Gibson ES 330 1967

The 1967 Gibson ES-330TD is a highly collectible, lightweight vintage electric guitar celebrated for its rich acoustic resonance and iconic single-coil bite.
The 1967 Gibson ES-330TD is nearly identical in design, construction, and tone to the famous Epiphone Casino played heavily by The Beatles.
Standout Characteristics of the 1967 Model: Fully Hollow vs. Semi-Hollow: Unlike its famous sibling, the ES-335, the ES-330 has no solid wood block running through the middle. This makes the guitar exceptionally lightweight.

Key Specifications & 1967 Construction - The 1967 model carries specific era-dependent traits that differentiate it from earlier late-50s and early-60s

Body Construction: Fully hollow 3-ply laminated maple/poplar/maple body (no center block)
Pickups: Two Gibson Dogear P-90 single-coil pickups featuring chrome-plated covers.
Neck Profile: Mahogany neck with a rounded, slim-taper "C" shape.
Nut Width: Period-correct narrow nut measuring 1-9/16 inches.
Fretboard:  Indian Rosewood, 22 medium-jumbo frets, featuring pearloid block inlays.
Neck Joint: Joins the body at the 16th fret (offering a deeper set, warmer body resonance).
Hardware: Chrome-plated trapeze tailpiece and an ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge.

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