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Anybody else have one of these? I'm borrowning my Dad's, and am now trying to figure out how to talk him into giving it to me What a cool guitar.

They're great guitars.
My guitar teacher had one and I loved to play that thing...a little out of my price range at the time amp; I don't see them around too often anymore, in my area at least...

I've got a 1952 ES-125, which the ES-175 from that era was basically the same guitar with slanted block inlays, a different tailpeice, and a cutaway. Oh, and better tuners. I love the thing to death.

My dad had one. I learned to play on it (acoustic) right after I got married.

my late 57 (or 58, can't remember)


Originally Posted by seafoamermy late 57 (or 58, can't remember)

Damn Seafoamer, did you mug CC Deville and rip off one of his pink guitar's? LOL!!!!!!!!!!! Got to love 80's metal!!!!

I tried to talk my dad into giving me the guitar, but ended up settling for quot;how about you just borrow it for as long as you want.quot;

Hey foamy, mine looks like yours (albeit beat up pretty bad) except it has a P-90 instead of a bucker.

I had a Blond 1956 ES-175D that a teacher loaned me for like 2 years. It had 2 p-90s. Those things were sweet.

The bucker in mine is the original P.A.F.
It also is sweet.

Enjoy ur new box!

I need a jazz box.
My current choices are between the Heritage 575, Heritage Golden Eagle, or my first choice - Heritage Super Kenny B or Kenny B Groovemaster

Its either one of those or a 175.

My ultimate dream though is the Gibson Wes signature.

Go for the 175 bro... they rule!

I can't believe how versatile a guitar with only a neck pickup can be. On top of that, the tone knob doesn't even work, and it still kicks ass! Speaking of which... if i were to replace the tone control, what value pot and cap and all that shiite would I wanna use (assuming I want it as close to original as possible)?