ES-335TD Introduced: 1958 - present Dimensions: 16” Wide 1 ¾ deep Body: Maple Laminated Top , back and sides, White binding, Double Cutaway Neck: Solid Mahogany, no binding 1959 white binding – dot inlays 1962 block inlays 22 fret rosewood fingerboard pearl inlay crown on peghead Finish: Sunburst, cherry red or Natural Pickups: Two Humbuckers Hardware: Nickel plated - Black 5 ply pickguard, Tune-o-matic bridge, and stud tailpiece, Some with Bigsby Vibrato - 1965 trapeze tailpiece and chrome hardware Tuners: 6 Individual Kluson Notes: Gibson’s most popular and widely used thinline electric archtop guitar. | ![]() |
ES-330T & TD Introduced: 1959 - 1972 Dimensions: 16” Wide 1 ¾ deep Body: Maple Laminated Top , back and sides, White binding, Double Cutaway Neck: Solid Mahogany, white binding – dot inlays 1962 block inlays 22 fret rosewood fingerboard Finish: Sunburst, cherry red or Natural Pickups: TD- Two P-90 T- One P-90 Hardware: Nickel plated - 5 ply Black pickguard, Tune-o-matic bridge, trapeze tailpiece - Some with Bigsby Vibrato - 1965 and chrome hardware Tuners: 6 Individual Kluson Notes: Same body shape as ES-335 but not same internal body construction The ES-330 was the replacement for the ES-225. | ![]() |
ES-355TD Introduced: 1958 – 1982 |
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