The 1961 Gibson ES-330TD is a fully hollow, double-cutaway thinline electric guitar featuring a 16th-fret neck joint and dual P-90 single-coil pickups. This great playing and sounding example has seen plenty of action but is no worse for the wear. It's all-original with the exception of an older refret. There's one small chip in the end of the fingerboard, the tailpiece has been repaired, and the retaining wire for the ABR is gone. The capo marks on the rear of the neck look much worse than they feel. Original dogear P-90s sound amazing and read strong (8.24k neck, 9.66k bridge). Neck width is 1.687" at the nut and 2.057" at the 12th fret. Neck depth is .807" at the 1st fret and .907" at the 12th. Weighs 5.88 pounds and ships in OHSC shown.

Body & Construction

• Body Type: Fully hollow thinline archtop with double cutaways ("Mickey Mouse ears" shape), no center block.
• Body Depth: 1 3/4 inches.
• Top, Back & Sides: Laminated maple.
• Neck Joint: Mortised, joins the body at the 16th fret.
• Finishes: Sunburst (ES-330TD) and Cherry (ES-330TDC)

Neck & Fingerboard

• Neck Material: Mahogany.
• Neck Profile: Slim 'C' shape.
• Fingerboard Material: Brazilian rosewood with pearloid dot inlays.
• Scale Length: 24.75 inches.
• Number of Frets: 22 frets.
• Fretboard Radius: 12 inches.

Electronics & Hardware

• Pickups: Two dog-ear Gibson P-90 single-coil pickups.
• Controls: 2 Volume pots, 2 Tone pots, and a 3-way pickup selector switch.
• Bridge: ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic.
• Tailpiece: Nickel trapeze tailpiece.
• Tuners: Kluson Deluxe machine heads (with plastic buttons).
• Hardware Finish: Nickel-plated