$3,499
This circa 1959 Gibson ES-330T was converted from a single pickup guitar to a double pickup guitar, essentially becoming an ES-330TD. There is a nicely done wooden patch in the center of the guitar where the original...
$11,500
This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1960. It shows significant play wear including dings, dents, and scratches, but there is no structural damage and there are no cracks or repairs. The finish is original although...
This ES-330 is from the transitional period of specification changes, featuring a 14° head angle, the wide nut used prior to the change, and chrome parts. The color is Iced Tea Burst Finish that is newly added . Minor...
$3,650
This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1970. The headstock was badly broken at some point, but has been correctly repaired and is stable. The finish is original. The tuners have been changed to Grovers, and the...
$5,995
1960 Gibson ES-330, Tobacco Sunburst finish, P-90 pickup,’60 neck profile, 1 & 11/16th inches wide at the nut, Weighs only 5 lbs 9 oz, The tailpiece is replaced with a reissue, Easy set up with sweet low action, Fine...
$10,999
Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Very Good vintage condition with normal wear for an instrument of this age, including scratches, dings, nicks, and natural aging of parts and finish....
$7,500
Just in to the shop is a 1968 Gibson ES-330 in Cherry. This guitar looks absolutely fantastic and it puts out killer tones to match its beauty. It features a maple body, rosewood fingerboard, two dogear P90 pickups,...
$9,695
Rare 1961 Gibson ES-330 TDC in a vibrant Cherry Red finish. The ES-330 is a fully hollow electric guitar known for its bright, resonant tone, often favored by blues and jazz musicians. This particular model boasts a set...
$5,995
1967 Gibson ES-330 TD, Sunburst finish, Two P-90's with Chrome covers, Original Kluson tuners, Light weight, Fun to play! Very Good condition,1960’s Victoria hard case, $5,995
$6,500
This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1968. It is the "long scale" version of the model that was only made in the late 60's. The guitar shows play wear, but no structural damage. The finish shows checking and some...
Near mint '59 ES-330, stock, plays great, one of the nicest you'll ever see. *HOLD.