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Great Deal on an Excellent Guitar
The Epiphone Limited Edition G-400 is an excellent guitar for people who want a nice vintage styled SG for a fraction of the cost of it's Gibson counterparts. This guitar first of all, has a very beautiful cherry finish that photos don't do alot of justice for. Couple this with the two Alnico pickups, the Grover tuners, and the Mother of Pearl inlays and you've got a guitar which sounds just fine. Although, depending on one's personal preference, the pickups could be changed out for a pair of better quality ones, plus there are issues with the G string going out of tune on mine . All in all a steal from Epiphone for people who don't have the cash to splurge on a Gibson (Note: If you are buying this from the store, I would suggest changing the strings).
Reviewed by Matt on 8/19/2009 who plays Rock, Blues,etc...
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Epiphone SG!!
I bout this guitar a long time ago, right when I started playing guitar and I instantly loved it, but that's because I also didn't know anything about guitars, well now I'm older, better, more experienced, and my opinion is the same. I love this guitar! I have a Very old very amazing Gretsch Semi-Hollow electric guitar that I use most of the time, but when I want a more edgy, heavy kind of sound, I definitely pick up my SG. My first project is to put in new Gibson 66 humbuckers ASAP, and to put in a Bigsby bridge, but other than that, I love it and I wouldn't change anything but the name.
Reviewed by J. Haveard on 9/12/2009 who plays Blues, Rock 'n Roll, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Country, Alternative.
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Same sound, but lower price
This is the best epiphone i ever played. It is so flexible you can play any style. The best part is you can get so far up the neck with ease. It sounds the same as a gibson so why pay for a gibson. All your paying for is the name on the head.
Reviewed by Alex on 8/16/2009 who plays blues, rock .
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ACDC Fans buy this guitar
i bought this guitar a few years ago & the style of the pickups is great. its great for the standard acdc guitar playing but its a fifth of the cost of a gibson. im not going to say that its as good as a gibson but you are getting much more than a fifth of the quality. great guitar i recomend it for any1 who likes hard rock & classic rock. it sounds good with metal but it does not sound as good as a metal guitar. if you play specificly metal & thats it then dont buy this guitar but if you want a durable guitar that can play all types of music at a reasonable cost then this is the guitar for you
Reviewed by GnRMetallica on 8/6/2009 who plays Metal, Rock, Soft Rock.
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very good guitar
ive been playing guitar for a couple of years and i own 2 strats so i desided to give an sg a shot so i gathered together some money and went to gc and i looked around and i saw this one so i played it and i fell in love with it but the only thing i didnt like about it was the fret buzz but it went away over time
Reviewed by jerm-x on 7/31/2009 who plays 80's, 90's and punk.
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beauty
This guitar sounds as good as it looks. A step up from the G 400. The body is a bit thicker. The color is better imo. Comes with Grover tuners. Looks as good as the $1400 Gibson. Sounds very good. Can get many tones from the 2 volume and 2 tone switches. Setup was perfect out the door. Get one before they're gone.
Reviewed by JP on 6/22/2007 who plays rock.
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Incredible Deal - Incredible Guitar
Oh, man this is probably one of the least heard of Epiphones, but it is the best epiphone SG out there. And belive me, you can tell this thing was authorised by Gibson. It's just so wonderful.
Oh and BTW... the machine heads... are Grover. No doubt about it, this is one great guitar. Though I'd swap out the pick ups sometime, they're still pretty good. An all around great guitar.
Reviewed by SGBOSSMarshall on 6/22/2007 who plays Classic Rock, Metal, Blues.
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AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have played guita for a little over a year now, and this is the best guitar I've ever played(and I've played a lot believe it or not). My first guitar was a off-brand strat, and this one destroys it. The ONLY complaint i have is that the G-String goes out of tune quite a bit, but who cares?
Reviewed by AJ Bolt on 9/10/2009 who plays Blues, AC/DC, Metallica.
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Great Guitar!!!
This guitar was a Christmas Present last yr and I've played it everyday since then.This guitar sounds great with any amp especially Marshall's.I have a MG 100FX and its blows people at my churh away.The only thing is the G string is crappy ,but other than that a great bye...
Reviewed by Rockin4Jesus on 9/2/2009 who plays Classic Rock and Contemporary Christian.
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A Fine Guitar That Looks Legendary
I received this guitar for my 16th birthday this year, & I was impressed with it from the start. I'm a drummer with 8 years of experience & a guitarist with a year & a half of experience. The frets on the neck are all reachable, the strings lie close to the fret board, the guitar will stay in tune for a while, & the finish on the body is very smooth & durable. It has that classic '60s/'70s rock god-look that the likes of Pete Townshend & Angus Young carried. The only negative comment I have is that the guitar is a bit top-heavy, a quality of nearly all SGs, but it is easy to get used to after some playing time.
Reviewed by Devon on 7/21/2009 who plays Rock, Alternative.
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