BTW, I haven't been one this forum much, but I have the same user name on TDPRI and the Strat forum. I've owned and enjoyed many of Epiphone's hollow/semi-hollow guitars (several. It wasn't uncommon for one of those to go for £+ when Epiphone moved exclusively to China but now you can find 61 and IBJL Casinos as well as. [HOST] › Other Discussion Forums › Other Guitars, other instruments. Temas que marcaron una época y que grabaron a fuego [HOST] It's a great guitar and I'm very happy with it. Also, I have % positive If you're wanting even more unplugged practice tone, consider the Epi Casino Coupe - same body size, but fully hollow, and with decent P90s. WildWill The best way to turn that Casino into a 12 string is simply a 2 step process: 1) Sell the Casino. Looks awesome! The only negative reviews I have read are about the neck heel placement and how it affects playability from the 14th fret up. Es un modelo bastante especial, y. The. . Vintageman, sólo tengo una corrección para tí: La epiphone casino no es una guitarra de media caja, sino de caja entera. Es un modelo bastante especial, y. [HOST] I suspect thinline electric guitars are going to be far less. Here is a TDPRI backing track that I put a lead on with this guitar. Instead of fishing line, I use dental floss - easier to tie a loop around the pot shafts. That's fine, do what you want. Enjoy. If you bought it cheap enough, sell. The two guitar tracks were done with my new Casino, direct into the. It's just fully hollow, rather than having a center block like the [HOST] › › Other Guitar Discussion. Also, the effect that the hollow body of the. Yes, the same size. Epiphone Casino. Here's a pic. I have an "inspired by John Lennon" Casino in 'burst and it's really quite amazing. Uses the same case. Vintageman, sólo tengo una corrección para tí: La epiphone casino no es una guitarra de media caja, sino de caja entera. I'm wondering how the Epiphone Casino P pickups compare to the Epiphone ES P's. The only problem I've had so far is the buzzing bridge others have mentioned. Interesting and educational video on this venerable guitar. I think their motto is that if ain't sportin. I've had it for a little over a year. Here is a TDPRI backing track that I put a lead on with this guitar. Snug fit. The one that features most in these jams is an Epiphone ES Premium. I think my old red Casino had a block under the bridge as well, so I'd guess that's standard on the Epis? This TDPRI thread seems to confirm it. After working on a Gretsch Streamliner and a Casino. I just picked up an Epiphone Casino Coupe in a local trade. Click to expand Many can be found over on the TDPRI Forum.