Epiphone 50th Ann. "1962" Crestwood Custom $299
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It looks cool and classic, imo. I like mid 60's Wilshire with shorter low horn better, but this Crestwood is good anyway. There are way uglier guitars. I can't get that plastic guitar impression tbh - it is beautiful finish on a thin slab of mahogany and it is a lightweight guitar. I don't know about Crestwood, but Wilshires with mini humbuckers are just lookers in person. Tremotone decorated with a piece of rosewood looks just great to me, too.
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Hmm. Just had a look, not a bad deal from GAK.NickD wrote:You can get them for about £260 in the UK, that's pretty cheap for a guitar with HSCFran wrote:I like these and the Wilshires, but no such deals happening in the UK.
I fancy a Gibson-a-like with a traditional tremolo as I've never owned anything like that before. All my trem guitars have been either Fenders or Superstrats.
I'll have a trawl from some reviews...
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My only concern is someone reviewing it said it is difficult to get the action low.
I'm not a basher on guitar, I like low action and light gauge strings.
Other than that I am tempted to pull the trigger on one. It sounds and looks good. Not bought anything new for a couple of years, the case and candy also make the deal seem sweeter.
I'm not a basher on guitar, I like low action and light gauge strings.
Other than that I am tempted to pull the trigger on one. It sounds and looks good. Not bought anything new for a couple of years, the case and candy also make the deal seem sweeter.
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Nice guitar.Too bad the bridge pickup doesn't work.






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All my Epi switches died within like 5 or 6 years of buying the guitars, whether they were the boxy or the phenolic types.Nick wrote:faulty 3 way switch maybe? I seem to remember some Epiphones having that issue out of the box from my Guitar Center days.
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