Hi,

I've decided to part ways (with regret...?) with my 1980 ES-347.

It's 99% original: I installed a Duesenberg Les Trem and changed the potentiometer knobs.

But rest assured: I kept the original parts, and it's completely reversible. I also have the original case, in very good condition.

Here's the whole description :

Clean 1980 Gibson ES-347 in super-rare Natural finish, all original and in excellent+ condition. That’s actually the first we’ve seen in Blonde/Matural with Gold hardware. Wonderful looking and playing instrument. The ES-347 was a short-lived and very versatile deluxe-version of an Gibson ES-335, more like a ES-355 with its ebony fingerboard, MOP-Inlays and the multibound Custom headstock. There is almostz no play-wear, no weather checking, no cracks, damages or any other hidden repairs. The guitar has a factory built-in coil-tap which gives the player an additional choice of some nice singlecoil sounds. The guitar actually sounds really really good and the coil-tap function is 100% usable and sounds great - not thin but transparent and more clear which works great with overdriven sounds! The original frets are still in very good condition and will last another lifetime. Including original black Gibson hardshell case w/ maroon lining."

Specs:

- Laminated, multibound double-cutaway maple body
- 3-piece maple neck
- Bound ebony fretboard with MOP - block inlays
- Larger Custom headstock w/binding and MOP inlay
- 5-layer black pickguard
- Gibson TP6 fine-tuning stop-tailpiece
- Original factory coil-tab switch
- Gold hardware
- Incl. orig. Gibson hardshell case w/maroon lining