Detail 01
P-90/P-90 pickup configuration
The guitar uses one P-90 at the neck and one at the bridge, selected with a 3-way toggle.

Independent shopping perspective
Gibson Custom’s right-handed 1964 ES-335 is a semi-hollow, six-string electric guitar with a figured maple top, mahogany back and sides, and a pair of P-90 pickups. Individual volume and tone controls for each pickup feed a three-way toggle, giving you direct control of pickup selection and level balance. A Rounded C mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets, and 24.75-inch scale set the playing platform, while the VOS finish and nickel hardware complete its vintage-oriented presentation.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The guitar uses one P-90 at the neck and one at the bridge, selected with a 3-way toggle.
Detail 02
Each pickup has its own volume and tone controls for balancing and shaping the selected pickup combination.
Detail 03
These are the bridge and tailpiece fitted to the guitar.
Detail 04
A hardshell case is specified with the guitar.
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Product questions
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It has two P-90 pickups: one neck pickup and one bridge pickup.
It has individual volume and tone controls plus a 3-way toggle switch.
A hardshell case is specified.
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