The ES-330TD is a thinline hollow body electric guitar built by Gibson. This double cutaway set neck guitar was manufactured in Kalamazoo, MI in the United States and is a Gibson Vintage Electric Guitar model. Key features include a Maple Body, Mahogany Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Dot Inlays, Dual P-90 Pickups and Sunburst finish. The specs listed below pertain to the 1959 product year model pictured on this page. The "T" in the model name denotes a thinline body, while the "D" stands for Dual Pickup. A single pickup version was also available at the time with the model designation ES-330T.
Factory Specs
- Maple Body
- Mahogany Neck
- Rosewood Fretboard
- Dot Inlays
- 22 Frets
- 12" Radius
- 1.6875" Nut Width
- 24.75" Scale Length
- Single Ply Neck Binding
- Pearl Gibson Logo
- Individual Kluson Tuners with White Buttons
- Set Neck Construction
- Thinline Hollow Body
- Trapeze Tailpiece
- ABR-1 Bridge
- Multiply Black Pickguard
- Single Ply Body Binding
- Two Volume & Two Tone Controls
- 3-Way Toggle Switch
- Dual P-90 Single Coil Pickups
- Lacquer Finish
Reference Images
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