NGD: Epiphone Casino

[Obsessive Compulsive]

Do you know what a good sounding good playing guitar is? Guess not.

Let me help you. It plays good and sounds good. Doesn't matter if it is made of tin cans, carbon fiber, oak, fig, recycled sneakers or what.

He's got a good sounding good playing guitar. Don't hate man. Breathe in his love for all things Beatles and music. Exhale your pain.

Lol...I was mocking the guitar, not the person. I think it's plywood crap nobody but Lennon and Noel Gallagher care about. You need to relax. You didn't design the guitar so no need to get emotional.

[Securb]

You mean, other than keeping people updated of my stupid pickup swap as well as my music related art collection down in Florida for strangers to rob? Come on man, you don't wanna go down that road.

You are right how stupid of me to discuss a pickup swap on a pickup forum. Thank you for making my point.

[Mincer]

Let's get back to the topic, please.

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For the record, I’m not aware of Noel Gallagher ever using a Casino, with one exception: I did see photo of him playing Paul Weller’s Casino once. Noel used Sheratons with mini Humbuckers.

https://www.noelgallaghersguitars.com

Rory Gallagher did own and play a Casino, however. But I guess we all know what an inconsequential hack and poseur he was.

https://www.rorygallagher.com/1964-epiphone-casino/

This has been a public service of "Know your guitars, know your musicians."

[Obsessive Compulsive]

For the record, I’m not aware of Noel Gallagher ever using a Casino, with one exception: I did see photo of him playing Paul Weller’s Casino once. Noel used Sheratons with mini Humbuckers.

https://www.noelgallaghersguitars.com

Rory Gallagher did own and play a Casino, however. But I guess we all know what an inconsequential hack and poseur he was.

https://www.rorygallagher.com/1964-epiphone-casino/

This has been a public service of "Know your guitars, know your musicians."

You miss my point. Casino, Sheraton, Alley Kat, all the same to me. Plywood crap.

The forum would like to thank you for your 'know your guitars...' service. Where did you get your degree from, Cracker Jack box?

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[Mincer]

Switchmasters, ES-175s, an ES-355s are all plywood, and are pretty awesome, expensive instruments. Blanket statements don't inform anyone.

[Obsessive Compulsive]

Hard to believe some people get butthurt their favorite model of guitar get called certain names. It's not your kid so get over it.

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You miss my point. Casino, Sheraton, Alley Kat, all the same to me. Plywood crap.

The forum would like to thank you for your 'know your guitars...' service. Where did you get your degree from, Cracker Jack box?

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Haven't you ever heard a joke before? You never learned how to laugh? I feel genuinely sorry for you now.

[GibSG]

I like my Casino but I noticed that my Casino didn' t sound very well and it made strange steel noises unplugged.
I order a good quality metric ABR-1 bridge at Philadelphia Luthier Tools and a long version of the trapeze tailpiece to reduce vibrations between the tailpiece and the bridge.
The result is incredible, awesome, no more bad vibrations. With the long trapeze tailpiece the feeling is better, The guitar seems more consistent, more precise much more enjoyable to play!

[Wattage]

I spent about a 1/2hr with one today that I really liked, sounded great, played really well too. I couldn't buy it though, the upper fret access was just a deal breaker unfortunately. Maybe down the road I'll reconsider, it certainly had the sound, knew that going in. I just know that it'll get relegated to the sidelines, drats and double drats, foiled again.

Had the same issue with an Ibanez hollow singlecut I was crazy about, the sound was fantastic but I need to get to that the 19th fret too often

[beaubrummels]

I spent about a 1/2hr with one today that I really liked, sounded great, played really well too. I couldn't buy it though, the upper fret access was just a deal breaker unfortunately. Maybe down the road I'll reconsider, it certainly had the sound, knew that going in. I just know that it'll get relegated to the sidelines, drats and double drats, foiled again.

Had the same issue with an Ibanez hollow singlecut I was crazy about, the sound was fantastic but I need to get to that the 19th fret too often

You need a '68-'70 Casino then. The neck joins at a higher fret.

[Wattage]

You need a '68-'70 Casino then. The neck joins at a higher fret.

DIG IT! I never realized they did that, thought those were semi's, cool! Now I need to rob a bank or 2 lol

[Wattage]

Or maybe a Casino Coupe? I've never seen one but I'll be looking

[GuitarDoc]

Let's get back to the topic, please.

Oh, shoot! I was just starting to enjoy the banter.

[Fender_Punk]

GibSG: That's a beautiful casino you got there. I love when a burst spray follows the shape of the body as opposed to the "tear drop" spray pattern.

I haven't had any bad vibrations from mine, but if it occurs, now I have a solution.