Gibson 335-S

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The Gibson 335-S was a solidbody version of their very popular Electric Spanish guitar, the ES-335. Although a very similar shape (though a little smaller), and with identical controls, being a solidbody rather than semi-acoustic guitar gave this model a rather different sound.

The 335-S came in three varieties:

335-S Deluxe: Mahogany body and neck, bound ebony fingerboard, pearl inlaid headstock

335-S Custom: Mahogany body and neck, unbound rosewood fingerboard

335-S Standard: Maple body and neck, unbound rosewood fingerboard

All models were fitted with two humbucking pickups, and two volume and two tone controls. The pickups in the Deluxe and Custom were Gibson's "Dirty Fingers", with a coil-tap switch, to allow a single-coil mode, whilst the Standard had Gibson Superhumbuckers with no coil-tap facility.

All three versions were introduced in mid-1980, the Custom and Standard deleted in 1981, and the Deluxe deleted by the beginning of 1983.

External links

Gibson 335-S — detailed information and pictures of the Gibson 335-S Standard, Custom and Deluxe.

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