Epiphone AJ-45S

Korean made guitar, mahogany neck with rosewood with a touch, pine table. The mechanical mimic the mechanical oldschool that makes them just right. The table is adorned with a nice burst effect, the pickguard is black with the E epiphone.

UTILIZATION

The handle is trs enjoyable, rather broad profile with a flat ass, and just along the entire length. The handle is hard ass, unlike my old baby jumbo Lag Primavera on which a game was a bit strong tendency to twist the handle. CHAC is not easy to acute by the dreadnought shape but is acceptable. The game is ais fingers and play the mediator.

SOUNDS

The sound is balanced with acute trs well presented and not serious at all slobbery. Acoustic power is good in playing fingers as the mediator, and the sustain is good. I use our play instead of pop and folk, but this guitar perfectly accommodates the blues and bossa.

OVERALL OPINION

I bought it yesterday and I must say I'm bluffing j'tais went to buy a Washburn D10 S but trying this one I quickly changed my mind the handle is trs agr Able and finishing trs cool. I have gained to 220 with a gigbag but OCCAZ in a perfect state, as given that it occurs between 400 and 500 new, I think I got a good deal. However, I plan to change the mechanisms for oil baths, change the saddle for a bone nut and also to make a short tour in the luthier for a rglage the handle and try to earn some of the action. APRS I was a good guitar for a relatively low cost.