The Gibson ES-335 Dot Sixties Cherry at a glance:

• Semihollow Electric Guitar
• Made in USA
• Three-ply maple/poplar laminate body
• Solid center block
• 1-ply cream binding
• Glued mahogany neck, Rounded C profile
• 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays
• Graph Tech nut, 43 mm wide
• Gibson Calibrated T-Type Rhythm humbucker in neck position
• Gibson Calibrated T-Type Lead humbucker in bridge position
• Hand-wired wiring with Orange drop capacitors
• Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-Matic and aluminum stop bar
• Vintage Deluxe tuners with keystone wings
• Nickel hardware
• Sixties Cherry Finish
• Hardshell case included
  
  

Semihollow body with F-holes and center block

To add its warm and full resonance to the sound of the ES-335 played at the amplifier, the model relies on a traditional Semihollow body, which is composed of three-ply maple and poplar wood for ideal vibration characteristics. Thanks to the massive center block under the bridge, the feedback susceptibility of the construction is noticeably minimized, which means that even higher gain settings are easily contestable with the ES-335.

Strong Rounded C Mahogany neck

A replica of early models from the late Fifties and early Sixties, the Gibson ES-335 Dot Sixties Cherry features a stout mahogany neck with a Rounded C neck profile that offers a controlled hand position for clean Chords and confident layered playing. Finishing off the neck is a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard that showcases the ES-335's dot inlays used up to the 1962 model year and evokes classic Gibson playability in all registers with its12" radius.