar one day :P
@@Trog your a great guy..I dream of buying a gibson from u in the future...I will say Austin people trust you and your past experiences..you've come a long way bud
Yeah me too... Looking to get a DC Special Tribute but didn't quite like the solid colours on offer so far from the mod/demo shop. Would prefer something with a more natural though unique finish.
My very first electric guitar was a 1973 Hondo II I purchased that same year. It was shaped like an SH, had a Firebird style headstock and was the same red burst as this ES he reviewed. And yes, that is what it reminded me of as well.
I'm with a lot of folks in the comments. Keep that guitar. You're gonna see many more money making opportunities in the future. You don't always run across a guitar that tickles you as hard as this one did. It sounds great. It looks great, and it suits you. You know how sometimes a guitar will just inspire you to write and play. I have a suspicion that this one will have that effect on you. KEEP IT
I usually don't care for semi-hollow guitars and have yet to buy one, but this one really looks great! I still won't buy one, but now it's because pickup-swapping is so close to impossible! That doesn't mean that pickup-swapping is necessary for this guitar; its pickups are probably just fine or better, but I usually look at these things with mods in mind. Regardless, this guitar really seems special. Mark my words, Austin -- you're NOT selling that one! I'D keep it, and you like it better than I do!
Some of these do have a back plate, mostly artist signature models… but the plate sits on top of the back since you really can’t route in a rabbit on the thin wood.
quite often it is very hard to tell how wide the burst gradient is in photos and on video. it would be nice for you to demonstrate somehow how gradual or abruptly the burst begins and ends.
His CZcams Channel was originally all about Gaming! it was many years ago that he pulled the gaming videos off his site. Pretty cool though, a man of many talents!
Finally, he gets why those of us who love 335's dig them so much. They have such a lovely, big warm tone to them & if this one could get old Trogly to play like that, I'd say that tells you everything you need to know lol. I've had a '90 335 for almost 30 years now & I'd never part with mine. Great find Austin man!
Trogly get some surgical tubing and put it on the ends of the pots makes fishing them much easier.If you still have trouble put a piece of wire coat hanger in the tube . Makes it very easy.
That is beautiful, If I could have a signature model it would be this ES, with the 345 split inlays with one on the first fret, also. Tone pro's brass roller bridge, And I know, boo hiss, Emg Zakk Wilde 81 and 85's. With the 24 volt mod. I have a 64 set up like that and it is amazing. The guitar howls, screams and has the most crystal clear clean tones. I have always wished that i could have heard Roy Clark, play through a set of EMG's and a Mark lV. To swap the pick-ups, Tie a string around the shaft of the pot, then pull it through, swap and pull it back,it's easy. Mason line works well.
Some strats and Teles have that color, although it is called antique burst by squire.Tiesco also had that guitar color many years ago. It is my favorite burst but you can only seem to find it on cheap guitars. 🤔
I have no idea what I'm talking about.... But couldn't you replace the pick ups and leave existing the wiring. i.e. Break the solder at the pickups and resolder to the replacement pickups?
Men's untold truth: the closer you get to your 30's and past 30's the more you expend on nostalgia. I'm 30. And i recovered from a really really bad financial life in the past 3 years. And i must say. I expended quite a bit this year ahahahaha. Great guitar and video Austin. Enjoy your memories and this guitar. (In my opinion It is a keeper)
I think you should start a reverse trade Tuesday. You start with this guitar and see how long it takes you trade to something worth almost nothing. I will give a tennis ball for it.
I realize it kind of depends on an individual's personality type--if you are a "buy a totally different tool for every single need" kind of guy then you are likely puzzled by those who love 335s. If you are a the kind of guy who loves a multitasker (carries a Leatherman in your pocket) then the 335 is for sure your guitar. Likely the single most versatile guitar ever made. Is it better than a LP for Lp tones? No but you can get LP tones. Is it better than a Gretch for Gretch tones? Nope but they are in there. I can go on and on but you get it--a very very versatile guitar and #1 on my list of "if you could only have one electric"
I know what you mean even though my first SG was a cheap knock off I still have a love for them. I spent a lot of time tweaking that guitar to get it where it was decently playable. Adversity when I saw th61 reissue you had I decided to buy it. When I saw they Pelham blue model you had on your sight although it looked gray on my end. I was pleasantly surprised. I've seen things painted that color or a shade of that color and didnt like it . I didnt know how good it looked in person. I've been picking on it since the day it was delivered. I'm jealous though of that 335. I have a red dot pro that is all red . But that one you have looks awsome. I think they should've done the whole guitar where the black is on the guitar it looks like the red is bleeding through or peeking through as you said about the area on the headstock. That guitar you reviewed is the kind of guitar you'll want to roll your knobs back a little and use a floor volume gain pedal.
