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njpaulc replied to the thread Can you identify what kind of Epi Sg is this? Is this a Japan made?.It was in the description on Epiphone's page for the Elitest Casino which they have since taken down -
njpaulc replied to the thread Can you identify what kind of Epi Sg is this? Is this a Japan made?.Epiphone's descriprtion of the Elitest Casino and the 1965 Casino says that they were built in Epiphone's Japanese Custon Shop
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njpaulc replied to the thread Can you identify what kind of Epi Sg is this? Is this a Japan made?.Epiphone . up to 2018, still had a Japanese custom shop where they made the Elitest models.
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njpaulc replied to the thread Biggest/best show you all have played?.Probably The Mortuary Science Club dance at some college in Long Island. They decorated the tables with embalming fluid bottles with...
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njpaulc replied to the thread Help Identifying Gibson SG.Here's a picture of an SG Melody Maker with a large headstock. I knew there were a few.
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njpaulc replied to the thread Help Identifying Gibson SG.I believe there was a period of time in the later '60's when SG Melody Makers had a large headstock.
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njpaulc replied to the thread Firebird Pickups, aftermarket experiences?.Thwe story that i heard was Gibson found the mini's, put them in the Les Pauls and made the pickup rings by cutting up P90 pickup covers...
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njpaulc replied to the thread Firebird Pickups, aftermarket experiences?.The Mini Humbuckers in the '69-'70 Les Pauls were Epiphone pickups. GiBson found a bunch of them as they were closing up shop in Epiphone.
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njpaulc replied to the thread Why doesn't Gibson offer a p90 SG that's hum cancelling in the mid position?.So is putting hand on the strings over the pickups
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njpaulc replied to the thread Legit 1969 Special?.I have an early '69, bought brand new in April '69. It was a transitional year, mine has a different heel (more like a Les Paul SG) and...
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njpaulc replied to the thread New Bands Don't Play Gibsons.Remember Punk, when all the bands played Jazz Masters, Jaguars, Mustangs and Mosrites because they were the cheapest used guitars you...
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njpaulc replied to the thread Popular vibrola players, well known for vibrola use.Andy Powell from Wishbone Ash, Mickey Jones from Man, Jeff Beck, John Cippolina, early Stephen Stills especially when he was playing a...
