• Epiphone Limited Edition Dot Studio Electric Guitar


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The Epiphone Limited Edition Dot Studio Electric Guitar, A New Twist on the Rock and Roll Machine The Epiphone Dot, Epiphone's version of the venerable ES 335 ‘Dot’, has been wowing guitar players all over the world for a decade. Vintage models, with vintage problems, can't compete with the Epiphone Dot, which is simply one of the best deals today for guitar players who want the classic sound of an ES 335 at an affordable price.

Epiphone Limited Edition Dot Studio Features:

  • Mahogany neck and body retaining much of the style of the 1958 classic
  • 2 Alnico Classic pickups with a hotter bridge pickup, and simplified tone circuitry
  • Produces a wide range of tone that will adapt to any musical style
  • Fitted with chrome hardware to round out the classic vintage style tuno-o-matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece
  • Has all the tone and functionality of the ‘Dot’ but with a fabulous Cherry or Sunburst finish

Epiphone is long famous for its own original semi-hollowbody models from the 1950s Kalamazoo, Michigan era, including the Riviera and the Sheraton. During the same time those guitars were being designed and constructed in Kalamazoo, the ES 335, first introduced in 1958, became a favorite of blues, rock, country, and pop acts for its elegant design and wide array of colorful tone combinations.

Now, the Epiphone Limited Edition Dot Studio, named in reference to its worn finish and plain fingerboard, opens up the availability of the sustain and resonance of the semi-hollow design for a bounty less than most solid body guitars. The ‘Dot’ is the same axe that has been the bell weather of every rock and roll breakthrough. And now for the first time, the ‘Dot’ puts that classic sound and over 40 years of refinements in your hands, the Epiphone way.
Epiphone Limited Edition Dot Studio Electric Guitar Specifications

  • Body Material: Laminated mahogany
  • Top Material: Laminated mahogany
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Neck Joint: SlimTaper ‘D’ Profile
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood
  • Fingerboard Radius: 12 inch
  • Scale: 24.75 inch
  • Nut Width: 1.68 inch
  • Neck Pickup: Black, open coil Alnico Classic Humbucker
  • Bridge Pickup: Black, open coil Alnico Classic Humbucker
  • Controls:
  • Pickup Selector: Epiphone 3-way toggle
  • Tailpiece: Black LockTone Tune-o-matic StopBar
  • Hardware: Black
  • Machine Heads: Grover 16:1

 
 

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LarLesPaul from Ohio
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Cool guitar - especially for the price
General
Your general opinion of this product.
Been wanting a 335-ish guitar for a while and picked this up at a local music store for $199.00 because they were going out of business. Generally prefer the real gibsons but have been impressed with a lot of the latest Epiphones, so when i saw it for $100 off I went for it.
Quality
Would you consider this product to be made well? How dependable?
The guitar is very well made... beautiful satin faded cherry finish with black binding and black chrome hardware.
Playability and Feel
How does it feel, Heavy, Fast, Chunky? How was the neck? Are the controls easy to get to while playing?
Had to make a few action adjustments but once done plays very well. Neck, weight, body size all feel VERY comfortable. if you have to have dots on the neck to play it doesn't have them, but does have them on the side of the neck.
Tone
Bright and snappy? Dark and smooth? Were the pickups hot, mellow, thick, thin?
one volume and one tone for both pickups works very well. the toggle switch can select bridge or neck pickup (or both in center). Love the center and neck pick-up tone. Sounds great especially on jazz & blues, but gives that "Beatle Casino" sound with some over-drive on rock tunes.
Action
How was the action out of the box?
Not terrible, but I made some additional adjustments for my personal taste. Once done it plays great.
Finish
How did the stain or paint job look?
great finish.. satin faded cherry with black binding and black chrome hardware
Reliability
How has it stood up over time?
don't know... just got it
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