Yeah this finish is absolutely killer honestly I prefer this offer the teardrop it just looks awesome and that thing rocks well too. Burstbucker or semours and it will be a very very good axe
Austin, its not often we witness such enthusiasm from you for a new guitar! Glad you were actually moved by this instrument, if only all of them could be like that. Congrats
That's a pretty sick 335! Also, if the Trogly's Gaming Show bit wasn't a joke, I'd absolutely be down for that. I absolutely loved Shining Diamond, and I love watching people share in that same sorta sense of nostalgia
I'm a Les Paul guy, but god damn is that the most perfect and beautiful ES-335 I've EVER seen!, and it sounds amazing on top of it!. It would make a great sibling to my Slash Vermillion burst Les Paul!
I dont care for the burst, but I could overlook that detail. Im just really into the finishes of the 50s and 60s. That guitar is cherry or natural would have me drooling. A "Black Beauty"..Yum! LP Custom in Silverburst...meh.
That finish reminds me of a cheap Japanese ES-335 copy from the 60's in the absolute best way possible.
I have a never ending love for 335’s and any of it’s derivatives, and this video shows exactly why. You can rock it hard if you want, but you can get subtle and sweet tones. Also they’re beautiful guitars.
The black burst with a cream binding just catch my eye everytime i see it . Im not fan of Satin finish but this one looks cool ... semigloss or full gloss for me tho
Arterial as a color refers to the bright red color of oxygenated blood being delivered to the tissues of the body from the heart versus venous which is a dark red almost brownish color due to deoxygenation and the rbcs carrying carbon dioxide.
Your medical fun fact for the day.
yeah he literally said that in the video.
I’ve replaced pickups, harnesses and pots many times on 335’s, and honestly once you’ve done it correctly, it’s not difficult or time-consuming.
I doubt that I'll use it, but is there a CZcams video on the subject? Even if I don't use the info, I'm curious.
@@edwinstovall3334 Silicon tubing with a diameter of 4 or 5mm (depending on the tubing itself). Places selling aquarium supplies or home brewing stuff should have it, loads of sellers on EBay too. Place it over the shafts of the pots and you can easily pull them into place again.
TV Jones sell a kit with the tubing for rewiring guitars without an access plate; it also includes a tool for attaching to the jack socket. Depending on where you are located postage might make it too expensive.
Like most other tasks--there is simply fear of the unknown.
@@drjsmajor So true!
@@edwinstovall3334 The truth is that the electronics in an electric guitar (and most amps) are SHOCKINGLY low tech. I think people get in their minds that "technology is daunting" and difficult but in the case of changing a pickup or a capacitor--there is really NOT that much to it. A wire and a dot of solder. Most of these parts initially (back in the 50s) were made from parts intended for other industries. Telephones, record players, cars, radios. Very low tech.
I love how you do the "little animations" with the trogly dragon. Its so fun
Trogly's in the HOUSE!!!
Dr. Trogly! Gotta say, I too have experienced the "Emotional Buyer" syndrome. It is sometimes part of the progression as a result of being afflicted with GAS syndrome.
Great content (IMHO)
Gorg
Greg's in the house 🏠 😳 🙄 👀 😂 😐
go greg! 🤟😝🇦🇺
The demo shop actually consists of highly skilled workers that were hired from all over the country.
That’s a fact.
So disappointed to see the gaff by Gibson regarding pick ups. I bought the ES335 Burst from demo shop this week because the add stated it would have Alinico 3’s in it
so far, every time I've pointed out an error - they've sent me the correct pups. If you got the wrong ones - just message them about it!
@@Trog Did they let you keep the incorrect pickups?
I’m a sucker for 335’s. My favorite guitar. Funny enough, while I love this one, I feel like I’ve seen this one of blues clues. Not actually, but the color and burst plus satin finish, would fit perfectly on the show.
I told you it would be a bloody good time! Sweet Axe, I like the satin finish. I had a 335 with the pick ups you were supposed to get and I had to sell it. I still haven’t gotten over it. I hope Gibson sends them to you I thought they sounded great.
Three years late, but I was truly moved by your demo. This guitar has a soul.
I wonder how this finish would look on a 355, with all the binding, gold hardware and everything else.
omggggg I had bought a standard from the demo shop like two weeks ago and just checked the box in the garage and it had the ornament. I wouldn’t have ever noticed until it was time to break it down.
