LocusLarsen
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My friend has a Epi Classic and loves it. He upgraded to that from a Epi Special. Just had to put that in.
Epiphone Guitars
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BluesMeister
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If It's Korean It's Samick
Mmm, not quite. My Epiphone BB King Lucille was made by Aria Guitars in Korea. Source: Gibson's Customer Relations in response to a serial number query of mine. My Lucille has a stamped serial number and a different s/n stencilled in white over the top of it.
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BluesMeister
Buck62 said:If it's made in Korea or Indonesia, it's just another Samick-made guitar.
Mmm, not quite. My Epiphone BB King Lucille was made by Aria Guitars in Korea. Source: Gibson's Customer Relations in response to a serial number query of mine. My Lucille has a stamped serial number and a different s/n stencilled in white over the top of it.
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Neil Ogilvie
Still Learning.......
Every Epiphone les paul I've played had a very distinct difference between it and a Gibson, except for one, but it was a modded one so it was kinda a different thing all together.
However, every Epiphone SG I've played - only two however - have been brilliant guitars. Weird.
However, every Epiphone SG I've played - only two however - have been brilliant guitars. Weird.
Hard2Hear
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The Dot is an awesome addition to a Strat. It is the one Epi guitar that I think really has a personality of its own. It looks like a 335, but it plays and sounds like its own guitar. The sound and feel are both great, especially for a very classic rock sound. A plain Dot through a JCM2000 TSL sounds like a million bucks. They are gritty and have great tone and sustain. If you're going for a classic or a british rock kind of sound, I highly recommend the Dot.
H2H
The Dot is an awesome addition to a Strat. It is the one Epi guitar that I think really has a personality of its own. It looks like a 335, but it plays and sounds like its own guitar. The sound and feel are both great, especially for a very classic rock sound. A plain Dot through a JCM2000 TSL sounds like a million bucks. They are gritty and have great tone and sustain. If you're going for a classic or a british rock kind of sound, I highly recommend the Dot.
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TheGuitarMan
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Fab4ever said:
John Lennon. That's why.
love the dot ive got solid black tooo cooool. i had a buddy jamming with me on the weekend a solid srv strat player and he tried out my dot for a set it was awsome to hear him play but also to hear how much he enjoyed playing it. its a great guitar. i use to have a tel squire and so this is a new world of sound for me.