Feature:
The Grover tuners work Great, stays in tune very well along with the Graphite Nut, TOM bridge and string thru body tail all help with the best sustain. The Neck(Suspectful of Bolt On's)put that to rest with Excellent neck and nice joint and jumbo frets all matched to a suprising Body Material(Poplar) and of course the EPI-Actives all come together. together

Quality:
The fit and finish of this MidNight Blue are Excellent and its not a Wimppy Stick and Strings, I think with the way I take care of my Gear it should last me a long time. Just two fly's in the ointment are the Push/Pull Vol.- Active/Standard Pot. It should be reversed with Standard down,Active UP. Second Epiphone shoud have used a toggle instead of slider P/U Switch, but thats it...

Value:
Epi could sell for MSRP and I would Pay !

Desirability:
EM-2/ EX Better curves than some ladies I know

Sound:
The EM-2 EX has a bright and crunchy sound on the Active mode with the EPI-Active P/U's on active and a mellow tone for Blues in the off position. I use it with my Marshall MG Full STK, Kustom HDFX 100 2x12, Raven Practice RG20 1x12 all with on Board FXs and just one Wah and it does an excellent job.

Ease of Use:
All the Mechanics make it Very easy to play. Mine came Inspected and set up right out of the box with a low setting, the way i prefer. Just set the Pups a little. I play Classic Rock and Blues and rides along just Great. Try one out and you will feel it.

Support:
Never had to Call

Overall:
I don't expect to sell,give or lend it to anyone for a long time. Steal it, I'll buy another. House burns I'll but EX and FX.

Feature:
Epi-Actives are nice. Would like to see a tremelo without paying an extra hundred dollarz for a Rose.

Quality:
Not the best Epi out there, but great for my needs.

Value:
Needz mo feachuz, 'sides da pickupz.

Sound:
The sound is excellent.

Ease of Use:
Low action, easy access to upper frets.

Support:
Haven't needed 'em.

Quality:
well made. Nice hardware too,

Value:
Active pickups, $300. HELL yeah

Sound:
The EpiActive are good but not like emgs but since it's active they can easily be installed.

Ease of Use:
low action and nice neck

Support:
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Quality:
goodly made

Value:
one of the cheapest guitar with actives

Desirability:
the quilt top is sexy

Sound:
the sound is cool, it has balls and is versatile

Ease of Use:
low action

Support:
never needed

Overall:
pimp