Midnight Blues
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Just got this yesterday 2019 Antique Faded Red ES-335... It is Flawless... :salude
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She's very pretty ht! Congrats, HNGTD
Lovin' the Marshall too!




Just got this yesterday 2019 Antique Faded Red ES-335... It is Flawless... :salude
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Not totally true. The two with the open pickups are my personal players. they aren't going anywhere (not yet, anyway). Both were "projects"-Just amazing Charlie. What amazes me more is that you're able to let them go!
Thanks for the pic, Charlie. Drop dead gorgeous! I have a cherry '62, which I absolutely love.They didn't make too many blonde Sheratons before the Epiphone line moved from Kalamazoo to Japan. The shipping totals show only 1 blonde made in 62. Strangely, I currently have two of them, so that calls the accuracy of the shipping totals into question. This isn't a photo of both 62's-this is a 61 and a 62. Can you spot the differences? A Sheraton is pretty much a 355 with mini hum buckers and a Frequensator tailpiece. The Sheraton has cooler inlays. These are wonderful guitars. I like the early Sheratons with New York single coils just as much. Still a relative bargain in the ES market. You can grab a sunburst early 60's Sheraton for half the price of an early block neck 335. The 59's and 60's have a big V profile 5 piece neck. 61 is still pretty chunky and still 5 piece but no v shape. By 62 it is the same as a 335 neck-slim, wide and one piece. .
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Not totally true. The two with the open pickups are my personal players. they aren't going anywhere (not yet, anyway). Both were "projects"- original finish blondes that had been abused and brought back from the junk heap.
love my lefty ES-345!! Uber-rare lefty from 1964.
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They didn't make too many blonde Sheratons before the Epiphone line moved from Kalamazoo to Japan. The shipping totals show only 1 blonde made in 62. Strangely, I currently have two of them, so that calls the accuracy of the shipping totals into question. This isn't a photo of both 62's-this is a 61 and a 62. Can you spot the differences? A Sheraton is pretty much a 355 with mini hum buckers and a Frequensator tailpiece. The Sheraton has cooler inlays. These are wonderful guitars. I like the early Sheratons with New York single coils just as much. Still a relative bargain in the ES market. You can grab a sunburst early 60's Sheraton for half the price of an early block neck 335. The 59's and 60's have a big V profile 5 piece neck. 61 is still pretty chunky and still 5 piece but no v shape. By 62 it is the same as a 335 neck-slim, wide and one piece.
I thought I had posted these before, but only found one BLURRRRRED photo from the Photobucket days.
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