Description:

Almost every blues guitarist and fan knows his name. Rich Robinson, Black Crowes founding member, has a great reputation for his guitarist skills and for his love for fine guitars.

The new Rich Robinson 1963 ES-335 features what everybody loves of an early 60's guitar: authentic faded cherry finish (named Sixties Cherry), creamy tone and a genuine Bigsby vibrato with the traditional "custom made" plate to cover the stopbar stud holes.

This instrument is dear to many great players and this reissue has been designed exactly the same of the original instrument: maple laminate body, solid center block for enhanced sustain, 1.711"-wide nut, cream binding. The pickup chosen for this reissue are a set of Burstbucker 1 and Burstbucker 2, able to recreate the original PAF tone.

The guitar is VOS treated, gently aged on the finish and on the hardware, to make it look just like an original instruments from the 60's, and comes with a brown hardshell case and a certificate of authenticity.

Technical specifications:

Top Wood	3-Ply Maple/Poplar/Maple
Back & Sides Wood	3-Ply Maple/Poplar/Maple
Cutaway	Period Correct Cutaways
Neck Wood	Mahogany
Neck Shape	Exact Shape as Rich's Original
Fingerboard	Bound Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlays	Small Blocks
Scale Length	24-3/4"
Width at Nut	1.711"
Binding	Single-ply cream binding on top, back and fretboard
Pickups	Burstbucker 1 and 2 with "Black Beauty" Capacitors
Controls	2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3-Way Toggle
Bridge	ABR-1 with Long Studs and Anchors
Tailpiece	Bigsby, with historic "Custom Made" plaque over the tailpiece studs
Tuners	Tulip Button Klusons
Case	Brown Hardshell Case
COA	Yes

Additional info:

Condition:	New
Warranty:	3 years

Free Setup

This instrument is inspected and setup free of charge by our luthier before shipping.

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