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I m an Australian professional guitarist. I ve done over 3,000 solo gigs since 1997. I m really passionate about collecting Gibson ES-355s and Epiphone Sheratons. I m a former Powerlifting champ from 1986 and I still train.
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Mar 06, 2021
1988 Epiphone Sheraton. Second hand vintage guitar that is as good as new.
I was very pleasantly surprised when I received this 1988 Epiphone by Gibson Sheraton the other day. It's in fantastic condition, not just for its age but it looks and feels almost brand new! In addition, every modification that I would normally make to an old guitar to make it play to my high standards had already been made! It came with Grover tuning machines, Seymour Duncan pickups which sound terrific, the pots have been cleaned, and the frets have been dressed and polished. All I need to do now is fit a Bigsby vibrato unit and it'll be good to go.
Jul 18, 2017
The Bigsby B70
I fit this model Bigsby to all my guitars. Aside from the undeniable "cool" factor, they're functional and add something extra to my guitar playing. If you know how to use them and the things you need to do when re-stringing a Bigsby-equipped guitar, you won't have a problem. The B70 is the Korean made licensed version of the American made B7 and they're just as good in every way.
Sep 05, 2022
Epiphone has a real winner on it's hands with the new Lucille.
I'm blown away by my new Epiphone Lucille. straight out of the case, it had a good enough setup that I didn't need to adjust anything! I simply plugged it into my Marshall practice amp and started to really enjoy playing it. This is my fourth Lucille. I've had two black Epiphone Lucilles, one of which I still own, and one cherry red Gibson Lucille that I unfortunately had to sell for financial reasons back in 2008,
Epiphone have really done a fine job on this new take on the classic Lucille experience. Everything about this guitar oozes quality. I immediately felt at home with my extra-large hands on the neck and on the controls. I don't know what else to say.
The pickups sound terrific. As soon as I turned the amp on and selected the neck pickup, I had Robbie Krieger's slide tone right out of the box! Smooth and silky with great sustain. The bridge pickup is nice and powerful with an ideal tone for biting leads for Blues, as well as a Rock tone that sounds just right for greasy Blues Rock, as well as Hard Rock in the old school field of Cream, Deep Purple, and Ten Years After! This guitar is a definite keeper and won't be spending too long in its case!