Gibson Custom Dave Grohl DG335 Alpine White Limited 37 of 50 2025
Dave Grohl, the legendary 19-time GRAMMY winner and two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, has long been associated with Gibson guitars. Since 2021, he’s been performing with a striking Alpine White version of his signature DG-335 at Foo Fighters shows around the world. Now, Gibson is releasing a highly exclusive run of this guitar, finished in the same Alpine White gloss nitrocellulose lacquer.
This limited-edition model blends elements from the ES-335 and Trini Lopez designs, as specified by Dave himself. It features a semi-hollow three-ply maple/poplar/maple body with bound diamond-shaped sound holes in the Trini Lopez style, single-ply cream binding on the top and back, and a solid maple centerblock that helps reduce feedback.
The mahogany neck includes a long tenon for improved sustain and is carved to a standard Trini Lopez profile. It’s topped with a bound Indian rosewood fretboard, 22 medium jumbo frets, and split diamond inlays made of cellulose. The Firebird/Trini Lopez style headstock is fitted with Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners for reliable performance.
Hardware includes a TonePros ABR-1 bridge with nylon saddles and a locking TonePros Stop Bar tailpiece, offering excellent tuning stability and sustain. The electronics feature unpotted Custombuckers with rough cast vintage spec Alnico 3 magnets, wired to individual volume and tone controls with CTS potentiometers and paper-in-oil capacitors. A Switchcraft 3-way toggle and ¼-inch output jack complete the setup. Gold Top Hat knobs with silver reflectors and dial pointers make it easy to check your settings at a glance.
The guitar was built in 2025, and has three tiny dings; on the back of the body, on the back of the neck, and near the input jack. Previous DG-335 releases sold out quickly and remain highly sought after on the vintage market. This special series consists of only fifty guitars, each signed by Dave Grohl on the soundhole label. This edition was only available through Gibson's website and Gibson Garage locations in Nashville and London, and is now completely sold out!
Description
Dave Grohl, the legendary 19-time GRAMMY winner and two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, has long been associated with Gibson guitars. Since 2021, he’s been performing with a striking Alpine White version of his signature DG-335 at Foo Fighters shows around the world. Now, Gibson is releasing a highly exclusive run of this guitar, finished in the same Alpine White gloss nitrocellulose lacquer.
This limited-edition model blends elements from the ES-335 and Trini Lopez designs, as specified by Dave himself. It features a semi-hollow three-ply maple/poplar/maple body with bound diamond-shaped sound holes in the Trini Lopez style, single-ply cream binding on the top and back, and a solid maple centerblock that helps reduce feedback.
The mahogany neck includes a long tenon for improved sustain and is carved to a standard Trini Lopez profile. It’s topped with a bound Indian rosewood fretboard, 22 medium jumbo frets, and split diamond inlays made of cellulose. The Firebird/Trini Lopez style headstock is fitted with Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners for reliable performance.
Hardware includes a TonePros ABR-1 bridge with nylon saddles and a locking TonePros Stop Bar tailpiece, offering excellent tuning stability and sustain. The electronics feature unpotted Custombuckers with rough cast vintage spec Alnico 3 magnets, wired to individual volume and tone controls with CTS potentiometers and paper-in-oil capacitors. A Switchcraft 3-way toggle and ¼-inch output jack complete the setup. Gold Top Hat knobs with silver reflectors and dial pointers make it easy to check your settings at a glance.
The guitar was built in 2025, and has three tiny dings; on the back of the body, on the back of the neck, and near the input jack. Previous DG-335 releases sold out quickly and remain highly sought after on the vintage market. This special series consists of only fifty guitars, each signed by Dave Grohl on the soundhole label. This edition was only available through Gibson's website and Gibson Garage locations in Nashville and London, and is now completely sold out!
