Epiphone - ES-335 Figured Raspberry Tea Burst
The Epiphone "Inspired by Gibson" ES-335 Figured pays tribute to the immortal Gibson ES-335, the famous semi-hollow archtop that has been the benchmark since 1958! Featuring a solid maple centre block for extra sustain and feedback resistance, Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers, Grover Rotomatic tuners and a flamed maple body in superb Blueberry Burst and Raspberry Tea Burst finishes, they're sure to turn heads the world over!
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Epiphone Electric Guitar
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Inspired by Gibson
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Model ES-335 Figured
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Raspberry Tea Burst finish
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Flamed maple top, back and sides AAA
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Maple centerblock
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Binding Single ply cream for top, back and neck
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Gloss varnish
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Mahogany neck
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Rounded C profile
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24.724" tuning fork
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Indian laurel fingerboard
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Fingerboard radius 12.01
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22 Medium jumbo frets
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Graph Tech NuBone saddle
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Saddle width 43.00 mm
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Fingerboard markers Small Block
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Glued neck
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Nickel hardware
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Epiphone LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge
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Epiphone LockTone Stop Bar tailpiece
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Grover Rotomatic action
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Pickguard Gibson ES-335 Shape, Black, 5-ply
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Truss Rod dual action
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Nickel pickup covers
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Two Epiphone Alnico Classic PRO pickups
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Controls: 2 Volume / 2 Tone CTS
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3-position pick-up selector
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Assembled and adjusted by pulling 010-046
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