Epiphone Sheraton II Reviews

Compare Prices for Epiphone Sheraton II See all prices (4)

• 1

  

  Epiphone Sheraton II

  £422.42

  Go to Thomann Cyberstore website

• 2

  

  Epiphone Sheraton II

  £422.42

  Go to Thomann Cyberstore website

• 3

  

  Epiphone Sheraton II

  £422.42

  Go to Thomann Cyberstore website

*Although we endeavour to keep prices up to date, we cannot guarantee these prices will be correct or that they are the cheapest on the internet.

• Guest 9th Oct 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  
  

  so unbelievably good.
  

  • Read Guest's full review and ratings (3 words)

• Guest 30th Aug 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  I Play all genres of music..Jazz is my style..Found my Epiphone Sheraton in a flea market for 400.00 bucks.I've owned it for 10 years and I don't have any regrets.This one was made in Korea. Super tone ..comfortable neck.The instrument itself sounds darn good unamplified and for old seasoned players like myself that's a good indication of what it would sound like plugged in.I did upgrade my pick-ups w/Sduncans and had a custom bridge carved from rosewood and will be upgrading my pots...but poun ...

  • Read Guest's review (108 words)

• magp56 18th Jun 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  magp56's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  Recently I bought a Gibson SG. I think I paid about double money just for a little bit more of sound quality. I love my Sheraton 6 years old because is an awesome guitar for its price. Good for blues,jazz, rock and more... IMO a bit heavy to play stand up but its weight adds a good sustain.

  • Read magp56's review (58 words)

• sheepgnome 19th May 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  sheepgnome's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  One of the more polished 335 alikes from Epiphone.
  Similar in quality to the BB King Lucille model in finish, well worth a look and play if you want a 335 type box.
  Versatile for Jazz sounds, rock like Ted Nugent, and all round playability.
  Available at a great price from lots of places.
  I have had mine for 12 years and its going nowhere else!

  • Read sheepgnome's review (103 words)

• Teawallah 18th May 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Teawallah's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  The Epiphone Sheraton II is easier to get my playing fingers around the neck than any other guitar I've used, thus easier to play and to play fast .
  It's the guitar John Lennon walloped on stage, yet nobody could hear him, I wonder why ?

  • Read Teawallah's review (45 words)

• Guest 11th Apr 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  my Epiphone Sheraton II guitar was a natural finish MIC i believe, sounds great good sustain, finish is good, can't see dings easily in a natural but looks beautiful, pickups sound good but its all to do with the amp. bits loose but u can tighten everything, the gold wore out quickly but i dont mind it looks used. very well made guitar should stand the test of time if it has been taken care of.

  • Read Guest's review (140 words)

• Guest 26th Mar 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  I've got one of these Epiphone Sheraton II guitars the neck is the best I've ever come across.
  However the only thing is the sg has got much more sustain and probally better toggle switches. (Gibson don't appear to really set up their guitars it needs a decent set up)e.
  
  Don't get me wrong the sg is a grate guitar. But the epip I bought is already set up ready to go.
  
  If your buying a gibson that should be done!

  • Read Guest's review (159 words)

• mpither5 3rd Jan 2009

  Reviewer rating:

  
  mpither5's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  The neck of the Epiphone Sheraton II is nice and narrow considering size of guitar, the rounded shape of neck is fitting to my shovel style hand shape, the sheraton made me feel like a guitar playing grown up! First time for everything. The deep tones and versatility of different sounds are unbelievable. Oh and I fell in love with it when I bought it, lets face it beauty is only skin deep but when you look at something like an sg... ugly is to the bone! Rest my case.

  • Read mpither5's review (138 words)

• MewzikmanC 30th Dec 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  MewzikmanC's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  Beautifuly looking guitar and very well made. Very versatile in terms of tone. Beautifully warm and full body sounds. Sounded great through my Ashdown Peacemake 40 watt valve combo or my Peavey Bandit 112 Transtube combo. Just a great sounding guitar and a joy to play.
  I've played my friends Gibson 335 and it was not far off in terms of sound and playability. A lot of guitar for your money. One I would definately recommend.

  • Read MewzikmanC's review (91 words)

• drobin 6th Dec 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  drobin's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  My guitar instuctor has an early 80s gibson 335, it falls short of that in sound only and not by that much. I just compared my Epi to a Heritage H535 and I'm telling you the Epi won in sound, the heritage felt a little better on electronics knobs etc, but that was it. No way would i buy any other hollowbody for the money it was a steal, if i put some Wolfetone pickups in it I'm sure it would be neck in neck with the Gibson for a third of the price.

  • Read drobin's review (118 words and 1 comment)

• Guest 17th Nov 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  I have a sheraton 11 john lee hooker model with N.Y. minis. I bought it on a whim; I wanted a hollow body. 400. 00 bought it with a nice case. The only thing I have played that I thought played better was the "fretless wonder". I would have never guessed. I was a strat man (high dollar) but this guitar rocks! I know it differs between people but the neck is shaped perfect for me. Made me a better player. I now seek a 56 lp epi. Maybe it was just a fluke but I'd buy another. Sounds awsome throu ...

  • Read Guest's review (128 words)

• Guest 15th Oct 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  Beautifully made, plays like a dream but i think it's overshadowed by the Gibson ES335. Still highly recommended though, buy one today!

  • Read Guest's review (22 words)

• Guest 11th Oct 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  My Epiphone Sheraton II has a deep throaty sound and is light on the action. Fits a niche that my other guitars could not reach, a dream to play.

  • Read Guest's review (29 words)

• Guest 19th Aug 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  The Epiphone Sheraton II has a beautiful design and finish, rich warm sound but the bulkiness is annoying at times. Great guitar.

  • Read Guest's review (22 words)

• Guest 16th Aug 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  Love the Epiphone Sheraton II. Great sound coming from it off a Vox, Fender and Marhall amp!
  Greats looks, great sound, good value for money.

  • Read Guest's review (32 words)

• Guest 21st Jun 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  My Epiphone Sheraton II has faultless build quality, superb tone as good as my venerable snow white Antoria Jazzstar. Why bother with a Gretsch White Falcon when I have a better guitar already.

  • Read Guest's review (56 words)

• Guest 16th Apr 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  I have owned many guitars and always been a snob as far as gibsons and fenders are concerned, i have a gibson les paul an sg and a fender telecaster,i have always liked the look of the sheraton and bought one today ,this guitar is a must for anyone who loves to play regular ,this is a high end guitar make no mistake ,weight looks and sound its got everything warm tones to sharp highs ,only just got it but i can tell you it will be money well spent a great guitar at a great price quality

  • Read Guest's review (128 words)

• alexrosecross 31st Mar 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  alexrosecross's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  The Epiphone Sheraton II is a lean mean strumming machine ! the left-handed version blew away a vintage es335 in sound and looks , excellent thick solid sound & mega sustain - a vintage sex machine !

  • Read alexrosecross's review (68 words)

• Guest 18th Mar 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  LOVE IT the guitar is not only a work of art but also professional quality..I highly suggest this guitar.

  • Read Guest's review (21 words)

• Guest 12th Jan 2008

  Reviewer rating:

  
  Guest's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
  Report this review
  

  
  My Epiphone Sheraton Electric Guitar has good sound, good neck width, and neck thickness. I am impressed with the gold hardware. fine tuning machine. I would recommend you to buy it, you'll never ever regret it!

  • Read Guest's review (49 words)