Pelham Blue for teh rest of us. (New Epi color content)
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Pelham Blue for teh rest of us. (New Epi color content)
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While low-end Gibson models seriously on the fritz., it seems that Qingdao bods are busy at work to feed us masses with better plans than dear old Henry can muster up.
While low-end Gibson models seriously on the fritz., it seems that Qingdao bods are busy at work to feed us masses with better plans than dear old Henry can muster up.
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I spotted that. I'm thinking it's one of the chambered ones with the bigger body.benecol wrote:Weird isn't it? By my eye, if you compare the positions of the nut and bridges as they appear in perspective, it's the same as scale length as the others.BacchusPaul wrote:Is that third grey guitar a baritone Les Paul?
Some look the same because the body is scaled up a bit too, like the Buckethead sig model.benecol wrote:Weird isn't it? By my eye, if you compare the positions of the nut and bridges as they appear in perspective, it's the same as scale length as the others.BacchusPaul wrote:Is that third grey guitar a baritone Les Paul?
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It's a Wildcat, they've previously come in trans-orange, trans-black, natural flame and turquoise. I think they only come in natural and a Royale version (white/gold with White Penguin binding) now from the Chinese factories, but I could be wrong, those are just the only 2 finishes I see in shops/sites now, and they nixed the turquoise Casinos too.ekwatts wrote:Is the bigger one more like an L5 or L6 or something?
They're pretty cheap compared to other Epi semihollows, $100 less than a Dot right now for a natural one.
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I really wish they had a Epi 335 with a headstock like that. that didn't cost 2kDanHeron wrote:Cool colours. I've always wanted to try out those smaller bodied 335's... 339s I think?
I think these are pretty funky too, if only the white one didn't have gold hardware:
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Yeah, I know about the wildcats, in the second part of my post I was referring to the one further back on the row of black guitars with the three P90s. It looks like a 335 but slightly smaller and with a bigsby.paul_ wrote:It's a Wildcat, they've previously come in trans-orange, trans-black, natural flame and turquoise. I think they only come in natural and a Royale version (white/gold with White Penguin binding) now from the Chinese factories, but I could be wrong, those are just the only 2 finishes I see in shops/sites now, and they nixed the turquoise Casinos too.ekwatts wrote:Is the bigger one more like an L5 or L6 or something?
They're pretty cheap compared to other Epi semihollows, $100 less than a Dot right now for a natural one.► Show Spoiler
The first part of my post I was wondering what the larger Les Paul-type solidbody was on the row of black guitars.
I played a Flamecat years ago (a Wildcat but.. with flames painted on) and I thought it was shit. But the limited edition white+gold one really attracted me, so I wouldn't mind finding one to strum again but nowhere seems to have them. I want to sell the Alden and get another small-bodied hollow electric and the Wildcats are exactly that, and cheap.
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