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Epiphone Sheraton II Archtop Electric Guitar
Humbuckers. Gold hardware. Block/triangle markers.
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Description
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The Sheraton II Archtop Guitar features 2 humbuckers, gold hardware, and a Natural finish. The scale is 24.75 in. and the nut width is 1.68 in. The neck joint is set and the neck material is 3-piece Maple. The fingerboard is made of Rosewood with Block and Triangle markers. The body material is laminated Maple, as is the top.
Hardware: Gold
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.68 in.
Neck Joint: Set
Neck Material: 3-piece Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood/Block and Triangle
Binding: Body/Neck/Headstock
Body Material: Laminated Maple
Top: Laminated Maple
Finishes: Ebony, Natural, Vintage Sunburst
Technical Info
Pickups: 2 HumbuckersHardware: Gold
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.68 in.
Neck Joint: Set
Neck Material: 3-piece Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood/Block and Triangle
Binding: Body/Neck/Headstock
Body Material: Laminated Maple
Top: Laminated Maple
Finishes: Ebony, Natural, Vintage Sunburst
Rich semi-hollow body tone with a 3-piece set maple neck and a laminated maple body. Block and triangle inlays on the rosewood fretboard, gold hardware, and a floral inlay on the headstock complete this beautiful guitar.
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Epiphone Sheraton II Archtop Electric Guitar Reviews
10 out of 10
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"Great guitar for the money, I own two and play both constantly!"
Feature:
everything works great on both of mine
Quality:
made solid.. no issues.. survived the 1994 earthquake in Los Angeles very well
Value:
This is way worth the price even if you upgrade some parts
Desirability:
I love it.. wanted it to play jazz on. Each one is different. Played all of them at the Guitar Center in Hollywood. Picked the two best. One natural and one brown sunburst type..
Sound:
sounds warm and round
Ease of Use:
easy to play.. changed the nut to bone in one and ebony in the other
Support:
NO
Overall:
Great axe.. wouldn't trade it for anything. Just a fine value.
everything works great on both of mine
Quality:
made solid.. no issues.. survived the 1994 earthquake in Los Angeles very well
Value:
This is way worth the price even if you upgrade some parts
Desirability:
I love it.. wanted it to play jazz on. Each one is different. Played all of them at the Guitar Center in Hollywood. Picked the two best. One natural and one brown sunburst type..
Sound:
sounds warm and round
Ease of Use:
easy to play.. changed the nut to bone in one and ebony in the other
Support:
NO
Overall:
Great axe.. wouldn't trade it for anything. Just a fine value.
Submitted: 09/16/2008
Style of Music: everything except rap
10 out of 10
"Exellent, Briliant, Marvelous. As SRV would say it is my "Pride and Joy""
Feature:
As it is an Epiphone guitar, it is made with almost the finest materials, its hardware is wonderfull, the pick ups are graet and the knobs as well but what amased me the most was its tuning keys, they are GROVER'S, the same ones used in Gibson's!!!!
Quality:
The quality of this product is very good, but it still is a mass produced guitar made in Korea. IT has a good quality but not as good as the one you would get if you bought a luthier made guitar.
Value:
It is worth what it costs, its the best guitar you could get for 800 dollars, it's by far much better than the Epiphone Casino to set an example, if you would want something really better than this product you might have to spend about 1500 dollars, at least, so for it costs and its range of cost it is perfectly balanced.
Desirability:
Well, it looks just like a 335 so it has an icredible sex appeal. It really makes you look better, more atracttive.
Sound:
The sound of the Sheraton II is just wonderful. With This guitar I can get sound that I couldn't get with my previous one ( I also own an Squire Strato, by Fender). It has a very expresive sound and it's sound is great for playing the blues, or to play rock and roll. It sound perfect when soloing and when playing full chords, it's just wonderful!
Ease of Use:
Its neck is very confortable, you feel as if your fingers are flying throgh it. It is very playable and it isn't too hard to set it the way you want it to sound or to get the sound you expect when playing.
Support:
I haven't had any problems with my guitar yet and I am hoping no to have any!
Overall:
I think I won't change this product, maybe in the future I would supplement it. For this moment it fulls my expectations.
As it is an Epiphone guitar, it is made with almost the finest materials, its hardware is wonderfull, the pick ups are graet and the knobs as well but what amased me the most was its tuning keys, they are GROVER'S, the same ones used in Gibson's!!!!
Quality:
The quality of this product is very good, but it still is a mass produced guitar made in Korea. IT has a good quality but not as good as the one you would get if you bought a luthier made guitar.
Value:
It is worth what it costs, its the best guitar you could get for 800 dollars, it's by far much better than the Epiphone Casino to set an example, if you would want something really better than this product you might have to spend about 1500 dollars, at least, so for it costs and its range of cost it is perfectly balanced.
Desirability:
Well, it looks just like a 335 so it has an icredible sex appeal. It really makes you look better, more atracttive.
Sound:
The sound of the Sheraton II is just wonderful. With This guitar I can get sound that I couldn't get with my previous one ( I also own an Squire Strato, by Fender). It has a very expresive sound and it's sound is great for playing the blues, or to play rock and roll. It sound perfect when soloing and when playing full chords, it's just wonderful!
Ease of Use:
Its neck is very confortable, you feel as if your fingers are flying throgh it. It is very playable and it isn't too hard to set it the way you want it to sound or to get the sound you expect when playing.
Support:
I haven't had any problems with my guitar yet and I am hoping no to have any!
Overall:
I think I won't change this product, maybe in the future I would supplement it. For this moment it fulls my expectations.
Submitted: 10/05/2006
Style of Music: Blues, Rock, Brit Pop, sixties rock
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