compared to the Signature, nickel instead of gold hardware, and a rosewood fretboard instead of ebony Spruce Top, with a spruce top instead of maple and a stopbar tailpiece instead of a Bigsby vibrato, rosewood fretboard, and Alnico III CustomBuckers instead of '57 Classics Derived models 335-S (1980–1983) Loosely related solidbody guitar similar in shape and controls to ES-335 with two Dirty Fingers pickups. CS-336 (2001–?) Custom Shop's first "tonally carved" guitar. CS-356 (2001–?) Upscaled CS-336 with goldplate parts, etc. Vegas (2006) Offset semi-hollow with similar aesthetics to the Trini Lopez - non-reverse Firebird six-in-line headstock, diamond f-holes, and split-diamond inlays. Two variants: Standard - Plain maple top, ebony fingerboard, '57 Classic humbuckers, four finishes: Ebony, Natural, Sunburst, Wine Red. High Roller - AAA Flame maple top, gold hardware, block inlays, Burstbucker Pro humbuckers, four finishes: Desert Sunset, Felt Green, Neon, Roulette Red. Les Paul Bantam/Florentine (1995/1996–) Custom Shop models with thinline semi-hollow-body with center-block. (Note: "Gibson USA Florentine" released in 2009 is a solid-body model) ES-Les Paul (2014-2016) Mash up of Les Paul and ES-335 Les Paul Signature (–) Midtown (2011–2016) Smaller chambered body with f-holes that came in five variants: Standard with dot inlays and BurstBucker humbuckers, as well as optional Bigsby vibrato Standard P-90 with trapezoid inlays and P-90 pickups Custom with humbuckers, block inlays and split diamond headstock inlay, like an ES-355 Kalamazoo, with appointments referencing the Byrdland Signature Bass EB–2 bass (1958–1972) EB-6 6-string bass/baritone guitar (1959–1961: hollow-body similar to EB–2, 1962–1965: SG-shaped solid-body similar to EB-3/EB-0) Related models Origin models Note: in the 1920s, L-4 and L-5 were once electrified by Lloyd Loar, but halted by his end of contract in 1924. L-4 (1911–) The bass model of ES-175 and its derivatives. L-5 (1922–) The bass model of ES-5, Byrdland, ES-350T, possibly ES-225, and these derivatives. Byrdland (1955–) Thinline, short-scale L-5 CES, named after Billy Byrd and Hank Garland. Super 400 CES ([1934]/1950s–) L-50 (1934–) The base model of the first Electro Spanish model, ES-150. The Log (1940) A forerunner of the later center-block semi-hollow models, ES-335/345/355. Related derivative models EDS–1275 Double 12 (1958–) Doubleneck, hollow-body (1958–1962) or SG-shaped solid-body (1962-) guitar with 12 and 6 string guitar necks.Other doubleneck models include: EMS–1235 Double Mandolin (mandolin or short neck guitar & normal guitar, hollow-body (1958–1962) or solid-body (1962-)) EBSF–1250 Double Bass (4 string bass & guitar, built-in fuzz effect) EBS–1250 Double Bass (6 string