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I have an (older, not sure what year though) Epiphone Special II that doesn't see a whole lot of playing now that I have my Denelectro. I've thought about putting some new pickups in it, but don't want to spend more than the guitar is worth to replace them. What are some good, affordable options?
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You can get Epi standard SG or Les Pauls depending on the model from 200-500 range. Gibson may be putting out a lot of crap but Epiphone is still producing solid instruments. Or go a totally different route. There are so many low to mid range priced guitars that are fantastic today. |
well I think I am going to pass on the greg bennett. The thing was trashed when I went to go see it :(.
what about this? I could restring it for lefty right? would it be a horrible choice for a first electric? I just love these guitars too much >:-/. How much should I offer if I do (i mean the thing is in rough shape) Vintage 1966-1967 Tiesco electric guitar sunburst - Calgary Musical Instruments For Sale - Kijiji Calgary Canada. |
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And you would restring it the same way Hendrix did. Just switch the strings opposite. |
What kind of work would I likely anticipate. It would be quite fun to have something to fix up.
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Nothing that would cost that much money to have done. Personally I only buy guitar I can try out first, since so many things can be wrong with it. |
Disagree. A guitar that old could easily have stripped screws, a warped neck, the finish could have reacted with a vinyl stand, etc etc.
Essentially, when a guitar is that old, anything could be wrong with it. Without seeing it first I'd be wary. Of course, for £100 it could, easily, be a gem, or a nightmare. No way to tell. As for restringing it lefty - Yes it can be done, but I wouldn't recommend it, simply because the nut might need replacing to accept the alternate guages, and without it you might run into a bunch of problems. |
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Yeah I plan on trying it out will let you guys know how it goes.
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Well the guy never got back to me :( I ended up buying a g-400 sg cherry I like the thing
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Im lying. I realized I want single coil so I returned it to long mcuade. Got a telecaster on the way though! got 180$ off because it had a ding in it. So excited I could poop my pants <3
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Les Paul Supreme, nothing better.
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Epiphone g-400, none to shabby either. Also had a seagull acoustic for a few, had to sell unfortunately.
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I own a Gretsch G5120 and a Gibson SG Classic, and I run 'em through a Monte Allums-modded bluesdriver (or a Rat, depending on the sound I want) into a Bassman 4x10 combo :D
It's simple, and it gets the job done, and then some. For acoustic work, I have a Taylor Big Baby, and my bassist has an Epiphone EJ-160E :D |
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God my horrible luck just got turned upside down. My stupid tele order got cancelled but look what I found left handed for 400. Less that half new!
http://www.myrareguitars.com/guitar-...edo-guitar.jpg Its an airline tuxedo! I'll post pics up later today :) |
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A warwick Buzzard or any ritter bass. But, I haven't that kind of money. :(
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The next guitar I am gettting is a Taylor Solidbody electric. I am getting an orange one with a white pickguard, and a black exchangeable one
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