2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used

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2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
2002 Gibson ES-333 Electric Guitar, Worn Brown With Case - Used
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Description

The Gibson ES-333 debuted in the early 2000's as a stripped down version of the ES-335.  It features a satin finish, rear control access for electronics, no pickguard, and a silkscreened Gibson logo in lieu of the inlaid version.  The model rose to popularity once Tom Delonge from Blink 182 unveiled his own signature take on the model.  This guitar plays well across the neck, and has substantial sustain due to the maple center block inside the semi-hollow body.

The front of the peghead has scratching and discoloration over the "Gibson" logo.  The back of the peghead has a deeper scratch that runs from the bass to treble side.  There are some indentations on the back of the neck between the nut and the 3rd fret. The top and back have multiple dents and scratches over the surface.  The guitar is structurally sound.  Most of the metal parts of the instrument have visible oxidation and some rusting.

Specs

Body Material
Laminated Maple
Neck Material
Mahogany
Fingerboard Material
Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius
12
Fingerboard Inlay
Dot
Neck Profile
"C"
Scale Length
24.75"
Tuning Machines
Green Key
Nut
1.695"
Bridge Pick-up
498T
Neck Pick-up
490R
Controls
2x Volume, 2x Tone, 3-way switch
Bridge
Tune-O-Matic with Stop Tail Piece
Finish
Worn Brown
Case
Original Hard Case
Weight
8lb 3.5.oz
Year
2002
Modifications
The saddle, one of the pots, and all four knobs have been replaced.