The body is from the early 70s. (70 to 72)
Its neck was broken at some point but the original owner repaired it so well I can hardly tell any marks at all. the original trapeze tailpiece was converted to regular tailpiece.
Originally had a walnut finish but repainted with cherry. Has a very thin neck profile.
Pickups are Mojotone’s 59 clone low output.
Neck pickup is paired with a bumblebee capacitor and the bridge with Emerson capacitor.
Also there was a small switch hole that was probably used for coil splitting but I just put a tiny toggle switch in there to fill it. This toggle is not connected to anything
I find these set to be the perfect match to ES-335s with woody clear tone and well controlled yet open ended and lush gain tones.
See the YouTube demo :
Case is an Epiphone case with one broken latch but in overall mint condition.
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| Listed | 3 months ago |
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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