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MGR/BassmandanGibson ES-333
Published on 01/26/04 at 15:00Paid $1000 at guitar center.
I have played the bass for 30 years and have stopped giging and will now play for my own enjoyment "no more bars". Im keeping one bass and one alto saxophone and 1 guitar. In the past few mounths ive tried many guitars. The es333 beat them all out for my needs, It feels great plays great nad looka great. In short this axe is great.
Everthing
Feels solid. if I dont throw it on the ground it should last a lifetime.
Id buy it again.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com00- christiangtrPublished on 06/10/05 at 00:23 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I think the gibson es333. BOUGHT IN MAY 2005 (new).
color: red vintage
of course, it is made aus United States,
22 frets to the neck
gibson pickups 490 and 498 (as in les paul standard)
2 volume, 2 tone, 3-position selector
run al.
UTILIZATION
The neck is super enjoyable
access to acute nice
trs weight is okay
it comes to strength: sound:
I also have a les paul standard 1994, but 333 sounds more powerful, you connect to a tube amp: Whoa!! the grain is.
Personally, I have a boss with a marshall 50 GT5 wa lamps: a sound in all styles:
fans of chuck berrry g. Moore and Carlos Santana Moonflower Fawn (1978): your you.
in jazz sounds trs well, a lot of sustai…Read moreI think the gibson es333. BOUGHT IN MAY 2005 (new).
color: red vintage
of course, it is made aus United States,
22 frets to the neck
gibson pickups 490 and 498 (as in les paul standard)
2 volume, 2 tone, 3-position selector
run al.
UTILIZATION
The neck is super enjoyable
access to acute nice
trs weight is okay
it comes to strength: sound:
I also have a les paul standard 1994, but 333 sounds more powerful, you connect to a tube amp: Whoa!! the grain is.
Personally, I have a boss with a marshall 50 GT5 wa lamps: a sound in all styles:
fans of chuck berrry g. Moore and Carlos Santana Moonflower Fawn (1978): your you.
in jazz sounds trs well, a lot of sustain! blues rock for it's fabulous.
I would say 335 for a test that paf 57 classics of the 335 have a supper more heat
1670 but the 333 is a box of course .....
SOUNDS
The sounds are of a gibson 100 percent.
all sounds are great, you can push the distortion and microphones are prcis trs.
THERE throw anything in sound
word of advice if I can: play with potentiomtres of Tone and volume: many shades!!
n short, you're not a poor man's 335!
OVERALL OPINION
I use the for 1 month and I'm really happy
the sound is amazing (compared my Vigier Excalibur and expert, is the excellent sound)
I tried an ibanez as193 with Super 58 pickups, a Yamaha 1500, but the gibson is over ....
report quality price trs trs correct, good to quibble I would say that n is not the finish of a 335, but sounds so good, and the Saddle of the table is beautiful!
c'tait so again, I will sign right away! no regrets: it is a guitar with which we do not see the time pass and that makes you want to play, to play again and again ....
hello all passions!See less41 - vivienb59Published on 01/18/09 at 12:54 (This content has been automatically translated from French)USA between 2002 and 2005
Pure Gibson Faded Cherry finish or vintage Red as they say the bottom
22 frets, Gibson 490R and 498T pickups (like the Les Paul Standard)
2 volume, 2 tone, 3 position slecteur
Al Channel Slim type 60
UTILIZATION
Like any sleeves Gibson is not super late like an Ibanez, or Jakson but it was Gibson who did it too ...
We can make Shred but must be broken wrist
Super Weight trslgre, half cash. Lgre Much more than a Les Paul that you saw the shoulder after one hour.
You can play sitting normally, although not as comfortable on the Les Paul and that's good.
Very versatile, all styles except mtal extrem
SOUNDS
With a mesa 5:25 P'ti Hp…Read moreUSA between 2002 and 2005
Pure Gibson Faded Cherry finish or vintage Red as they say the bottom
22 frets, Gibson 490R and 498T pickups (like the Les Paul Standard)
2 volume, 2 tone, 3 position slecteur
Al Channel Slim type 60
UTILIZATION
Like any sleeves Gibson is not super late like an Ibanez, or Jakson but it was Gibson who did it too ...
We can make Shred but must be broken wrist
Super Weight trslgre, half cash. Lgre Much more than a Les Paul that you saw the shoulder after one hour.
You can play sitting normally, although not as comfortable on the Les Paul and that's good.
Very versatile, all styles except mtal extrem
SOUNDS
With a mesa 5:25 P'ti Hp from 12 sounds very very good.
Caution, however, the size of your HP .. Half the fund does not blinkered their sound on small Hp.
So if you want to pull the instrument quitescence avoid the HP 10.
a is for all half-credit.
Very good in Jazz, Rock, Hardrock, less comfortable in the funk he'll have to grate the volume of pickups (humbuckers), Pop Rock and mtal nice.
Extreme style, I lack a bit of exprience in these areas but I guess a half credit is not necessarily adequate share for this type of music.
OVERALL OPINION
2 years, I have other good guitars like the 335 is really DIFFERENT but delicately to compare because it is not even the same pickups or any event prix.En it over a Les Paul Standard, because I have one and I really found the 333 more class.
What looks too .. "Class Dallas.
Eye fermsmme if my best is the 335 skyscraperSee less00