really nice. the only way i can really describe it is twangy. i like it

very nice electronics in this baby. no tuner but it has eq and all that jazz. you can make it sound however you want. also the straplock on one side is cool i guess it's a necessary because of the output jack but it still made me smile

very very nice. the body isn't too big but it doesn't sound flat. the neck is really smooth and when i got mine the action was good so it was smooth sailing

it's really made well. i've bumped it around more times than i can tell and all it has to show are a couple of nicks. if you aren't very good with being careful with your guitar then this is the instrument for you

great great guitar for the price. DO IT!

never used it

the woodgrain on this just makes me want to love my children. it's so nice and shiny. also the epiphone E on the pickguard really gives this baby character. i named mine charlie

active musician

blues, alternative

This is an awesome sounding guitar for the price. Id easily say the best sounding guitar for under $400. Its no Taylor but for the price you cant go wrong.

I didnt like the fact that it didnt have anywhere to attach a strap, but the electronics are great.

Just tune this baby out of the box and get started. The only problem I had was that it is kind of hard to open the electronics to get to the battery. The action on the guitar was fine for me and I didnt have to adjust it at all.

This guitar is beautiful. I havnt had it for long so can't speak on the overall quality but from what i can tell this is a well built guitar, that stays true to the Epiphone name.

This guitar is well worth the price I payed and I would gladly pay up to $400 or even $500

Havnt needed it .

This guitar is simple, yet very classy. The cut-away body gives it a beautiful look.

Hobbyist

Rock/Worship/Blues

With the shadow EQ you can get almost any sound you desire. I had no problem inserting the provided battery into the EQ. I am running the guitar through a Peavy PA and I Love the sound and sustain this EQ provides, It's Geat.

I saw a review which said there is nowhere to hang a strap! I don't know about that guitar, (It may be an earlier version), but mine has strap anchors which came installed with guitar.

There is no learning curve if you have used acoustic electric previously. The playability is Excellent and is worthy of the EPIPHONE LOGO. I did have to lower the action to my liking but that was easy. It has a memorable fingerboard usually found on much more expensive models. I have an early model Epiphone(Sheraton) electric archtop and the addition of this Epiphone Accoustic Electric I should be all set for instruments, (unless I can find a Gretch country Gentleman in pristene condition) lol.

This guitar has NO Problems except the Low Price almost scared me away from this one. All I can say is Try it, It's risk free.

All I can say is it compares to instruments costing MUCH MORE.

I haven't needed support so i van't rate it.

This guitar is in the classic dreadnought cutaway design which is my favorite. I had to have it for it's looks and the Epiphone Name.

Active Musician (40 yrs)

Early Rock (Eagles, CCR , etc.) Country (Southern)