It does not have the push pull switches for the single tap
I wandered into my local GC the Sunday after T-day this year, and they had a sale on the Trad Pro line. I took one home with me. I think I had it for 3 weeks before I realized it had the push/pull pots on it. I don't use them either. The only Epi 335 they had that wasn't in that line was one of the figured Blueburst ones. I tried them side by side and couldn't tell a difference, so ended up with the one with the price tag 1/3 lower. I also thought it was funny that they put an IG s/n in it. Maybe they're just doing that to all the models right now.
I had a Gibby 335 for 3 or 4 years before I finally traded it away. There were things about it that always bothered me. All the screwed up things on it seem to be fixed on this Epi model. Sitting in the quiet of my music room, I don't think the Alnico Classic Pro pups are as articulate as I remember the 57 Classics in the Gibby being, but they're good enough I've got no plans to immediately swap them. It amazed me when I pulled the Epi off the wall at the store and after I got it home that I now have a 335 that I don't feel like I'm fighting to play that cost me right at 25% what I paid for the other. Maybe I just ended up with a Friday afternoon Gibson, but Epiphone just keeps getting better with their price to value ratio.
Enjoy.