donaldmoon

Hi! Yes, I got one a few wks ago on-sale for $100. (Plus shipping, natch.) Best deal I ever made. And I really like it. I have a Kustom speaker cab (12") hooked up to it and it has a lot of punch. Very warm. Likes: It's well-built & looks great! In back has fx send & return, aux in/out, extra spkr out, & a footswitch hole (Chan & DSP on/off). Lots of character; needs a better name than "Trigger Man"! Dislikes: It's HEAVY. (Gonna have to get me some little wheels.) The Reverb has a level control, but the DSP settings do not. Plus you can only use one at a time. (Buy effects pedals if you're seriously into that.) Mine is "used" & I would love to have a 2-button footswitch, but don't. (Maybe someone can come up with an alternative?) The music store down the street has a box of misc foot-pedals. May just have to try them out. Conclusion: If you can find one of these for a low price, my advice is to grab it. --donaldmoon

I bought an Epi "Sorrento" reissue about a month ago. I was very pleased to find that it came with a free hardshell case. Got it home and noticed that all I had was the key to the case. Several days later I contacted the store as, based on eBay pix, I could see that all the goodies were missing -- esp the "Certificate of Authenticity" -- for whatever that's worth. We later discovered that I had been given the wrong case. The new case contained everything except for the cord and rod wrench. I was relieved. I do want to thank the sales guy that talked me into such a wonderful guitar and also thank the Manager who saw to it that the case was found. Anyway, the point of this is that if you need that "Certificate", make sure that you receive it. I was informed by the company (Gibson?) that they will not create a second copy without physically checking out the guitar it's sposed to represent.