I agree, 60s block inlays only for 335s
I bought a floor model PRS from Sweetwater at an incredible discount. It was discounted because of a few tiny dings on the binding that looked somewhat noticeable in the pictures but nothing that made it undesirable in any way. When it got to my house, I couldn't find the dings at all. In regular lighting they just don't even show up. Those deals are amazing.when you can find them. Open box or whatever.
I’m not too particular about finish colors, it’s all about feel and sound to me and that guitar seems like a keeper to me... I would play the crap outta that thing...well done Trogly!!!
Is the comment section formatted weird for anyone else on iPad?
It does look a little different on my iPad, not the usual layout.
It's a good time to go back to what we used to enjoy.. we aren't garonteed tomorrow
Isn't that the truth.
Well said Joshua
@@hkguitar1984 thanks..sad but true..it's never too late to remeber things that used to make us happy...I've been doing the same thing....thanx again
Whenever trogly talks about Pokémon, I remember he’s prob at least 8 years younger than me. I forget because he looks 10 years older than me 😂….love u trog
Geez, I enjoy your guitar reviews because normally they don’t cause me to say, “Yeah, I want one!” But this one, this review is causing my GAS to go into overdrive and I’m trying to seeing how I can swing a new 335 into my budget.
Nice to see you doing another cover. You should incorporate those more into reviews! :)
My first e guitar was a ES-335 too Austin. My parents bought that and a Fender Twin custom having Altec Lancing speakers. After that, 1 real Tellicaster. After them, I built my stuff and never went back. I kept making my own electric guitars better then their stuff. I even made speaker cabinets better-suited for my sound systems.
Now I do have some PA amps rated at 350, 750 and a 1,000 watts of amplifier madness. I still might still want my 750 for the recording studio I built then remodeled or decided to change a board or mixer. Equipment does get old.
I'm moving my prototype Telli and changing it's look to something more tasteful and something new for a 5-string bass using a 32" inch scale instead of 34" like Fender's P-bass. I share pictures of them in the raw state, I'm still carving my neck stock. The bodies are just on the carpet. That's what I like doing.
That guitar, your new red 335 was supposed to work best with the original Jenson speakers. Not Altec's, but JBL's D123e built in the 70s then the 2130 JBL had made a loud improvements that I liked the best with a small 50 watt head using EL-34s and the ES-335 is gone. But I'm making a ES-175 Floraltine horn with Flowtron pickups, plus a Bigsby Bar all in brass and Angerburst colors, my first of maybe smaller? I just need to think when my first 10 are done?
Question: I know the Demo Shop doesn't ship to Canada but does Gibson ship directly to customers in Canada? I'd like to order me a Mod Collection guitar one day :P
Kirk Wahnnett - I think Trogly offers a guitar forwarding service for shipping outside the U.S. Don't quote me on that. You can contact him directly.
yo nice name lol
I don't believe they support direct sales to Canada. I do have a forwarding service though troglysguitarshow.com/international-forwarding-service/
@@Trog your a great guy..I dream of buying a gibson from u in the future...I will say Austin people trust you and your past experiences..you've come a long way bud
Yeah me too... Looking to get a DC Special Tribute but didn't quite like the solid colours on offer so far from the mod/demo shop. Would prefer something with a more natural though unique finish.
Honestly I’m glad to see you keeping more guitars for yourself!
That middle pick up selection with the clean tone sounded outstanding to me, wow
it looks like a japanese 60’s teisco guitar! lol!
My very first electric guitar was a 1973 Hondo II I purchased that same year.
It was shaped like an SH, had a Firebird style headstock and was the same red burst as this ES he reviewed.
And yes, that is what it reminded me of as well.
Tapping on an ES guitar!!! Rock n roll baby
I'm with a lot of folks in the comments. Keep that guitar. You're gonna see many more money making opportunities in the future. You don't always run across a guitar that tickles you as hard as this one did. It sounds great. It looks great, and it suits you. You know how sometimes a guitar will just inspire you to write and play. I have a suspicion that this one will have that effect on you. KEEP IT
I usually don't care for semi-hollow guitars and have yet to buy one, but this one really looks great! I still won't buy one, but now it's because pickup-swapping is so close to impossible! That doesn't mean that pickup-swapping is necessary for this guitar; its pickups are probably just fine or better, but I usually look at these things with mods in mind. Regardless, this guitar really seems special. Mark my words, Austin -- you're NOT selling that one! I'D keep it, and you like it better than I do!
