Gibson ES-350T
The Gibson ES-350T is a thinline archtop electric guitar introduced in the mid 1950s, taking the body of the ES-350 and reducing its depth. It has a single cutaway, a short scale length and a pair of pickups with the usual controls, and the shallow body makes the instrument easier to hold while retaining the warm, rounded tone of an archtop. It is related to the Byrdland, which shares its proportions, and like that instrument it was designed for players who wanted a jazz guitar that was comfortable to play standing up and capable of amplified volume without feedback.
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