Is the Gibson ES-335 the Most Versatile Guitar Ever Made? - Custom Shop Reissues with Lee & Pete!
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5 reasons the Pros reach for an ES-335
This video explores five reasons why a Nashville session guitarist reaches for an ES-335 guitar. The guitarist discusses the guitar's versatility, highlighting its ability to produce a range of tones, from twangy country to rock and roll, and its suitability for various effects. The video also includes a demonstration of the guitar's sound and features a brief glimpse into the guitarist's creative process.
Marty Schwartz Epiphone ES-335 Signature Model
Marty Schwartz discusses their new signature Epiphone ES-335 guitar, highlighting features like the AAA figured Maple body, alnico pro pickups, and 60s tapered neck. They emphasize the guitar's accessibility for beginners and its versatility for various musical styles.
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This is What "Relics" Try to Mimic | 1979 Gibson ES-335 Pro Stage 4 Road Worn Review + Demo
Marty Schwartz On His Signature Epiphone ES-335 #epiphone #martyschwartz #martymusic
Is It Worth It? (Product Reviews)
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Eric Johnson playing a 1962 Gibson ES-335 Dot Neck
The video features Eric Johnson playing a 1962 Gibson ES-335 Dot Neck guitar. They discuss the guitar's unique color and sound, comparing it to other guitars they've played. Johnson expresses their appreciation for the guitar's feel and tone, highlighting its distinctive characteristics.
The GUITAR that Took a LIFETIME to find. 1965 Gibson 335
Tim Pierce, a guitarist, shares their excitement about finding a 1965 Gibson ES-335. This guitar has been upgraded and modified by previous owners, making it a "player grade" instrument with a unique character. Pierce discusses the guitar's features, sound, and how they found it, offering advice for other guitarists seeking similar vintage instruments.