Dating epiphone sheraton 2
The craftsmanship wasn't terribly impressive, but it wasn't bad. (The Epi stopbar already has the modifications I was planning to make to my Les Paul's stopbar.) Plugged in, the sound is good, but not great. When I get around to changing mine - that's what I'm using. I have owned several including an old Gibson L42 from the 40's, a 1967 ES 175, a late 60's Gretch Country Gentlemen and one of my favorites, a Late 60's Guild Starfire with Bigsby and two hummers. The new Gibsons are expensive and in some of the models the workmanship was less than stellar.
My guitar instructor has a 30-year old example that is just incredible. Overall the Epi Sheraton II is a good guitar for the money. The pickups on mine came a little low so I raised them a bit. Originally posted by bukwheat Flashbazbo, you got to ask yourself, "will I be happy with a copy? A copy is sometimes better for certain purposes than an original, though.
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The Epiphone Sheraton II Pro Electric Guitar honours Epiphone's most influential thin-line semi-hollowbody electric archtop, featuring a stunning Vintage Sunburst finish laminated Maple top and critically acclaimed Probucker™ pickups with coil-tapping and a Graphtech® Nu Bone XL™ nut.
Offering striking looks, the Sheraton II Pro is made from Laminated Maple and topped with a bound "Tortoise" style pickguard with a signature metal "E", as well as a 5-piece laminated hard Maple/Walnut neck with a beautiful Rosewood fingerboard and block/triangle pearloid and abalone inlays.
