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The ES semi-hollow body guitars from Gibson first appeared in 1958. The Epiphone Dot Electric Guitar looks and feels a lot like a vastly more expensive Gibson ES-335. The Dot features a laminated maple body, a glued-in mahogany neck, and a dot-inlaid fretboard. Its ’57 Classic pick-ups have alnico magnets and and a 3-way pickup selector for growling snarls and sweet, singing sustain. Features 2 volume and 2 tone controls that let you tailor your tones to fit your style. The flawless finish, the stop tailpiece and bonnet knobs gave an authentic touches. If you like to play jazz, blues, gospel, rock, this guitar is great for both beginners and professional players.

Undoubtedlly, one of Epiphone’s greatest contributions to music, the Casino electric guitar is famous for its sparkling sound heard on some of the most revered record in history, and is still in high demand today. The Epiphone Casino electric guitar is made with a select maple body and top with F-holes, trapeze bridge, mahogany neck (24-3/4″ scale), neck and body binding, 2 volume and 2 tone controls, and parallelogram inlays. While previous versions of the Casino had a spruce top, current versions have a laminated maple top, sides, and back, and a mahogany neck.
The guitar’s association with guitarists such as John Lennon and Noel Gallagher has caused the popularity of the Casino to rise and it is now considered a classic in its own right. The Casino was made famous when the Beatles used them on many of their recordings.
If you want a first guitar or a backup at a price every player can afford, nothing beats the Epiphone Casino Electric Guitar!

A true icon guitar, the SG was originally a succesor Les Paul model from 1961 to 1968. This edition of the prized 1962 Gibson SG boasts the power and merciless sustain you expect to shake you all night long … possesing all the bite, tone and comfort of the original at a fraction of the cost! This G-400 features a “Faded” satin finish and “aged” fretboard and headstock inlays for the comfortable broken-in feel. It’s constructed of a mahogany neck glued into a mahogany body with twin Alnico Classic Humbuckers pickups. Separate volume and tone controls for each of the high-output humbuckers give you complete control of your sound. This guitar is ready to rock right out of the box!

Tantilizing to the eye, a luxury to play, the Epiphone G-400 Deluxe incorporates all the SG features you love but with a beautiful Flamed Maple top. Add to that an Alnico Classic Humbucker pickup at the neck and an Alnico Classic Plus at the bridge for original SG tone. All the other G-400 features remain, including the tune-o-matic bridge, an all-mahogany back for maximum sustain and a slim-tapered set neck allows blistering leads. Separate volume and tone controls for each of the high-output humbuckers give you complete control of your sound. Epiphone has created a very attractive and playable guitar.
You can also buy it in an awesome Transparent Blue or Transparent Red finish or you can choose a Honeyburst finish (no pickguard).

Based on the 1967 Gibson SG, the Epiphone G-310 SG electric guitar has all SG style and features you want, but at bolt-neck affordability. The Epiphone G-310 SG electric guitar is an axe that delivers everything from warm distortion to all-out scream. It also has a full pickguard, sports two hot open-coil Humbucker pickups and full controls. Crafted with select hardwood body, bolt-on mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, this guitar features also tune-o-matic bridge, stopbar tailpiece, and chrome tuners. If you’re a beginner or experienced player, you’re gonna love this guitar. The Epiphone G-310 electric guitar carries all the style of the venerable SG, but with a down to earth price.

If you are looking for classic Les Paul looks and a humbucker sound, it is hard to go wrong with the incredibly affordable Special II. That trademark Les Paul shape in an economical package, including two open-coil Alnico V Humbucker pickups – 700T at the bridge, 650R at the neck – for great classic sound and the Tune-o-matic bridge/ Stopbar tailpiece combo for sustain and that signature tone. The Epiphone Les Paul Special II electric guitar is made with a basswood body, bolt-on mahogany neck, smooth 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, and dot inlays. This baby is every bit as handsome as its uptown cousins.

