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MGR/Joseph Moore « Epiphone G-400 Custom »
Published on 12/06/03 at 15:00I got this guitar on sale at Long and McQuade for $510 CAN (not including GST). Before this guitar I had a 3/4 Piranha (ha ha ha) and I really wanted something different. I saw the G-400 Custom and instantly fell in love with its three gold pickups and wonderful tone.
Overall, this guitar kicks ass. It looks awesome, the gold hardware makes it look expensive, and plays awesome, the three pickups can be blended to create unique and kick ass tones.
The only things I didn't like about this guitar is that the neck tilts downward with playing with a strap and the volume controls are kind of confusing at first. Also, you may hit the triple pickups with your pick when playing.
This guitar is really well made (hell, its an Epiphone). It appears to be really solid and the finish doesn't chip easily.
Overall, this is a great guitar. The clean sound is to die for, and it sounds awesome distorted. The gold pickups make it look perfessional and its a great guitar for players of any skills. With it, you can play Red Hot Chili Peppers to Black Sabbath to Rancid. I just can't imagine what the Gibson custom is like...
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Overall, this guitar kicks ass. It looks awesome, the gold hardware makes it look expensive, and plays awesome, the three pickups can be blended to create unique and kick ass tones.
The only things I didn't like about this guitar is that the neck tilts downward with playing with a strap and the volume controls are kind of confusing at first. Also, you may hit the triple pickups with your pick when playing.
This guitar is really well made (hell, its an Epiphone). It appears to be really solid and the finish doesn't chip easily.
Overall, this is a great guitar. The clean sound is to die for, and it sounds awesome distorted. The gold pickups make it look perfessional and its a great guitar for players of any skills. With it, you can play Red Hot Chili Peppers to Black Sabbath to Rancid. I just can't imagine what the Gibson custom is like...
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com