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Epiphone Robb Flynn Love Death Baritone Flying V
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Great Sound

By: Grimleeper      Submitted: 6/10/2014

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didn't like it

By: Kerry from cedar lake, In.      Submitted: 8/6/2012

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Product Rating I would have rather bought a Gibson v guitar. Cheap looking and it comes setup terrible. The break angle on the tail piece is way to steep, it buzzes no matter what strings and setup I did. I sold it. Your general opinion of this product. A Gibson v would be a better choice for a few hundred dollars more and the value is there also. Its big, light weight, the neck is good, sounds good through a 6505+ you can't hear the buzzing, if you want to get rid of the buzzing strings, your action will be really high. Its a bad a** sound metal guitar, great for chugging and power chords. a gap between the peg hole and one tuner, some scuffing and the ends of V-BODY. NOT GOOD.
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Kind of disappointed

By: Dubsak from Harrisonville Mo      Submitted: 6/16/2012

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I found the fit and finish very lacking. Korean guitars are usually, fairly well made. This one, however, I didn't like. Finish problems in the clearcoat, where several of the frets were put in. I even seen another one on ebay, with the exact same problem. A for attempting to give the guitar a lot of features at a reasonable price point, C for putting it all together. I sent it back, so can't really comment on the reliability. Wouldn't expect any future problems, but I didn't want to make it that far.lol Your general opinion of this product. I was disappointed overall with this guitar. I really wanted to like it, because I'm a huge fan of Rob, and wanted a baritone. I just couldn't live with the fit and finish. I ended up buying a Schecter Hellraiser EX after sending this one back, and it was a night and day difference in overall quality. I don't want it to seem like I'm totally ragging the guitar...maybe I built it up in my head, and was expecting too much. The Schecter blew me away, though. Neck was really thick, which is fine....I wouldn't really say "fast". Really simple controls. Playability was decent. I was disappointed in the tone. Since it's a baritone, I expected crisp, clear chords down in standard B tuning...but for some reason, it sounded really muddy. It was probably due to the fact that the guitar was begging for a setup, but I didn't make it that far, since I knew I was sending it back. Paint job looked nice, but there were several spider lines in the clearcoat, coming from where the frets were put in. Action was extremely high out of the box.