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Wow my old photobucket account is not only still there but still has all my old pictures. Here she is at 2 days old
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Not an Epiphone I know but I wanted to share. I bought this guitar new in 2009, number 99 of a limited run of 300. A few years later I was in a situation where I needed to sell it and I did, at a loss. It was never far from my thoughts tho so I reached out to the guy I sold it to a few weeks ago and told him I would like to buy it back which he agreed to which I gotta say was really awesome of him to do. Guy took really good care of it too. Anyway, here she is - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uL7SgJ1AulA3L094zXxuR7WeTW7A7X6A/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aQJrQTMIpjKcZ6XEpfql8zHbpiayHAnM/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nQYPRpRtClHUChf2TTmkZGTk3WXrzoZ0/view?usp=sharing Seems I can't get the size of these pics small enough to post without the links 😞
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Sweet looking axe whatever it is 🙂
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At first I was thinking koa for the wood type but taking a closer look at the wood grain it looks like mahogany
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Wow what a crazy looking guitar. While it certainly has an Epiphone name plate on the neck/body joint nothing else about it looks right. But for 80 bucks it might be fun to dink around with, looks like some serious MIDI stuff going on inside.
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I got this one about a year and a half ago. ES339 Pro
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Yeah i can see where that would be confusing. The nut securing the tuner in place, not the nut on the neck.
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The replacement locking tuners I got (slipshots) where also shorter than the originals but as long as the string hole is above the nut there's no problem. Locking tuners don't need a lot of room for extra winding's.
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MOJAVE FADE for Les Paul Standard Plustop PRO
MikeRom replied to Viktorija Arsic's topic in Epiphone Electrics
That looks remarkably like my Gibson Les Paul faded. An incredible likeness - -
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Congrats! My pictures are on my google drive so I just copy the link and paste here. I agree with your assessment on spending big bucks on a Gibson as I have reached the same conclusion recently myself all tho if a CS-336 were to appear at my doorstep I would not be disappointed. Having owned and still own Gibson's, yeah there is a difference but is that difference worth and extra 2 or 3 grand? The neck is more of a 50's style that's why its a bit wider, you'll get used to it Mine which is a year old now was also very playable right out of the box. Where did you order from?
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Gonna need need to see pics as soon as you can put it down long enough. I'll start ... body1 body 2 body 3
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Every single guitar that I've ever picked up at guitar center did this to my fingers. They must order the extra dirty fretboard editions. I don't recall that the 339-pro I got from sweeetwater being that bad tho.
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goldtop NGD: Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro (Goldtop)
MikeRom replied to Viktorija Arsic's topic in Epiphone Electrics
That a beautiful ax. I hope you have many years of enjoyment with it -- 3 replies
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Budget is the driving factor but from what you have have described look for something with a 50's neck . The other neck style is a 60's but those tend to be thinner and narrower. Epiphone is a fine choice but remember you get what you pay for so you know ... don't cheap out. Agree with the standard recommendation. After playing one I found myself wondering why I spent so much more for a Gibson.