Anyone know anything about an Epiphone - PR350 M NS

[onewilyfool]

I notice a lot of you guys have Epiphones, and was wondering if anyone has one of these or knows anything about it...thanks...

 

 

Epiphone - PR350 M NS

[Thermionik]

Some acoustic dreadnought variation made with solid (rather than lammy) - played the CE (Cut-away Electrics) and it was a good acoustic, loud and full toned. No idea what MNS stands for..... perhaps Mahogany Natural Sunburst..... who knows. Been around a while ( I played it a year or two back ), and well enough made, if a little uninspiring. I would suspect the second hand market could be cost effective, because I doubt they hold their value too well - but they are a well made guitar. Just find a good one..... few hundred dollars US, couple of hundred pounds sterling, just guessing, but seems about right for good condition in a case.

 

Why do you ask.....

[jefleppard]

good beater. what n!k said pretty much. the mns is hog natural satin. made in korea like everything else. the epis from indonesia are the better made ones right now. the 70's epis are quite good if you can find one well cared for. if you have a serial # there is a site that can date some of them here...

http://www.guitardaterproject.org/

[mastodonluva14]

i have one but i can not find it anywhere or even a picture

[meanstreak]

if it's anywhere near as great as my Epi PR-150 it's probably a pretty nice guitar as long as you don't pay more than $200. no sense in that as you can get a great solid top Epi for under $300 and a masterbilt all-solid for around $500