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NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
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NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
Hey guys I don't normally do NGD's, but I got this yesterday. I'd been after one for ages, and one finally came up when I had a bit of money (form selling all my amps.) I'm super stoked with it
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
That's a beautiful guitar. You need another les paul, when you're ready to swap, I'll be right here.
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
Dude, that thing is killer! And I hate using the word killer.
One piece top and rear for the flame to really show.
Dibs.
One piece top and rear for the flame to really show.
Dibs.
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
Awesomesauce!!!
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
That's awful Danny. And it's no use to you at all. How are you going to swap the neck? And do you even have that much orange paint?
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
I'm waiting for Molly to say you've sold him his "forever Gibson".Conway wrote:I have nothing but good things to say about Gibson guitars.
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2020 is just the weirdest year ever.Conway wrote:I have nothing but good things to say about Gibson guitars.
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Re: NGD: 1993 Gibson 335
Thanks for the kind words guys. It's the most expensive guitar I've bought, and it was bit of a risk buying it as I had no information on the neck profile, but I got it at a price that I knew I'd be easily be able to re-sell it . I'm super happy with it. I did have a 335 a while ago. I bought it cheap because it had a neck break. It was a nice guitar, but I didn't get on with the neck profile - and it was the cherry red colour (which I didn't really like.) I struggle on Gibsons with bigger necks. Luckily, it's the same neck profile as my Les Paul - which is a huge relief.
There was only a very small hint of flame on the sellers photos, so I'm stoked that the back and front are flamed There is hardly any wear on it. No marks on the top, and only a couple of scratches on the back - yet the pickups/bridge/tailpeice are really worn looking.
There was only a very small hint of flame on the sellers photos, so I'm stoked that the back and front are flamed
There is hardly any wear on it. No marks on the top, and only a couple of scratches on the back - yet the pickups/bridge/tailpeice are really worn looking. Slowy wrote: To Danny, everyone is either a supplier, customer or a courier.