1968 Gibson – ES-330 TDC – Long Neck – ID 6014

Starting in 1968 , it was equipped with a neck joint extending to the 19th fret—just like the ES-335—making it feel much more comfortable to play than the early short-neck models. At the same time, it retains the open, airy, and incredibly direct tone that only a fully hollow ES-330 with its two P-90 pickups can deliver.
This model dates from 1968 and stands out for its pleasantly light weight of just 2,836 grams. The guitar has been professionally refretted and plays beautifully. A Bigsby had once been mounted on it; the holes in the top were professionally filled, and the original trapezoid tailpiece was reinstalled. The original nylon string saddles and Witch Hat buttons are missing, but otherwise the ES-330 is a genuine vintage guitar with plenty of character and excellent tone.

A fantastic choice for blues (see Gary Clark Jr.), jazz, indie, and classic rock—lightweight, resonant, and with the unmistakable sound of a genuine vintage ES-330.

✅ Model: Gibson ES-330 TDC Long Neck
Year of construction: 1968
✅ Made in USA
✅ Finish: Cherry Red
✅ Fully hollow maple body
✅ Neck: 1-piece mahogany
✅ Neck joint at the 19th fret (long neck)
✅ Scale length: 24.75" (628.6 mm)
✅ Fretboard: rosewood, 12" radius
✅ 22 frets (professional refret)
✅ 2x Original P-90 Dogear Pickups
✅ Neck pickup: 8.03 kOhm
✅ Bridge pickup: 8.51 kOhm
✅ Original Trapez string retainer
✅ Previously had a Bigsby installed; the holes were properly sealed
✅ Bridge with replacement string saddles (original nylon saddles are missing)
✅ Witch Hat buttons replaced
✅ Weight: 2836 grams
✅ Chipboard case included