The ES semi-hollow body guitars from Gibson first appeared in 1958. The Epiphone Dot Electric Guitar looks and feels a lot like a vastly more expensive Gibson ES-335. The Dot features a laminated maple body, a glued-in mahogany neck, and a dot-inlaid fretboard. Its ’57 Classic pick-ups have alnico magnets and and a 3-way pickup selector for growling snarls and sweet, singing sustain. Features 2 volume and 2 tone controls that let you tailor your tones to fit your style. The flawless finish, the stop tailpiece and bonnet knobs gave an authentic touches. If you like to play jazz, blues, gospel, rock, this guitar is great for both beginners and professional players.

Undoubtedlly, one of Epiphone’s greatest contributions to music, the Casino electric guitar is famous for its sparkling sound heard on some of the most revered record in history, and is still in high demand today. The Epiphone Casino electric guitar is made with a select maple body and top with F-holes, trapeze bridge, mahogany neck (24-3/4″ scale), neck and body binding, 2 volume and 2 tone controls, and parallelogram inlays. While previous versions of the Casino had a spruce top, current versions have a laminated maple top, sides, and back, and a mahogany neck.
The guitar’s association with guitarists such as John Lennon and Noel Gallagher has caused the popularity of the Casino to rise and it is now considered a classic in its own right. The Casino was made famous when the Beatles used them on many of their recordings.
If you want a first guitar or a backup at a price every player can afford, nothing beats the Epiphone Casino Electric Guitar!

A true icon guitar, the SG was originally a succesor Les Paul model from 1961 to 1968. This edition of the prized 1962 Gibson SG boasts the power and merciless sustain you expect to shake you all night long … possesing all the bite, tone and comfort of the original at a fraction of the cost! This G-400 features a “Faded” satin finish and “aged” fretboard and headstock inlays for the comfortable broken-in feel. It’s constructed of a mahogany neck glued into a mahogany body with twin Alnico Classic Humbuckers pickups. Separate volume and tone controls for each of the high-output humbuckers give you complete control of your sound. This guitar is ready to rock right out of the box!

Tantilizing to the eye, a luxury to play, the Epiphone G-400 Deluxe incorporates all the SG features you love but with a beautiful Flamed Maple top. Add to that an Alnico Classic Humbucker pickup at the neck and an Alnico Classic Plus at the bridge for original SG tone. All the other G-400 features remain, including the tune-o-matic bridge, an all-mahogany back for maximum sustain and a slim-tapered set neck allows blistering leads. Separate volume and tone controls for each of the high-output humbuckers give you complete control of your sound. Epiphone has created a very attractive and playable guitar.
You can also buy it in an awesome Transparent Blue or Transparent Red finish or you can choose a Honeyburst finish (no pickguard).

Based on the 1967 Gibson SG, the Epiphone G-310 SG electric guitar has all SG style and features you want, but at bolt-neck affordability. The Epiphone G-310 SG electric guitar is an axe that delivers everything from warm distortion to all-out scream. It also has a full pickguard, sports two hot open-coil Humbucker pickups and full controls. Crafted with select hardwood body, bolt-on mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, this guitar features also tune-o-matic bridge, stopbar tailpiece, and chrome tuners. If you’re a beginner or experienced player, you’re gonna love this guitar. The Epiphone G-310 electric guitar carries all the style of the venerable SG, but with a down to earth price.

If you are looking for classic Les Paul looks and a humbucker sound, it is hard to go wrong with the incredibly affordable Special II. That trademark Les Paul shape in an economical package, including two open-coil Alnico V Humbucker pickups – 700T at the bridge, 650R at the neck – for great classic sound and the Tune-o-matic bridge/ Stopbar tailpiece combo for sustain and that signature tone. The Epiphone Les Paul Special II is made with a basswood body, bolt-on mahogany neck, smooth 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, and dot inlays. This baby is every bit as handsome as its uptown cousins.