Gibson Custom Shop ES-339 Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar with '5...
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The ES-339 is the next generation from the Custom Shop of Gibson's iconic ES electric guitars. It go...
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The ES-339 is the next generation from the Custom Shop of Gibson's iconic ES electric guitars. It goes where no guitar has gone before with a bold, new semi-hollow tone that is rich with expressive, even stinging, overtones. The ES-339 has some...
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Maple/Poplar/Maple Laminate Body and Top - Mahogany Neck - Rosewood Fingerboard - 2 '57 Classic Humbuckers
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