The main difference with mine is there was minor headstock repair and the previous owner put in custom lark inlays which adds some nice personality to it. I will post my own review when I get some more time. If any one has more info on these please contact me. There is not a whole lot of info out there on these amazing instruments. Thank you all and if you dont already own one of these I wish you all the luck I had on the price.
Thank you for your review! I found an identical es-150d at a pawn shop for only $350 including a gibson hardshell case! Ive always wanted an es-355 but this suits me much better for my playing style. The main -
Just some clarification to what was said in the video. The guitar was made from '69-'75, not '72. Only about 2,400 were made. It has the master volume on the lower horn, not because it'd be easier to do a fade-out, but because Gibson was losing hollowbody sales to Gretsch - including Chet Atkins. So Gibson started mimicking Gretsch by putting the master volume knob on the lower horn.
Gotta say I love this guitar. My favorite Gibson, next to an old Les Paul.
My favorite guitar... This is a blues honker...a country gentleman.... and a screamin' rocker! I had one in high school while I was on the road the neck warped and I had to let it go... (mine was not the beautiful blond seen in this video... but a dark mahogany) Have had an eye out for one on ebay--- usually around the $4k mark... worth it... but not realistic for my blood...
I recently bought a Jay Turser copy (JT 142) it plays just like my old es-150... sweet--reunion!
really interesting info man. i usually get annoyed at guys who yammer away and don't play the instrument they're "demo-ing", but this was interesting. question: don't your large hands have a hard time with the smaller (late-60s Gibson) neck
(1 9/16ths)? obviously not, but just curious what you're impression is about the narrower nut...
This was almost like a movie on the Hallmark channel. There were points in the video where I was reduced to tears. Like where you couldn't afford the guitar (tension) and then you found the guitar and the two of you were one (release). I feel, well, cleansed. Put some flats on that baby.
The main difference with mine is there was minor headstock repair and the previous owner put in custom lark inlays which adds some nice personality to it. I will post my own review when I get some more time. If any one has more info on these please contact me. There is not a whole lot of info out there on these amazing instruments. Thank you all and if you dont already own one of these I wish you all the luck I had on the price.
Geoffbachman0301 1 month ago
Thank you for your review! I found an identical es-150d at a pawn shop for only $350 including a gibson hardshell case! Ive always wanted an es-355 but this suits me much better for my playing style. The main -
Geoffbachman0301 1 month ago
This is the most interesting guitar demo ever. Thank you!
quicklynamed 1 year ago
Just some clarification to what was said in the video. The guitar was made from '69-'75, not '72. Only about 2,400 were made. It has the master volume on the lower horn, not because it'd be easier to do a fade-out, but because Gibson was losing hollowbody sales to Gretsch - including Chet Atkins. So Gibson started mimicking Gretsch by putting the master volume knob on the lower horn.
Gotta say I love this guitar. My favorite Gibson, next to an old Les Paul.
inthered999 1 year ago
My favorite guitar... This is a blues honker...a country gentleman.... and a screamin' rocker! I had one in high school while I was on the road the neck warped and I had to let it go... (mine was not the beautiful blond seen in this video... but a dark mahogany) Have had an eye out for one on ebay--- usually around the $4k mark... worth it... but not realistic for my blood...
I recently bought a Jay Turser copy (JT 142) it plays just like my old es-150... sweet--reunion!
JockDeFirm 1 year ago
I really really want one of these guitars.
metalcore929 1 year ago
@metalcore929 Check-out: 1969 Gibson Guitar Hallow Body.
ES150DC Cherry Red.
Julai777 11 months ago
@metalcore929 Check-out: 1969 Gibson Guitar Hallow Body.
Just posted ES150DC Cherry Red.
Julai777 11 months ago
really interesting info man. i usually get annoyed at guys who yammer away and don't play the instrument they're "demo-ing", but this was interesting. question: don't your large hands have a hard time with the smaller (late-60s Gibson) neck
(1 9/16ths)? obviously not, but just curious what you're impression is about the narrower nut...
greenfish88 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me what's the price of the gibson es 150 d ?
(My dad bought it in 1970 for 1000 $)
And is this a good guitar for playing in a big band?
JSSEMUS1C 1 year ago
Damn I've been looking for this axe for years thank you
campocat 1 year ago
@campocat Check-out: 1969 Gibson Guitar Hallow Body. On youtube.
Just posted ES150DC Cherry Red.
Julai777 11 months ago
@Julai777 I love it
campocat 11 months ago
my bro owns one of them and it sounds like heaven
unholydarksen 2 years ago
Glad you found your dream guitar. What a cool video.
audiotrax2000 2 years ago
Great story about how you got the guitar of your dreams...Thanks for posting!
tigerfire44 3 years ago
This was almost like a movie on the Hallmark channel. There were points in the video where I was reduced to tears. Like where you couldn't afford the guitar (tension) and then you found the guitar and the two of you were one (release). I feel, well, cleansed. Put some flats on that baby.
erod1944 3 years ago
the blues guitar is what i call it
RockKnowlege 3 years ago
cool never seen that guitar before!
prompen3 3 years ago