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Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar

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      Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar (102476595)
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An axe worthy of a metal master.

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The Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar is what you want for hardcore, heavy hitting sound. Classic SG attitude is enhanced with mother-of-pearl cross fingerboard inlays, black chrome hardware, and a matching black finish on the solid mahogany body. The slim-tapered mahogany neck is fast and the Gibson USA Tony Iommi pickups put out the firepower required for maximum destruction. The Locktone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece add sustain and make string changing easier.

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Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar Features:

  • Mahogany body
    Ebony finish
    Set, mahogany slim-tapered neck
    24-fret rosewood fingerboard with cross inlays
    24.75" scale
    1.6875" nut width
    Gibson USA Tony Iommi humbuckers
    Locktone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece
    Black chrome hardware




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  • A lot of metal for the money!

    As reviewed by Dusty on 5/15/2008

    I'm a beginner guitarist, my two guitars before this were inexpensive Ibanez'. Metal is by far my favorite music to play, so I was looking for something in an SG, I love EMG pick ups, and they don't look much cooler than this one. This is a lot of guitar for the money. I love playing Black Sabbath songs on this thing! Finger tapping does not work all that well, but since I lowered the action(just turn two screws), and put some lighter gauge strings on it(9's), it's a bit better. That did introduce some fret buzz, but nothing that manifests in the amp. The tone is just incredible, can do very heavy Black Sabbath and Metallica, to some light Steve Vai. Coming from guitars with basswood bodies, to me this thing has excellent sustain. This thing is worth easily 3 times what their asking, and it will be my axe of choice for some time to come. Tremelo would be nice, but as a beginner I have little use for it anyway.

    7 of 7 people found this review helpful.

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  • Amazing

    As reviewed by mike on 1/30/2010

    i have owned this guitar for about 7 months now and im still amazed and the great sound it produces, havent had a single problem with it and it has taken the spot as my fav guitar out of all that i own, it produces great tone and sustain for the price i highly recomend this guitar for those who cant afford a high end gibson

    6 of 6 people found this review helpful.

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  • $599? You're kidding, right?

    As reviewed by Ryan A. on 7/5/2010

    Pinch me. I must be dreaming. Not only is this a kick-ass guitar with dark looks and even darker tone, but it's not highway robbery to purchase it. In my opinion, this SG is much better than the slightly pricier Prophecy SG EX. I would purchase this over a real Gibson any day, because for the price, it's a hell of a buy. You've got everything to love about SGs (devilish looks, excellent playability, lighter than a Les Paul)with screaming pickups. The perfect metal guitar from Epiphone. But if you're gonna get this bad boy, I'd recommend using a hi-gain amp to push the pickups to their fullest potential (even though they work well on the clean channel, too). They mean serious business.

    2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

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