Gibson 330 Sunburst 1968 Original Vintage (Cod.1415VG)
Gibson 330 Sunburst 1968 Original Vintage (Cod.1415VG)
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The 1968 Gibson ES-330 is one of the most iconic hollow-body guitars ever made, known for its warm, open tone and incredible resonance. Crafted from a fully hollow maple-poplar-maple body finished in nitro, it weighs just 2.7 kg, making it exceptionally light and responsive.
The mahogany neck with a slim 60s profile and 12” rosewood fingerboard ensures effortless playability, while the pair of original P90 pickups delivers that unmistakable Gibson tone — bright, dynamic, and full of character, perfect for blues, jazz, and raw rock tones.
The adjustable ABR-1 bridge, trapeze tailpiece, and original vintage tuners complete an instrument that exudes pure vintage charm and sonic authenticity.
This particular example features a small strap button hole on the upper bout and comes from the collection of Nino Fazio, a well-known vintage guitar expert and enthusiast.
A truly special guitar that combines lightness, elegance, and expressive power — a perfect embodiment of Gibson’s golden-era craftsmanship.
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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