Hameln Essex Guitar with Translucent Red Finish Review

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(More customer reviews)my frend owns this guitar. i have seen him play it on many occasions and i think that this is a screaaaming deal for just 260.i recomend it to begginers or intermeditate. no fret buzz. frend comments that frets are sharp

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Epiphone Worn '66 Wilshire Electric Guitar Worn Cherry Review

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(More customer reviews)PROS:
-For under 400 bucks this guitar sounds absolutely amazing.
-What really won me over with this guitar is the the mini-humbucker pick ups.
I've never encountered anything like it before, they give off incredibly warm clean tones
as well sweet distortion when played heavy. This is a major advantage for those with versatile tastes in music.
-If Fender and Gibson mated and had a baby this is what you would get.
The body is really slim and light weight. The guitar feels almost like a slender fender strat,
but plays with that power and boldness you only find in a Gibson.
CONS:
-The strings that came with the guitar however are total crap.
I removed them instantly and put on Gibson Humbucker strings.
With new strings it sounds a thousand times better.
-However one thing I am not used to is that the guitar is extremely slim and super light,
depending on what you are used to playing this could be an advantage. For me personally
I was playing a Gibson Les Paul Custom for years before, it was really thick and heavy.
So I am going through an adjustment period getting used to the feel of this body style.
-Really for the money and the value there is little room to complain.
OVERALL:
-This is an outstanding guitar and really easy to play.
Really smooth and just feels like butter in your hands.
If you want a sweet versatile guitar for under 400 bucks it doesn't get any better than this.

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Epiphone Limited Edition 1966 G-400 Electric Guitar Heritage Cherry Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this a couple months ago, and it's become my main guitar. The heritage cherry finish on the instrument is really beautiful; the picture makes it look a bit duller. Anyways, this guitar sounds great and it has all the perks of of an SG. Easy access to all 22 frets, lightweight, looks wicked. I think this guitar looks like it came straight from hell, that's how cool it is. It has a really dark brown fretboard and all the pieces are black too, so it's just a dark and mysterious masterpiece. The pickups are alright... might have to change. My only real problems with it is that it's extremely neck heavy, which is what'll happen if you buy an SG. I solve this with a Levy's suede leather guitar strap. Also, it doesn't stay in tune for longer than 2-3 days. It goes sharp or flat pretty quickly after I tune it. And the color on the fretboard rubs off on your fingers, but it's easily washed off so that's not a big deal. Other than that... Buy this guitar, you will not regret it! It's a pretty good price too.

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Epiphone Worn '66 Wilshire Electric Guitar Worn Black Review

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(More customer reviews)PROS:
-For under 400 bucks this guitar sounds absolutely amazing.
-What really won me over with this guitar is the the mini-humbucker pick ups.
I've never encountered anything like it before, they give off incredibly warm clean tones
as well sweet distortion when played heavy. This is a major advantage for those with versatile tastes in music.
-If Fender and Gibson mated and had a baby this is what you would get.
The body is really slim and light weight. The guitar feels almost like a slender fender strat,
but plays with that power and boldness you only find in a Gibson.
CONS:
-The strings that came with the guitar however are total crap.
I removed them instantly and put on Gibson Humbucker strings.
With new strings it sounds a thousand times better.
-However one thing I am not used to is that the guitar is extremely slim and super light,
depending on what you are used to playing this could be an advantage. For me personally
I was playing a Gibson Les Paul Custom for years before, it was really thick and heavy.
So I am going through an adjustment period getting used to the feel of this body style.
-Really for the money and the value there is little room to complain.
OVERALL:
-This is an outstanding guitar and really easy to play.
Really smooth and just feels like butter in your hands.
If you want a sweet versatile guitar for under 400 bucks it doesn't get any better than this.


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