like Gibson’s own GA-79T. For many players, the ES-345 hit the sweet spot between form and function, offering a little more glam than the ES-335 with the same easy playability and tonal versatility.

In 1960, the ES-335 was an instant classic ... snappier tone that rock and roll and country players demanded, and also enabled the use of Gibson’s solid new Tune-o-matic bridge and stop-bar ...

Now it’s the turn of the ES-335. The ES-335 needs no introduction. It has been a mainstay of the Gibson catalogue ever since its launch in 1958, when that groundbreaking centre block design ...

First unveiled in 1959, the ES-330 distinguished itself from the similarly shaped ES-335 with a pair of ... to bring the ES-330 back to the Gibson catalog so players can once again have the ...

A collection of rare guitars anonymously donated to a charity shop, including two favoured by Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan, ...

Yet that hasn't stopped Gibson tinkering with the design over the years. And if there is a criticism of the ES-335, it's that it's just too big for many players. Most recently Gibson addressed the ...