Detail 01
Solid maple centerblock
It is part of the semi-hollow body design for resonance and sustain while taming unwanted feedback.

Independent shopping perspective
Designed for left-handed players, Epiphone’s 1962 ES-335 Reissue combines a semi-hollow maple/poplar body with a solid maple centerblock. That centerblock is part of the guitar’s resonance and sustain design while addressing unwanted feedback. A one-piece mahogany neck in the 1960s SlimTaper C profile meets a rosewood fingerboard with rounded edges, creating the smooth, fast-playing feel described for this model. Twin Gibson Custombuckers, independent volume and tone controls, and an ABR-1 bridge complete the period-focused layout.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
It is part of the semi-hollow body design for resonance and sustain while taming unwanted feedback.
Detail 02
The guitar uses one at the neck and one at the bridge.
Detail 03
Each pickup has its own volume and tone control.
Detail 04
These are the instrument’s scale length and fret count.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It is built in a left-handed orientation.
It has Gibson Custombucker pickups in both the neck and bridge positions.
Yes. A hardshell case with a black exterior and goldenrod interior is included.
Reference
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