Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025)1 / 15
Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 1 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 2 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 3 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 4 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 5 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 6 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 7 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 8 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 9 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 10 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 11 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 12 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 13 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 14 Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025) Photo 15
Giordano Guitars · Masterbuilt

Giordano Tributo Hollow '295' Aged All Gold (2025)

Hollow lightweight mahogany · Sunbear · ES-295 vibe · only 3.13 kg

available to order
Sold
ModelGiordano Tributo Hollow “295” · Aged All Gold
Year2025
StyleES-295 vibe · its own thing
BodyLightweight mahogany · hollow
Weight3.13 kg
NeckMedium C→D
PickupsSunbear
OriginMasterbuilt · handmade in Italy

Videos

Each video only gives a rough tonal impression. Clicking starts the video — only then is a connection to YouTube established.

More Giordano guitars YouTube ↗

We're an official dealer for the superb masterbuilt instruments from Giordano Guitars, handmade in Italy. Nicholas Giordano builds these on his own and makes sure they hold up on sound and feel.

We're proud to present the Giordano Custom Guitars Tributo Hollow “295” in Aged All Gold. It leans towards the ES-295 without copying it — its own thing, and familiar at the same time. It's a design you don't get tired of looking at.

The ageing stands out immediately — you rarely see work this authentic and charming. The colour is spot on, as are the fine details Nicholas works in, like the way the inlays appear to have “shrunk” the way they do on genuinely old vintage guitars.

If you can drag your eyes off the looks and onto the tone, what strikes you is how loud and resonant this 3.13 kg lightweight is.

The neck has a perfect medium C running into a D and plays like butter. To get the resonance of that timber to the amp, Nicholas works closely with Sunbear on the pickups, and once again shows a feel for what makes a high-end instrument work. Consider what a guitar like this would cost from one of the big names and this counts as a bargain. It's worth every penny.