Epiphone Vintage G-400 Electric Guitar

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Epiphone Vintage G-400 Electric Guitar

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Return of a classic in a very affordable form.

The Epiphone Vintage G-400 Electric Guitar plays fast and is a super value. Epi has re-created this SG-shaped legend using a worn satin finish and aged fretboard inlays that give it the look of a cherished original. Crafted with chrome hardware, a mahogany body and single-piece set neck with rosewood fretboard, LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece for more sustain and easier string changing, and armed with a pair of Alnico V humbuckers, this guitar is ready to rock right out of the box.

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Epiphone Vintage G-400 Electric Guitar Features:

  • Worn satin finish and aged fretboard inlays
    Chrome hardware
    Mahogany body
    Mahogany single-piece set neck with rosewood fretboard
    LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece for more sustain and easier string changing
    2 Alnico V humbuckers
    1.6" nut width
    24.75" scale




Accessories you'll need:

  • Epiphone SG Hardshell Case

    Price: $79.00
  • Musician's Gear 1/4" Straight Instrument Cable

    Price: $8.99
  • FretRest by Proline HT1010 Guitar Stand

    Price: $19.99

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  • Great Guitar for the price

    As reviewed by JERRY R. 708 on 11/22/2009

    Great guitar for the price. I have owned this guitar for a year and very satisfied. Stays tuned, fast fretboard, great finish, pick ups are decent for beginners, mine has no fretbuzz that people seem to mention (I am one of the lucky ones where quality control was enforced here). Only (minor) issues with this guitar would be 1)The loose jack. I press it into the guitar before playing to make sure it isn't loose. 2)Neck heavy. I use a guitar strap with a rubber grip at the shoulder to correct that. I would re-purchase this guitar if I had to do it all over again. 5/5

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  • GREAT GUITAR!!!!!!!

    As reviewed by William on 6/27/2011

    i bought this guitar today and its my new favorite guitar! I can't put it down!!!!!!!! Its finish is awesome and it doesn't show scratches as easily as others plus it looks great! The only problem I had with it is the the neck is heavy and slides down if you let go. But over all this is a GREAT guitar.

    2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • A Lot of Guitar for the Money!

    As reviewed by SubRock on 12/31/2008

    I bought this guitar for my son who is 12 years-old and a natural born guitarist. He can really make it hum. He was bored with my Ovation acoustic and wanted something with some growl to it. The SG is absolutely beautiful. The faded cherry finish is total eye candy. The guitar has the hoped for "throaty" rock quality my son was wishing for and I'm one happy dad. The neck was not a bolt-on which I found surprising for this price range. The pickups could be a little better, but that is easily arranged and we'll do just that as my son progresses in his mastery of the axe. The strings that come with the guitar are adequate, but I'd recommend throwing on a new set of Ernie Ball (or whatever your favorite is) strings to get the true, incredible sound you expect. The hardshell case was just perfect. It has a huge storage compartment for your digital tuner, spare strings and picks. Would I recommend the Epiphone SG 400 to a friend? That's what I'm doing right now! If you have the deep pockets and can afford the Gibson SG, by all means get it! But, if you're looking for a fine guitar with all the appeal of it's more expensive cousin, don't hesitate to get the Epiphone model. It's just what the rock and roll doctor ordered!

    1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

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