I'm hearing from many musicians, people who run instrument shops, etc. that Epiphone uses cheap Asian wood. I know that the company is not the same it was when it was American with Greek luthiers,…Continue
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Started by Scott Timberg. Last reply by William Jahnkow May 14.
New to this, sent a message to all members rather than post here. My bad.Commenting on the pleasure of playing my 00 now that its opened up nicely.I use d'darrio EJ16 light strings. Read a post…Continue
Started by Stepan Chornov. Last reply by William Jahnkow May 14.
Hi folks,Said I'd post some pics, so thought might be interesting to make a separate spot for the Epi version of John Lennon's Gibson. It's a nice guitar and in looks, very similar to his original…Continue
Started by Mike Cee. Last reply by William Jahnkow May 7.
Hi all, I became the proud owner of a Masterbilt DR-500MCE today. I traded up from a Seagull S6 as I wanted an all wood guitar with electronics. Absolutely beautiful guitar that sounds awesome! I…Continue
Started by Shawn Nesmith. Last reply by Shawn Nesmith Feb 13.
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Comment by Ed Rhoades on March 10, 2011 at 9:07pm When we practiced tonight, I used the new...well it's from the 90's, but it's new to me...Epiphone Broadway. I just plugged it into the PA, so you can hear it's natural warm tone. The song is one of mine called Moonfall
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Comment by Andy Getch on March 9, 2011 at 7:14pm Edward,
Love the old archtop! Thanks for starting this group. All of my Epi's have been imports, none "vintage", most seemed to have issues. My (re-)starter guitar was a LP special (sold that a year ago). My first acoustic was the John Lennon 160CE, still one of my favorites, a black one bought it used & the bridge lifted shortly afterward, local guitar shop repair fixed the issue. Very bassy and a bit buzzy, but fun to play. Also have a Biscuit (wood bodied resonator) that has a nice tone, I don't play it enough. A sweet-sounding Hummingbird and a PR350 (12-string) that had a cracked neck, also repaired, I keep it tuned down a step.
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