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Epiphone Releases Limited-Edition 50th Anniversary 1961 Casino Guitar

Epiphone has faithfully reproduced these features for a one-of-a-kind retro look not found on Casinos produced after 1961. We're proud to offer musicians the opportunity to once again experience what makes one of Epiphone's most versatile guitars so special. Introduced in 1961, the original Casino had a combination of unique features that ultimately were never offered beyond that first year. Classic Vintage Styling and Unique Features. , President of Epiphone. These include the triangle metal logo badge on the headstock, "Dot" fingerboard inlays, a blank two-ply "bullet" trussrod cover, a tortoise-colored pickguard with foil "E", and black dog-ear P-90 pickups.

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The Epiphone Dot (ES 335) would be a good electric guitar for those who prefer hollow body types and with the number of frets being 22 and the scale length

Buy Epiphone Dot Studio Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar

Builds on Epiphone's capacious custom of archtops such as the prominent Sheraton and Emperor. Simplified controls and minimalist styling get ready for intimate functionality and smart visual allure while mighty Old-fogeyish Alnico V Addition pickups give it fertility of gnaw. Depiction on the prototypical 335 vibe, with maple top, back, sides, and set neck, the Dot Studio guitar dishes out hot blues and in ruins when overdriven or thick jazz tones thoroughly. The adjust dimension is 24-3/4", with a nut wideness of 1-17/25"

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I really need some help...I have an Epiphone Dot Studio and I would like to fit a Bigsby vibrato tailpiece to?

Mar 27, 2010 by hugo_yap | Posted in Other - Music

I want to fit a Bigsby vibrato on my Epiphone Dot Studio. Will that damage my guitar? I read on Wikipedia that Bigsby can be installed without altering the body of the guitar too much. But then again, that's wikipedia. anyone can...help clarify things?

Well, you do need to screw the tremolo unit onto the top of the guitar, so it does leave permanent marks of course.

That said, adding a properly installed unit like this can actually increase the sustain on the guitar like your (see video

| Mar 28, 2010

Torbjorn | Mar 28, 2010

What color should I choose for the Epiphone Dot Studio?

May 17, 2008 by Brandon | Posted in Rock and Pop

Here's the link:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Epiphone-Dot -Studio-Electric-Guitar-and-Amp-Pack-513 151-i1320790.gc

I'm planning on buying this pack, but the only problem is, I don't know what finish I want!! I've narrowed down my

I'm partial to black guitars, so I'd probably choose that. The Worn Cherry color is also very nice looking. I'd seriously consider that as well.

You won't have a problem with the paint peeling on either, and I highly doubt they get

guinnessx | May 18, 2008