Epiphone Goth 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar
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For musical journeys into the shadow world.
The Epiphone Goth 1958 Explorer Hardtail Electric Guitar is made for heavy riffs. Dual Alnico Classic humbuckers give it tonal depth and dark appointments enhance its sinister vibe: black chrome hardware, rosewood fretboard with side markers, and a black satin finish. Mahogany body and neck. XII inlay at the 12th fret. LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece for more sustain and easier string changing,. The master tone control has an innovative integrated killswitch/tone pot that lets you create sonic strobe effects.
Features
- Dual Alnico Classic humbuckers
- Integrated killswitch/tone pot
- Black chrome hardware
- LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece
- Rosewood fretboard with side markers
- XII inlay at the 12th fret
- Mahogany body
- 22-fret set mahogany neck
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Comments about Epiphone Goth 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar:
This is a brutal guitar to play brutal metal. Think Hetfield and the guys from Dethklok. But alas, no EMGs. I think it is one of the better made Epiphones. Clean, well-balanced and easy to play. The neck is wide, and looks cool without the face markers. Relatively light for the size. Again, everything is top-notch but why no EMGs?
Comments about Epiphone Goth 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar:
Great for all kinds of music, exspecially METAL. if you want a good deep tone this is the guitar for you. Love the fretless neck with the 12th fret inlay. thus is truely a best buy for the price. also love the action
Comments about Epiphone Goth 1958 Explorer Electric Guitar:
With the exception of the name on the headstock, there is (in my opinion) no need to choose a Gibson over this. It's a very light guitar with a very heavy sound and it looks ace as well. The shape, the first thing that draws you to it, is as perfect as always and the matte paintjob gives it a lot of character. Add to that the 12th fret inlay and you've got a really nice looking guitar. For playability, this is one of the better guitars I've used. The neck is nice and thin and the scale is just perfect for me; you can move around so quickly on the fretboard. Also it didn't give me trouble when tuning it to B and the sound that comes out of it (dependant of course on amp settings) is fantastic. As far as I'm concerned, if you're a fan of the Explorer but can't afford the Gibson, look no further - the value for money is amazning.
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