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cliffmac

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  1. That guitar looks just fine he is going to love it. No worries on the sound hole. As for the E you should be able to gently peel it off with heat like hairdryer and tweezers.
  2. Also if you do indeed have a major flaw with this guitar register with epiphone for the warranty and get in touch with them they are awesome when it comes to customer service.
  3. Can You Post a Picture of the Problem Area around the sound hole?
  4. No doubt it is solid my friend ENJOY!!
  5. According to Epiphone Wiki the EJ200CE has a laminate top and the EJ200SCE is a solid Sitka spruce top so if it is a EJ200sce She is solid without a doubt.
  6. In the case of Sunburst it would be VS {vintage sunburst} not S
  7. No not even close but it does come with a solid top as do the others without the "S" designation
  8. I disagree Any Masterbuilt Dr500 MCE Is solid wood top as well as the EF500CCE, Dove Pro, IB1864 Texan, Dave Navarone Jane, and of course the EJ200CE, and the Pro 1 Ultra
  9. wow that's the first bad comment I've heard about the AJ500me

  10. I saw the pics and wow truly never wanted one till now
  11. Doesn't matter what it is. How beautiful is that!!
  12. I agree this SS Stewart archtop has a lot of history behind it. The previous owner about killed it but I'm going to save it cause it deserves it. Price of guitar and parts 100 bucks price of accomplishing something I'm proud of PRICELESS!!!!
  13. Unless you have a serial number or a model number it is one hell of a task but if you do have those contact epiphone or check out the un official epiphone Wikipedia site
  14. Before the sale to ECL, the possibility of producing Epiphone product in Japan had been taken under consideration and by 1970, Epiphone production in the United States shut down and moved to Matsumoto, Japan. However for the first few years of production, Epiphone guitars made in Japan were actually rebranded designs already produced by the Matsumoku Company. The Epiphone line was now a virtual orphan in the guitar world. Models gradually improved. In 1976, Epiphone introduced the Monticello, a series of scroll-body electrics, the Presentation, a new range of flat tops, and the Nova series of flat tops along with the Genesis solid body line. By 1979, the Epiphone product list was gathering speed, with over 20 steel-string flat tops and electrics
  15. As far as the Japan made guitars its all hit or miss Quality was an issue back in the day ( 1970's )
  16. From what I know the FT120 Excellente is a hit and miss but that's epiphone for you the hits are worth between 100 to 250 and the Ft !60 was an early Texan attempt rare and worth 200 to 400.
  17. Would you consider selling your AJ500ME for he right price?

  18. ok so all I get is clicks and pops hard to play on guitar.

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