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Gorgeous Gibson ES-330 Custom Shop model in cherry red - not a mark on it, so in fantastic condition - comes with OHSC and certificate.

Cheers, Si

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Si

I believe this is one of the rarer "long neck" CS 330's, if I didn't have the identical guitar in my collection this would be flying north today !!!!!

Good luck with the sale

John

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This has the same neck as an ES 335, with standard ES330's joining the body at the 17th fret.

These guitars are much lighter than a 335 due to not having a solid block running down the centre of the body.

Si is almost giving this away !!!!

Have a bump on me........do I need 2?

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[quote name='johnbiffa' timestamp='1392018800' post='2363527']
This has the same neck as an ES 335, with standard ES330's joining the body at the 17th fret.

These guitars are much lighter than a 335 due to not having a solid block running down the centre of the body.

Si is almost giving this away !!!!

Have a bump on me........do I need 2?
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So, it's Gibson version of Epiphone Casino (or vice versa).

But are you saying scale length is longer?

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^Scale length on a "long neck" 330 is regular Gibson - the change is the point at which the neck joins the body (or how high up the body the bridge is, if you prefer). So the "long necks" have much improved upper fret access.

I've got an old 330 - my lifetime guitar - I bet this one is a cracker!

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Scale length is the same, but the neck joins the body at a higher fret, the 19th, rather than the 16th - the bridge is moved to allow for this.

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[quote name='johnbiffa' timestamp='1392056205' post='2364167']
I would recommend anyone to buy this guitar, mine is a keeper !!!!!
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Cheers John !!

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damn that is cool
i would love this with it's P90s; but Mrs Bassnut would hit the roof if I brought home yet another guitar!
Seems shoes and handbags don't count in trying to balance these things out either.......

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