Epiphone Archtop

Epiphone Dot Studio Archtop Electric Guitar,Worn Vintage Sunburst

Now the 335 semi-hollowbody archtop is within anyone's reach with the cool-looking, yet amazingly affordable Dot Studio Worn models from Epiphone. The well-worn looking finish on the Maple Laminate body makes this guitar look like a much more expensive guitar, yet no guitar in the industry touches is quality for the price. With great semi-hollow sound voiced by real Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups, heavy-duty parts, Maple neck, Rosewood fingerboard, it has everything you need and nothing you don't.

• Lam Mahogany body
• Mahogany top
• 24.75 scale

Rating: (out of 1 reviews)

List Price: $ 499.00
Price: $ 299.00

Epiphone Dot Studio Archtop Electric Guitar,Worn Vintage Sunburst Reviews

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Epiphone ES-175 Archtop Electric Guitar, Reissue, Vintage Sunburst

Epiphone is proud to present our faithful reissue of the ES-175. This fully hollow "mid-size" jazzbox is actually versitile enough for any genre with nice, crisp archtop tone from its all-maple construction. The guitar features Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups, traditional floating Rosewood bridge supporting its Tune-o-matic saddle platform, a Rosewood fingerboard with attractive split-parallelogram inlay.

• Maple body
• Laminate Maple top
• Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups
• Rosewood fretboard
• 24.75 scale

List Price: $ 832.00
Price: $ 499.00

Epiphone Dot Archtop Electric Guitar, Cherry

Since its introduction over ten years ago, the Epiphone version of the venerable Gibson 335 Dot has been wowing guitar players all over the world. The Epiphone Dot with fabulous semi-hollowbody sound voiced by real Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups, heavy-duty parts, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, and chrome hardware is an absolute must for any guitar collection.

• Laminate Maple body
• Maple top
• Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups
• Rosewood fretboard
• 24.75 scale
• Maple top, 24.75 scale

Rating: (out of 1 reviews)

List Price: $ 665.00
Price: $ 399.00

Epiphone Dot Archtop Electric Guitar, Vintage Sunburst

Since its introduction over ten years ago, the Epiphone version of the venerable Gibson 335 Dot has been wowing guitar players all over the world. The Epiphone Dot with fabulous semi-hollowbody sound voiced by real Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups, heavy-duty parts, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, and chrome hardware is an absolute must for any guitar collection.

• Laminate Maple body
• Maple top
• Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups
• Rosewood fretboard
• 24.75 scale
• Maple top, 24.75 scale
• Laminate Maple body, Maple top, Rosewood fretboard

Rating: (out of 3 reviews)

List Price: $ 665.00
Price: $ 399.00

Epiphone Casino Archtop Electric Guitar, Cherry

Perhaps the most famous Epiphone model of all time, the Casino is still going strong. This thin-line full-hollowbody archtop is constructed with traditional Maple Laminate with a Mahogany neck and gives its classic "sparkle" tone through a pair of authentic "Dog Ear" P-90 Classic pickups.

• Laminate Maple body
• Maple top
• Dogear P-90 Classic pickups
• Rosewood fretboard
• 24.75 scale
• Maple top, 24.75 scale

Rating: (out of 3 reviews)

List Price: $ 1,165.00
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Epiphone Casino Archtop Electric Guitar, Cherry Reviews

Review by Zelie Nic:

I bought my Epiphone Casino about five years ago. I was orignally attracted to the cosmetics, and it was a cheaper, thinner, hollowbody.

THere's a surprising range of tone you can get out of those two P-90s. The feel was great too. Had a real low action. Honestly, I never had a problem with the guitar, though if the inpur jack were to fall in the body... or a pot... well, you can imagine the nightmare that would be. Never happened in the five years I owned my Casino.

The only downside to this guitar is that the combination of P-90s and hollowbody doesn't stand up too well to high-gain music. If that's your style, beware; this guitar will feedback.

Review by Michael W. Reeves:

I've owned my casino for around 8 years now. She puts out those rich warm tones that only guitars in the gibson family can give. The only trouble I've had so far is the electronic. The pots and toggle switch have needed to be replaced, but from what I've been told that is fairly common for semi-hollow body guitars. If I had to choose any one of my guitars to keep and give away the rest, she'd be the one i held on to.

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