I have however played a Tokai Japan ES178 (335 Pro Copy) which belongs to the young guy who runs the local Buskers' Night and I have to say, it's probably the best guitar I've ever played! So much so, that when I got home I immediately looked them up on eBay.…. Gretsch G2622 - neck is slightly thinner, pickups are OK (like the Epi more PAF-sounding than Gretschy. I also think the 335 Pro with the block inlays looks much nicer than the 335 Dot. Between the two (and I’ve had both), here’s my take: Epiphone ES-335 - has a nice round neck, looks the part, pickups are OK - but their build quality is inconsistent watch out for uneven and/or rough fretwork.

Green Dot Bank Email Address Used Cars Reno Nv Craigslist Find My Bus Palm. I've not played an Epiphone 335, but I have played a 339 which was a decent guitar. He added that he joined All Elite Wrestling. If I had my time again, I'd *probably* go for a full size Casino, although I've never owned a 335 sized guitar. I haven't gigged it, but it nails the late 60's Beatles sound through my AC15. The Dot has a warmer, fuller sound, while the Casino has a brighter, more transparent sound. Tonally, it's quite different to any of my current/ previous guitars due to being hollow bodied, and P90 pickups. My observations are that build quality and finish are very good, neck is medium, comfortable and playable, action is low, but could probably be lower with a good set up. I think I paid about £200 for it, and when it arrived it was in pretty much pristine condition. I bought a 'used' Casino Coupe in natural last year when I was on a major Beatles/ John Lennon kick.

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