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electric guitars

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EPIPHONE SLASH LES PAUL CLASSIC (MODEL ENSH)

The SLASH LES PAUL CLASSIC (MODEL ENSH) was made between 1997 and 2000

EPIPHONE SG SPECIAL (MODEL ESGS)

EPIPHONE SG '61 STANDARD ELITIST (MODEL ELSGS, JAPAN)

EPIPHONE SC-450

Epiphone SC-450 electric guitar

The SC-450s were made in Japan by Matsumoku from 1976 to 1979.

The SC-450 has a three piece maple body with a scroll on the upper horn and a German carve around the body. The set neck is also three-piece maple with an ebony fingerboard, dot inlays and brass nut. Scale length is 25.5 inches, and the fingerboard width is 1-11/14 inches at the nut. The 24 fret neck joins the body at the 21st fret.

Hardware is chrome plated including a fully adjustable tune-o-matic bridge and stop tail-piece.

EPIPHONE Riviera 12-String (Reissue - ETR2)

Epiphone Riviera 12-string reissue electric guitar

EPIPHONE reissued the Riviera 12-String (as model ETR2) between 1997 and 2000. Pickups were mini-humbuckers, but some had full sized humbuckers. Crown inlay on headstock. Body & neck binding

EPIPHONE S-900

Epiphone S-900 electric guitar

The Epiphone S-900 was a superstrat, like the S-600 & S-800, but the S-900 was the top of the range S-model and had a bound, neck-through body which was cambered on the top.

Source: Epiphone catalog 1986

EPIPHONE S-600

EPIPHONE produced the S-600 between 1986 and 1989. The Bennder tremolo was replaced by a Steinberger KB unit from 1988 onwards. The headstock shape changed 4 times: the original pointy Jackson style headstock had to be changed to a rounded version to avoid a lawsuit, then in 1988 they had hockey-stick shaped ones which changed again in 1989 to a crooked elongated hockey-stick shape.

EPIPHONE SC-350

Epiphone SC 350 electric guitar

EPIPHONE made the SC-350 between 1976 and 1979. The SC-350 has the characteristic SC body with scrolled bass bout and German carve. The three-piece bolt-on mahogany neck, has an ebonized maple fingerboard with white dot inlays. The chrome hardware is the typical Gibson style configuration with 3-a-side tuners, wraparound bridge, 2 humbuckers, volume/tone controls, 3-way selector. It came in the Mahogany finish, only.

Epiphone SC-350 owner Bill Ware reports that his guitar (bought in the early 1980s) has single-coils under
the humbucker pickup covers.

EPIPHONE S-800

EPIPHONE manufactured the S-800 between 1986 and 1989

EPIPHONE S-400

Production of the S-400 began in 1986 and ended in 1989

EPIPHONE S-310 Left-Handed (Model EGS1L)

Manufacture of the S-310 Left-Handed (Model EGS1L) began in 1999

EPIPHONE S-310 Custom

The S-310 Custom was made between 1995 and 1996

EPIPHONE S-310 (MODEL EGS1)

EPIPHONE produced the S-310 (MODEL EGS1) between 1986 and 1999

EPIPHONE S-210 (MODEL EGSO)

EPIPHONE manufactured the S-210 (MODEL EGSO) between 1998 and 1999

EPIPHONE Riviera with Vibrotone (Model ETRI)

Production of the Riviera with Vibrotone (Model ETRI) began in 1997 and ended in 1998

EPIPHONE Riviera Elitist 12 (Model ELR12, Japan)

EPIPHONE PRO

Production of the PRO began in 1989 and ended in 1992

EPIPHONE RIVIERA

The main production period for the Epiphone Riviera was 1962 to 1970. A few were also made by Gibson in Nashville in 1993-1994.

EPIPHONE RIVIERA (MODEL ETRI)

With twin “New York” mini-humbuckers and solid center block, the Riviera maintains vintage appearance and thoroughly modern tone with reduced feedback

Model: Riviera
Pickups: 2 "NY" Mini-HBs
Hardware: Chrome
Scale: 24.75"
Nut Width: 1.68"
Neck: Set
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fretboard: Rosewood
Inlays: Parallelogram
Binding: Bound body and neck
Body material: Laminated Maple
Top Material: Laminated Maple
Tailpiece: Frequensator

Source: Epiphone catalog 2003

EPIPHONE RIVIERA ELITIST (MODEL ELRI, JAPAN)

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