Some of these do have a back plate, mostly artist signature models… but the plate sits on top of the back since you really can’t route in a rabbit on the thin wood.
quite often it is very hard to tell how wide the burst gradient is in photos and on video. it would be nice for you to demonstrate somehow how gradual or abruptly the burst begins and ends.
His laugh and chuckle kinda reminds me of Ed McMahon type. 😁😃
Good to see Gibson standing by the listing and getting you the correct pickups.
Hello everyone.
@@rondobondo6600 nah, I did. Clicker says I'm a minute earlier. I demand a recount.
You get a cookie just the same
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@@holstorrsceadus1990 you did I shall correct myself 😁
The 335 body style is a work of art.
A very nice example of a 335 and a very, very nice demo. That is a keeper!
Dr. Trogly's Gaming Show has a nice ring to it! 😁
His CZcams Channel was originally all about Gaming!
it was many years ago that he pulled the gaming videos off his site.
Pretty cool though, a man of many talents!
I believe the term is "Get your feet wet"!
Feet, Hands, whatever. Everyone has to start someplace!
I have a set of B-buckers (1 & 2) from a custom shop '59 LP burst in my PRS singlecut. They're fantastic!
Really nice 335 this. The colours really work well together with the binding and dark rosewood fretboard 😍😍
The es335 reminds me of the old Airline paint jobs. I would love to see it with some finish checking one day.
Reminds me of one of my favorite guitars: a Harmony Rocket in redburst. Great color scheme.
I have yet to play this style of guitar, but this one looks just lovely.
man ive always wanted a flying v with the blue cracked lightning paintjob from guitar hero 1
Finally, he gets why those of us who love 335's dig them so much. They have such a lovely, big warm tone to them & if this one could get old Trogly to play like that, I'd say that tells you everything you need to know lol. I've had a '90 335 for almost 30 years now & I'd never part with mine. Great find Austin man!
I just love hearing your stories
Wow, I'm #6 today!
Guitar Hero II and III were the reason I started playing guitar. Arterial Black was one of my favorites from GHII too
You’re my guitar hero
Trogly get some surgical tubing and put it on the ends of the pots makes fishing them much easier.If you still have trouble put a piece of wire coat hanger in the tube . Makes it very easy.
That is beautiful, If I could have a signature model it would be this ES, with the 345 split inlays with one on the first fret, also. Tone pro's brass roller bridge, And I know, boo hiss, Emg Zakk Wilde 81 and 85's. With the 24 volt mod. I have a 64 set up like that and it is amazing. The guitar howls, screams and has the most crystal clear clean tones. I have always wished that i could have heard Roy Clark, play through a set of EMG's and a Mark lV. To swap the pick-ups, Tie a string around the shaft of the pot, then pull it through, swap and pull it back,it's easy. Mason line works well.
I personally would 100% watch a trogly gameplay channel
Some strats and Teles have that color, although it is called antique burst by squire.Tiesco also had that guitar color many years ago. It is my favorite burst but you can only seem to find it on cheap guitars. 🤔
Oh, the Rush songs I would play on that thing. Austin, you're one lucky SOB. Congratulations. That is one fine instrument.
I have no idea what I'm talking about.... But couldn't you replace the pick ups and leave existing the wiring. i.e. Break the solder at the pickups and resolder to the replacement pickups?
What is the goofy back track you use?
Men's untold truth: the closer you get to your 30's and past 30's the more you expend on nostalgia. I'm 30. And i recovered from a really really bad financial life in the past 3 years. And i must say. I expended quite a bit this year ahahahaha.
Great guitar and video Austin. Enjoy your memories and this guitar. (In my opinion It is a keeper)
Those are not studs, but rather bushings on that bridge.
I think you should start a reverse trade Tuesday. You start with this guitar and see how long it takes you trade to something worth almost nothing. I will give a tennis ball for it.
Really dig the endoscope views, man. Great video.
Super Nice Guitar. I just picked up a 1989 ES335
That 335 😘❤️👍🏿
Its like a 335 with an sg painted on it burst style!
I want that red / black swirl Explorer your character was playing in the cut away footage
Enjoy, I don't miss mine now, black walnut is a weird wood. Semi-gloss red is different but they sound sound the same? I don't know?
Hi Austin, I realize this is 4 months later but I was wondering what Gibson did about installing the wrong pickup on this guitar.
It was good of them to send the pickups. you commented comprehensively about how cheap they let the guitar go for...
