Is the Gibson ES 339 worth it?

Final thoughts – the Gibson ES339 is a great guitar, but you pay for it. This is a superb guitar. You get the looks, style, and sound of the classic 335 but at a more manageable size. You get clean workmanship, a great set-up, and classic finishes from the Memphis Custom Shop.

Where is Gibson ES 339?

Memphis, Tennessee
The Gibson ES-339 is a semi-hollowbody guitar which is manufactured in Gibson’s Memphis Custom Shop in Memphis, Tennessee. The guitar is a smaller version of the Gibson ES-335, but has been reduced to the dimensions of the Gibson Les Paul.

What does a Gibson ES 339 weigh?

4.645 lbs

What is the difference between ES 335 and ES 355?

It has the optional stereo wiring and Varitone circuitry as standard. It differs from the ES-355 by having a maple neck instead of mahogany, the name “Lucille” on the headstock, and the lack of an F-hole on its top.

Is the Gibson ES-339 a good guitar to buy?

Other versions of the ES-339 have a heftier ’59 neck profile with a more modern C-shape. Overall, the ES-339 is about the same size as a Les Paul, making it nice and compact for a semi-hollow guitar – easy to hold and easy to play.

What is the difference between the ES-339 and ES-335?

Overall, the ES-339 is about the same size as a Les Paul, making it nice and compact for a semi-hollow guitar – easy to hold and easy to play. One of the key differences between the ES-339 and its older brother, the ES-335, is that the ES-339 contains updated electronics with Gibson’s “Memphis Tone Circuit”.

What is the most vintage sounding electric guitar neck?

For the most vintage feel, there’s the “30 over 60” neck found on instruments like the Gibson ES-339 Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar with 30/60 Neck. It’s shaped like the neck on the classic ES-335.