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• Guest 19th Oct 2009

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  Ithink the casino has a beutifull sound and is very atracktive howeer, I found the tail stock anoying because it but in the way but not every one gets that.
  

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• davm444 1st Feb 2009

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  It was hard to decide between the Natural or Sunburst Epiphone Casino, but I took the natural, not even thinking about the Lennon-ish-ness of that choice. It's got a great bound neck, and plays very well, but try to get the intonation right? And the bridge wires rattle, but that can be cured with a dab of clear nail polish. You can play anything on this. I was using it in a jazz combo....maybe it wouldn't be too credible for playing death metal.

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• Yukihyo 3rd Jul 2008

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  Overall, I would give Epiphone Casino the thumbs-up. It looks good, is generally well-finished at the price, but most importantly, it plays & sounds great! I replaced the pots with US made CTS versions, and the p/u selector with a Switchcraft. Makes one hell of a difference I can tell you! The original pots have little variation until you come to dead-spot where both volume & tone dissolve into a mush! (For anyone contemplating this change, and if you're not technically inclined, get a ...

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• Guest 4th Apr 2008

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  The Epiphone Casino is a "must have" guitar for jazz, classic rock, pop, blues, country and modern stuff too. Like every guitar with her own sound, you may like it or not. For me is one of the best guitars ever made from Epiphone in his long history. Don't waste money buyin' Elitist series, Custom Shop series....Casinos made in Korea in the early '90s are great. You might consider to change the pickups, Fralin or Lollar stock are a good choice. Mine is from '92 and the Epi pickups still do the j ...

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