I realize it kind of depends on an individual's personality type--if you are a "buy a totally different tool for every single need" kind of guy then you are likely puzzled by those who love 335s. If you are a the kind of guy who loves a multitasker (carries a Leatherman in your pocket) then the 335 is for sure your guitar. Likely the single most versatile guitar ever made. Is it better than a LP for Lp tones? No but you can get LP tones. Is it better than a Gretch for Gretch tones? Nope but they are in there. I can go on and on but you get it--a very very versatile guitar and #1 on my list of "if you could only have one electric"
I know what you mean even though my first SG was a cheap knock off I still have a love for them. I spent a lot of time tweaking that guitar to get it where it was decently playable. Adversity when I saw th61 reissue you had I decided to buy it. When I saw they Pelham blue model you had on your sight although it looked gray on my end. I was pleasantly surprised. I've seen things painted that color or a shade of that color and didnt like it . I didnt know how good it looked in person. I've been picking on it since the day it was delivered. I'm jealous though of that 335. I have a red dot pro that is all red . But that one you have looks awsome. I think they should've done the whole guitar where the black is on the guitar it looks like the red is bleeding through or peeking through as you said about the area on the headstock. That guitar you reviewed is the kind of guitar you'll want to roll your knobs back a little and use a floor volume gain pedal.
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Way to go RONDO!
I wonder if Austin will actually keep this guitar!
@@hkguitar1984 lol ikr 🍪
HOT DAMN TROGLY TAPPING ! 🔥
I love the dirty sound-don't change the pickups!
Totally gorgeous guitar. Cool gothic name. T-Tops sound good. Extremely minor blemish concerns. Great catch, well done!
Another great video. Show us how you measure the neck shape.
damn what week was this listed? I don’t remember seeing this or I would have bought it
Never been keen on satin finishes, but all in all a nice guitar. The sound is very cool.
Love the sound the sustain was great. Thanks for the great content!
how do you view the demo shop?
Unboxing and demo/review of the new dave Mustaine Gibson flying V’s?
Oh man. That is great. Don't know how I missed this episode. Beautiful guitar.
I used to have a 335 Studio and absolutely hated it but I’m still drawn to 335s. This one looks awesome!
Yeah this finish is absolutely killer honestly I prefer this offer the teardrop it just looks awesome and that thing rocks well too.
Burstbucker or semours and it will be a very very good axe
Austin, its not often we witness such enthusiasm from you for a new guitar!
Glad you were actually moved by this instrument, if only all of them could be like that.
Congrats
You should get a luthier to make a custom fretboard like they were in the game
Nice 335, the color scheme works well on it. Sounded pretty good too. Plus you got the bonus of the extra pickups!
Reminds me of some red burst Harmony Rockets
Think you need to look up the difference between a satin finish and a matte finish, like that pinstripe one you keep referring to.
I wouldn't worry about changing the pick ups dude. It's Sounds Killer as is
Marcus Henderson (the ex guitarist of Drist) is a super nice guy. Now, he's working for Myonaes.
I don't recall, have you done any demo/reviews of any guitars with the burstbucker 61s? Thanks.
I think you got lucky not getting the BB61's. I can't stand the sound of the 61T and have removed it from my Standard.
That's a pretty sick 335! Also, if the Trogly's Gaming Show bit wasn't a joke, I'd absolutely be down for that. I absolutely loved Shining Diamond, and I love watching people share in that same sorta sense of nostalgia
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🥇 🍪 woohoo!! You won the Walmart award for the first comment!!
@@nathanielvargas3863 it's not official til Bondo shows up
@@holstorrsceadus1990 Rondo is my best friend
Congratulations on being first
@@nathanielvargas3863 You're quick Nathaniel, and I concur with the award
I'm a Les Paul guy, but god damn is that the most perfect and beautiful ES-335 I've EVER seen!, and it sounds amazing on top of it!. It would make a great sibling to my Slash Vermillion burst Les Paul!
That’s a keeper.. I would hang on to that one. You can tell it’s a fine player. Plus, it’s gonna be cool looking as it ages.
i have an epiphone 335 and i love it so much. that guitar is awesome though
Wiring these really isn’t hard at all, I just installed push/pull pots on my 335, you just need patience
I never even saw that last week, you must have grabbed it quickly!
Guitar request-
Custom Shop Randy Rhoads '74 Les Paul Custom
Please please please. Dying to see one up close
I dont care for the burst, but I could overlook that detail. Im just really into the finishes of the 50s and 60s. That guitar is cherry or natural would have me drooling. A "Black Beauty"..Yum! LP Custom in Silverburst...meh.
Are those Horns concentric ? Just asking
It really gives me Billie Joe Armstrong ES-137 vibes (I'm still waiting to see that one on the show)