Pics forthcoming.
In the meantime, it's a 2007 Tobacco burst Dot Deluxe. It's my first semi-hollow, also first with gold hardware. Sounds great, plays great after some tweaking. The seller had it setup with super low action and almost no relief. My SRV-wannabe right hand doesn't mix with that, so I loosened the truss rod, raised the action, and it plays great. I think it's strung with that weird D'Addario .010-.048 wound G set. I'm gonna redo it .011-.052 and I think it'll play better.
Epiphone has really upped their game with pickups. These aren't the most complex things I've ever heard, but I won't have any problem saving a little longer for gold covered pickups and using these in the meantime. The neck pickup in particular is really nice, and once I've dorked around with the heights and get it restrung, these may end up sticking around for awhile.
I got the thing for a song, and ended up getting a 15 watt Peavey Vypyr with it for next to nothing. The Peavey sounds surprisingly good, especially a clean amp setting with the built in Tube Screamer.
In the meantime, it's a 2007 Tobacco burst Dot Deluxe. It's my first semi-hollow, also first with gold hardware. Sounds great, plays great after some tweaking. The seller had it setup with super low action and almost no relief. My SRV-wannabe right hand doesn't mix with that, so I loosened the truss rod, raised the action, and it plays great. I think it's strung with that weird D'Addario .010-.048 wound G set. I'm gonna redo it .011-.052 and I think it'll play better.
Epiphone has really upped their game with pickups. These aren't the most complex things I've ever heard, but I won't have any problem saving a little longer for gold covered pickups and using these in the meantime. The neck pickup in particular is really nice, and once I've dorked around with the heights and get it restrung, these may end up sticking around for awhile.
I got the thing for a song, and ended up getting a 15 watt Peavey Vypyr with it for next to nothing. The Peavey sounds surprisingly good, especially a clean amp setting with the built in Tube Screamer.
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