Epiphone guitar amps
Q: i am getting some equipment to play some gigs and start a band and i need to know because the epiphone is much cheaper than fender but the epiphone still says they use real tubes and they do look cool
A: i would say epiphone is a rather decent brand for beginners/amateurs to start experimenting with.
If its a small gig, epiphone is fine depending on where u place your amps, the equalisations and effects you use, and also the stage set up,
Quality: good, great, or excellent/mind blowing
Price Range (most important) equal to or less than 200. and if it has to, 250.
size: doesnt really matter. but the smaller the better.
Guitar: Epiphone lespaul...
Is there a difference in sound between an Epiphone SG Special and an Epiphone Les Paul Special II. I was wondering because I like the sound of Gibson SG and Gibson Les Paul. There is a difference between the two Gibson models, and I was wondering if there was a difference in the sound patterns Epiphone considering they are both starting templates. I know that the Les Paul Special II has no table in maple like other Les Paul models, so they all two the same wood, just mahogany. I heard that a Gibson SG has more of a "Fender as" sound and I was wondering if the same applies to the Epiphone model....
I have a couple of early 80's reissue Stratocasters, an American Standard Fender Precision Bass, and a whole bunch of acoustics: 2 Taylor 12 strings, 2 Fraulini 12 strings, Martin OM-28V, National Style 1 Tricone, National M2, and a Gold Tone Paul... I used to own a late 70's Les Paul Deluxe in tobacco sunburst and an early 80's Les Paul Custom in black. My main amp is a Dr. Z Galaxie, which I love.
Style: Single-cutaway Les Paul Top: Carved maple Body: Mahogany Neck: Set mahogany Scale length: 24-3/4″ Neck profile: ’50s rounded Fingerboard: Rosewood Fingerboard radius: 14″ No. of frets: 22 Fingerboard inlays: Trapezoid Nut width: 1-11/16″... The feel of this guitar especially the neck felt very plastic and cheap and would require a neck scraping to give it a more natual feeling. I am comparing this guitar to guitars between 600 and 1300 dollars....
I play blues at jam sessions with friends- no gigging- I've been shopping for something with tubes for my Jimmie Vaughan Strat -I've played through both at GC-can't seem to make up my mind- any input either way? They're both 15 watts, the Fender...
I've been working for years that I never get the chance to do the one thing that I always wanted to do that is to play the guitar. Recently I made a career change, I now got plenty of time for myself and I want nothing more than to devote my time and
This undated image released by Julien's Auctions shows Les Paul's 1940s Epiphone Zephyr 7133 Klunker Guitar. This item is part of Les Paul's guitars and recording gear up for auction at Julien's Auctions from June 8, 2012 to June 10 in Beverly Hills,
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Paul's guitars, effects pedals, mixing consoles and a grand piano, as well as other personal effects, will go to auction in June. Les Paul's 1940s Epiphone Zephyr 7133 Klunker Guitar. (AP) This year is the 60th anniversary of the commercial release of |
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The tone is more midrange-heavy than a maple-topped Les Paul, and the body bevelling makes it a particularly fun guitar to jump around with onstage. Also, the SG cooperates particularly well with overdriven tube amp power sections, whether cranking out |
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The purchaser's guide to the music industries Manufacturer of: Epiphone acoustic guitars and basses; Epiphone electric guitars and basses; Epiphone strings and accessories; Epiphone guitar amplifiers; ... |
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The Amp Book, A Guitarist's Introductory Guide to Tube Amplifiers Gibson acquired Epiphone in 1957. Before this date, the Epiphone Company made guitars and amps that carried the Epiphone name. Actual Gibson/Epiphone guitar ... |
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The Guitar player book In other words, you can take a guitar amp and try to put a flute through it, and it's going ... Around '60 or '61 he asked me to design an Epiphone guitar. ... |
