The Gibson ES-350T is a Gibson electric guitar. Close alternatives include the Gibson "Old Black" 1953 Les Paul and the ESP Iron Cross. It pairs well with the Roland Cube Street and the PRS Archon.

Gibson ES-350T

Gibson · electric guitar

The Gibson ES-350T is a thinline semi-hollow archtop introduced in the mid-1950s, with a large seventeen-inch body, shallow 2.5-inch depth, short scale and, in its later humbucker-equipped form, dual PAF pickups. The thin body reduces bass feedback and gives a slightly hi-fi voice, pairing semi-hollow warmth with a sharp, punchy attack and bright, energetic character. It became a defining early rock and roll instrument in the hands of Chuck Berry, who used it on most of his late-1950s hits, and it also excels at blues, R&B, rockabilly and western swing. Expressive and touch-responsive, it keeps riffs clear and punchy without turning muddy.

  • warmth
  • rockabilly
  • blues
  • rhythm
  • bright
  • expressive
  • responsive
  • touch

Genres the Gibson ES-350T is commonly used in

  • Rock
  • Rockabilly
  • Blues
  • Jazz
  • Swing
  • Country
    citedInferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.

Amps that pair well with the Gibson ES-350T

Pedals that stack with the Gibson ES-350T

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What are good alternatives to the Gibson ES-350T?+

The closest matches in character are the Gibson "Old Black" 1953 Les Paul, the ESP Iron Cross, the Fender Stratocaster American Standard.

What pairs well with the Gibson ES-350T?+

Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: Roland Cube Street, PRS Archon, Blackstar Series One 200 — Run Roland Cube Street after it and the thin edge settles into something more full.

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