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Epiphone Wood? 24 Replies
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
Tags: spruce, woods, acoustic, Epiphone
Started by Scott Timberg. Last reply by William Jahnkow on Wednesday.
EL00 3 Replies
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 on Wednesday.
Epiphone EJ160E John Lennon model 19 Replies
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.
New Masterbilt Owner 3 Replies
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 Edward Sparks on April 8, 2012 at 6:23am -
Dean, Yep...I think that's very common! Good for you though for fixing it yourself. Edward
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Comment by Newbie Dean on April 8, 2012 at 6:07am -
I got my PR350E cheap because the electronics didn't work. At the time I didn't care 'cuz it was my first git and I didn't have an amp. Talking to a tech at a shop got me looking at the piezo p/u under the saddle. He told me to make sure it was VERY straight and parallel to the saddle. When I changed strings, I readjusted it and everything is working FINE now. All I need now is an amp. Keeping It Fun, Dean
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Comment by Edward Sparks on April 8, 2012 at 4:49am
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Rev., here's wishing you luck..."repaired electronics" may be a good bargaining tool to get the price lower, and if you don't need electronics then that works for you...if you do need electronics, then you get a refurbished pickup that will work for you! Let us know what happens! Edward
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Comment by Rev. Matt Fontana on April 7, 2012 at 8:33am -
Hey guys wish me luck because I've got my eye on a pre-owned Epiphone EJ-200 CE. They're only going to put a price on the guitar after they fix the electronics and I'm sorta chompin' at the bit to "git my hands on that axe"!
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Comment by Ted Hechtman on April 2, 2012 at 9:12pm -
I think I found it at the link below. New about 150 Euros or about 200 bucks, Mostly it appears this was a guitar sold in Europe (mostly I suppose.
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Comment by Ted Hechtman on April 2, 2012 at 9:07pm
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Comment by Ted Hechtman on April 2, 2012 at 8:59pm
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I think the link (hey....it rhymes) below may be the guitar.
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Comment by Ted Hechtman on April 2, 2012 at 8:58pm
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Comment by Edward Sparks on April 2, 2012 at 8:22pm
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Ted, I sure don't!
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Comment by Rev. Matt Fontana on April 2, 2012 at 7:53pm
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Hey Ted, that's cool. Is that an all Koa body like something Fender used to offer?
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