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I've seen an ad for a 'hollow body electric jazz Epiphone copy'. It looks budget, similar body shape to a EEJP (but gretsch style tp and no scroll at end of fb) and has Epiphone with the Gibson font on an open book headstock. Wondering if the seller means a copy of an Epi or an Epi copy of something else.
Any one have any ideas?
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04-18-2022 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by jim777
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My vote is for "copy of an Epi". or more precisely "weird looking thing made by god knows whom with Epiphone written on it." Originally Posted by garybaldy
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Looks a lot like that. Originally Posted by John A.
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Junk.
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that’s junk
Epiphone made great copies of Broadways, Casinos, Byrdlands.
I have seen copies of Byrdland’s made at Terada that had gibson headstocks but these were for the Japan market only.
BigMike
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Cheap Chinese guitar with home-shaped headstock and Epiphone sticker. Not an Epiphone.
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Bull's titties.
That said, at least the seller didn't attempt to ask for £2200...
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It's so kind of those Chinese factories to make it so easy to spot a fake. It looks heavy just from the photo. I love those F holes. I'd be tempted to get this just so I could hang it on a hook outside and use it as a classy birdhouse. Hey, Birdland! What's not to love?
I'll bet those F holes make it SOOO easy to install the electronics into this guitar. Full harness in one pop. Brilliant!
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This is a Stagg a300...super low cost brand from latin america. I think the person carved a gibson-like headstock...
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A genuine Stagg? Oh deer! Originally Posted by caue amaral
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Amazing to think that someone invested time and energy in creating a fake epiphone Originally Posted by caue amaral
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