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To put an end to the thread about the missing Nashville Historic ES-335 on the very new www.gibson.com I'll post this e-mail coming from Gibson:
William Baugh til mig
Vis detaljer 01.40 (7 timer siden) Svar (...e-mail details)
Hello,
Thanks for writing. Here is a link to the currently produced models: http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Search.aspx
The 59 and 63 are produced at the custom shop in Memphis.
The site is still a work in progress and we apologize. Thanks for your patience.
Thanks again,
William Baugh
Customer Service Representative
Gibson Guitar Corp
Nashville, TN
1-800-4GIBSON
My comment: This means - to me at least - that there is no more Historics coming out of Nashville. Gibsons famous ES-335 is now only made one place - in Memphis.
PS I've asked the same question on Gibson Custom discussion page ( http://forums.gibson.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&m=146652𣳜 ). Still no official answer, but there's a post from a person who was at NAMM earlier this month and saw the new ES custom shop line - and as he reports - they had all "Prototype" and Memphis, TN, on the orange label - otherwise Historic specs.
William Baugh til mig
Vis detaljer 01.40 (7 timer siden) Svar (...e-mail details)
Hello,
Thanks for writing. Here is a link to the currently produced models: http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Search.aspx
The 59 and 63 are produced at the custom shop in Memphis.
The site is still a work in progress and we apologize. Thanks for your patience.
Thanks again,
William Baugh
Customer Service Representative
Gibson Guitar Corp
Nashville, TN
1-800-4GIBSON
My comment: This means - to me at least - that there is no more Historics coming out of Nashville. Gibsons famous ES-335 is now only made one place - in Memphis.
PS I've asked the same question on Gibson Custom discussion page ( http://forums.gibson.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&m=146652𣳜 ). Still no official answer, but there's a post from a person who was at NAMM earlier this month and saw the new ES custom shop line - and as he reports - they had all "Prototype" and Memphis, TN, on the orange label - otherwise Historic specs.
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