All user reviews for the Epiphone Goth G-400

epiphone g 400 Series as is found in all good dairies
no changes (for now) with 2 humbucker alnico P 90 home

UTILIZATION

handle super nice, I hesitated a series ibanez art and testing the frets the fingers so I have eaten banco for Epiphone. after a little wide round the 12th fret but we made it very quickly
on the other hand access to treble is super easy
what surprised me at first it's extreme lightness really appreciate when you play standing up but you have when you release the handle it approaches the ground alone. AC suprend at first but we made it and done a guitar to play on it not to pose with ...

SOUNDS

ACDC fans have always been and remains the metal of the time I wanted an SG without taking a loan for 200 years and is a jackpot of goth OCCAZ G400 has 215 €. its level is the appointment of course was not the sound of a les paul but still, if we take the trouble to properly adjust his amp AC sends be shoes in the early acute notes.en his wishes super long. brouilons a little more serious in high volume but in Dropped D AC passes alone after that depends on the amp. I play a Fender frontman 25 R when I make a clear majority and a Marshall MG 30 DFX for big sound dripping.

OVERALL OPINION

I do not regret my choice and recommend it even to those who want a good guitar without breaking the bank, after it is made not to play near the rock ballads but she is doing great for everything that is blues / rock and even metal

(Originally written by damiansdick/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Made in Asia.

Very nice mat black finish.

Mahogany neck.

Mahogany body.

SG-style set neck.

Tune-o-matic and stopbar bridge.

22 frets.

Two Alnico Classic humbuckers

Volume and tone controls per pickup.

3-way toggle switch.

Typical SG features with Goth finish.

UTILIZATION

Black and varnished neck.

The neck is pleasant, round and rather thick. I like it.

Typical SG playability.

Very nice mat black finish. The XII inlay at the 12th fret looks classy.

The only con:

The headstock is a bit too heavy.

It's surprising in the beginning but you'll get used to it.

That's not the case with the Epiphone Emily.

It's one of the typical SG disadvantages so it's not surprising.

The acoustic sound is good.

SOUNDS

Regarding sound,

I played it with a Marshall 80/80 and a Roland Micro Cube.

Good clean sound, better than many guitars in this price range and even more expensive ones.

The distortion is perfect for rock and hard rock, that's probably the guitar's main strength.

It's made for distortion. If you like powerful and heavy sound, it's the guitar for you.

Power chords and distortion sound very well...

It's a small heavy metal guitar...

OVERALL OPINION

Interesting value for money for heavy metal players.

I wanted an affordable SG model to play black metal.

I wanted either the Tony Iommi model or the Goth G400.

I got it secondhand at a nice price.

I'm thinking about upgrading the pickups with Gibson Tony Iommi models to get an hybrid guitar.

But the original pickups do a pretty good job for heavy metal.

The only con is the weight of the headstock. I didn't have this problem with the Emily model.

Based on my experience I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again although I'm still dreaming about the Tony Iommi model.