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Old 11-08-2014, 10:18 AM
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Took me a moment to realize you were being sarcastic.

I actually got it before I became a Blackmore fan. It was my first good electric, when I had been playing for just a year. Found it in my grandmother's garage, and she let me have it.
As you (and jumbo) know, a lot of that great early Deep Purple magic was made with Ritchie on that red 335. There's some great video circulating the interwebs of him playing it as well!
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Old 11-08-2014, 11:20 AM
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That's for sure Tom! He had a great sound on those first few Deep Purple albums!
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Old 11-16-2014, 10:49 AM
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I purchase this Epiphone/Gibson elite in 2005 and it exudes quality. It was manufactured in Japan and I understand that it had the Gibson fretboard and electronics. I am not knowledgeable enough to make comparisons with American made Les Paul Epiphones or Gibsons But colleagues that have played it could not differentiate and were amazed. I do believe that when overseas production moved from Japan to China,or wherever, that the product was not the same. The Japanese Elites were certainly a quality product.



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Old 11-18-2014, 12:18 PM
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My Epiphone ES-335 Limited Edition Pro in Ice Tea is due to arrive tomorrow! I will gladly post photos when I get it!

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My Epiphone ES-335 Limited Edition Pro in Ice Tea is due to arrive tomorrow! I will gladly post photos when I get it!
Nice to see you are doing well after your defeat at the hands of Darth Sidious.
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My Epiphone ES-335 Limited Edition Pro in Ice Tea is due to arrive tomorrow! I will gladly post photos when I get it!

WOW! Congrats! I want that particular variation too. I have the G400 Ice Tea version that was only offered in Japan. Snagged it on ebay 2 years ago.

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I have been on a hunt for a 335. I just didn't dig any of the ones I found out there. I started looking outside the Gibson line when I found this, the Gibson Memphis ES-335 Studio. Oddly enough, I think the reasons I like it over the others are the things that make it less like a Gibson and more like my Fender-design guitars like my Suhr. Maple Neck, Master Volume and Tone, as well as Soft Edges. "57 / '57+ humbuckers and it just really sounds awesome.

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I have been on a hunt for a 335. I just didn't dig any of the ones I found out there. I started looking outside the Gibson line when I found this, the Gibson Memphis ES-335 Studio. Oddly enough, I think the reasons I like it over the others are the things that make it less like a Gibson and more like my Fender-design guitars like my Suhr. Maple Neck, Master Volume and Tone, as well as Soft Edges. "57 / '57+ humbuckers and it just really sounds awesome.

Tom, that is sweet. Is that your guitar wall?
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Yeah, I am still getting the music room done. That is Electrics. Also have Bass Wall. Will be getting Acoustic done next.



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Old 11-23-2014, 08:58 AM
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I have been on a hunt for a 335. I just didn't dig any of the ones I found out there. I started looking outside the Gibson line when I found this, the Gibson Memphis ES-335 Studio. Oddly enough, I think the reasons I like it over the others are the things that make it less like a Gibson and more like my Fender-design guitars like my Suhr. Maple Neck, Master Volume and Tone, as well as Soft Edges. "57 / '57+ humbuckers and it just really sounds awesome.

Those are nice and I think a good value. Sound great too.
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Yeah, I am still getting the music room done. That is Electrics. Also have Bass Wall. Will be getting Acoustic done next.
<<snippet pics>>
Looks like a great, comfortable place to not only play but also hang out.

It's great to see you here Tom. I haven't seen you around much lately.
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Old 11-23-2014, 05:21 PM
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Looks like a great, comfortable place to not only play but also hang out.

It's great to see you here Tom. I haven't seen you around much lately.
It is awesome. My wife has a little keyboard corner. Both my kids play (13 and 15). The room gets lots of use. I still have dibs on the space so I can make it a man-cave as needed.

I haven't been online as much recently. I still pop in and read stuff. Just don't often respond.
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Here's my Gibson Collection:

1970 Gibson Cherry ES-335


1977 Gibson Wine LP Deluxe:


1980 Gibson "Jimmy Wallace" '58RI Quilted LP Standard:


1989 Gibson Heritage Cherry Sunburst LP Standard:


2002 Gibson Amber LP Double Cut:


2008 Gibson Vintage Sunburst LP Standard Plus w/ 60's neck:

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Epi LP Standard Quilt Top pro.
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Old 12-09-2014, 07:30 AM
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2005 ES-335 Dot Figured Top:

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