Epiphone Inspired by Gibson ES-335 or Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1959 ES-355 - which is the BEST Epiphone ES guitar for you?

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Watch as we compare the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson ES-335 vs. the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1959 ES-355. In this detailed comparison between these classic Epiphone ES™ guitars, Dinesh showcases the key features and specs of each semi-hollow electric guitar to help you decide which ES model might be best for you.

Do you prefer the layered maple top, back, and sides with a solid maple tone block, Alnico Classic PRO™ humbuckers™, and a comfortable Rounded C neck profile of the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson ES-335? Or are you drawn to the top-of-the-line 1959 ES-355 with its 5-ply layered maple/poplar body, solid maple centerblock, one-piece mahogany neck with a 50s Rounded Medium C profile, Gibson Custombucker pickups, and luxurious gold hardware for that Gibson Custom-inspired playing experience?

If you want to know the difference between the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson ES-335 vs. the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1959 ES-355, you’re watching the best demo video!

About the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson ES-335:

The ES-335 is Epiphone’s version of the historic ES-335 that has been wowing guitar players all over the world for over six decades. From its inaugural appearance in 1958, the Gibson™ ES-335 set an unmatched standard. Our Epiphone ES-335 is no exception. It is simply one of the best deals today for guitar players who want the classic sound of an ES-335 at an accessible price. The ES-335 is crafted with a layered maple top, back, and sides coupled with a solid maple tone block to create the amazing sustain, warmth, and resonant tone that players crave in a semi-hollow instrument. Epiphone’s Alnico Classic PRO™ humbuckers deliver a wide range of vintage sounds while the Rounded C neck profile is extremely comfortable and easy to play, and the headstock features the 60s style Kalamazoo shape. An optional hardshell or EpiLite™ case is available.

About the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1959 ES-355:

In partnership with Gibson™ Custom, Epiphone is proud to release the 1959 ES-355, a stunning recreation of the preeminent ES model from the legendary class of 1959. It’s the top-of-the-line ES model in all its glory, from the dimensions to the contours to the precise inlay patterns and sonic experience. The 1959 ES-355 features a 5-ply layered maple/poplar body with a solid maple centerblock for sustain and feedback resistance, a one-piece mahogany neck with a 50s Rounded Medium C profile, and an ebony fretboard that is adorned with block mother of pearl inlays. The Gibson-style “open book” headstock features the Split Diamond and Epiphone logo inlays in mother-of-pearl, along with gold Grover® Rotomatic® tuners and the Inspired by Gibson double diamond logo etched on the back. The 1959 ES-355 is powered by a pair of Gibson Custombuckers that are hand-wired to CTS® potentiometers, Mallory™ capacitors, and a Switchcraft® pickup selector switch and output jack. A brown and pink hardshell case with the Inspired by Gibson Custom logo is also included.


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