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  1. I may visit this auction. I probably wont bid on this, but it certainly is a looker.

    Early 70s serial no: 130259

     

    It is not in great shape, but no serious problems. Needs fret levelling, set up etc. Headstock has been repaired. Condition described as 'Fair'. Est £1000 - £1500

     

     

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  2. No, Im just curious cause of the huge raise in price for a studio. When I can find a Standard/Traditional/Classic for almost the same price. Was looking for a Alpine White Studio 2016, but it is like 900 dollars more expensive than 2015. With same specs. It doesn't make sense.

     

    I wasnt aware of the price hike until you posted.

    Are there still any cheaper 2015 Studios around? (Assuming you don't mind those).

  3. I was just thinking if anyone knows why the Les Paul Studio now has an increased price with ca 900$ ?? Mean, it's the exact same specs.

     

    Kid, were/are you looking to buy a LP Studio then?

    Has this increase made you think otherwise?

  4. I bought one 2 days ago and I didn't get any of that stuff.

     

    I have to retract this and appologise to Epi. I was packing cardboard (including the guitar supply box) into my recycling bin today and these items tumbled out of the folded interior sections:

     

    1. User’s Manual -

    2. Epiphone Bumper Sticker

    3. Epiphone 2-Sided Poster

    4. eSonic/eSonic-2 User’s Manual –

    5. Truss Rod Adjustment Wrench –

     

    I like the poster best. I may hang it in my studio. The 'wrench' is an Allen key that will go into my tool drawer (I have many of these).

     

    The sticker? Don't know! yet...

  5. I was waiting for him to post a picture of his actual guitar but that never happened.

     

    I always thought it was a good idea to take them out of the case and give everything a quick polish and oiling several times a year at the very least.

     

    I think I've located the grease nipples on my guitar. One at the lower bout end and another where the neck attaches.

  6. There have been a lot of questions recently from our customers asking “what comes with a new Epiphone guitar?” Here’s a list of what should be included when you purchase a new Epiphone instrument. If you do not receive these items, please ask your authorized Epiphone retailer about them.

     

    1. User’s Manual - This covers all the basic information about the care and use of our guitars as well as warranty details.

    2. Epiphone Bumper Sticker

    3. Epiphone 2-Sided Poster

    4. eSonic/eSonic-2 User’s Manual – This goes into details regarding the features, benefits and use of our preamp system that is used in most of our acoustic/electric guitars. This comes with only acoustic/electric guitars.

    5. Truss Rod Adjustment Wrench – Remember… if you don’t know how to adjust your truss rod, don’t attempt it. You could do permanent damage to your instrument. If you think an adjustment is needed, take it to an authorized service center.

     

    Additionally, some of our guitars are priced including hard case or gigbag. Here’s a quick list of our current price list models that include cases.

     

    • Inspired by John Lennon Casino (‘1965” and “Revolution”): Hard Case

    • SG-Express : Gigbag

    • Emily the Strange G-310: Gigbag (and strap)

    • Zakk Wylde ZV Custom: Hard Case

    • LP-Express: Gigbag

    • Les Paul “Tribute”: Hard Case

    • All “Packs”: Gigbag

    *Note: All hard cases include a locking latch with key.

     

    If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us at:

    • U.S.A.: 1-800-444-2766 or service@gibson.com

    • Europe: 00+800-444-2766-1 or service.europe@gibson.com

     

     

     

    Thanks for your business!!

    Epiphone

     

    I bought one 2 days ago and I didn't get any of that stuff.

  7. Ebony can be lighter in colour. Luthiers & carpenters all grade wood. Sometimes a different grade will show a coarser grain or a hue variation.

     

    I have 4 ebony fingerboard guitars. When I bought the last one I was convinced it was rosewood (it didnt help that the pickguard & tailpiece cover were black ebony). Only by careful inspection could I tell by the grain that it was really ebony. This was confirmed by the shop and later by the luthier who did the set up for me.

     

    I concur that the pictures of rosewood shown here dont look like ebony. The grain is the best indicator.

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