Epiphone J-200 EC Studio Acoustic/Electric - Vintage Natural
EJ200CEVNGH
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EJ-200SCE at a Glance
- Historic Jumbo-200 style design
- Solid Spruce Top
- Grover Rotomatic machine heads with a 18:1 tuning ratio
Details
• Top: Solid Spruce
• Body: Select Maple
• Neck: Hard Maple
• Neck Shape: 1960's SlimTaper D-shape
• Neck Joint: Glued-In, Set Neck
• Scale Length: 25.50"
• Fingerboard: Pau Ferro
• Fingerboard Inlay: Pearloid "Crowns"
• Headstock: Sloped Dovewing with "Epiphone" in Pearloid plus "Pineapple" Inlay in Pearloid
• Truss Rod Cover: 2-Layer; (B/W); With "EJ" in Silkprint
• Truss Rod: 2-way; Adjustable
• Fingerboard Radius: 12"
• Nut: PVC; 1.68"
• Hardware Plating: Gold
• Machine Heads: Grover Rotomatic; 18:1 ratio
• Under-Saddle Pickup: Fishman Sonitone
• Pickup System: Fishman Sonitone (may not be exactly as shown)
• Bridge: Pau Ferro; Classic "Moustache" shape
• Binding: Top = 5-layer; (W/B/W/B/W), Back, Fingerboard, Headstock = 1-layer; White
Gibson J200 V Epiphone J200 Studio V Epiphone J200 Inspired By0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Note: my rating is not worth anything as I have not played this guitar. But I loved my Casino Coupe. Played like a dream... a really good dream!
I've worked retail, and corporate side in the sports industry, and reading everyone else reviews: you must have picked up a few guitars in a bad batch. It wasn't just your singular guitar- there must have a problem in the factory or with supplies, or equally shipping perhaps (humidity/temperature-time of year shipped, change in elevation?). That's weird though- that kind of stuff isn't normative, and to have 2 guitars like that in succession (there's a problem somewhere- the factory should be advised). Olivier below said that it was simply the best purchase of his life!!!! I had my eye on this guitar too. So good to know! Always noodle around fully in the shop, play the entire fret-board- just in case.
Epiphone J2000 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Nice looking Guitar (Has a Buzzing problem )3 of 3 customers found this review helpful
Great guitar2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
If you like it, it's worth it.
Meilleur achat de ma vie!3 of 5 customers found this review helpful
Je joue de la guitare depuis 2 ans. À tous les soirs, et j'adore ma nouvelle Epiphone. Tous simplement le meilleur achat de ma vie!
Qualité vraiment impressionnante. Fini surprenant. Cette guitare est tout simplement incroyable,
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| Product | SKU | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| J-200 EC Studio Acoustic/Electric - Vintage Natural | 690547 |
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Stringed Instrument Performance Assurance Checklist
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We look after the following:
- Inspect finish and hardware.
- Check electronics to make sure everything is in working order. Check batteries on active pickups.
- Inspect strings.
- Inspect frets and fretboard.
- Check truss rod. Adjust for bow and relief.
- Tune instrument to manufacturer’s specified tuning.
- Check/set action height.
- Stretch strings and re-tune instrument and ensure machine heads are working well.
- Check for fret buzz by playing every note.
- Check/set intonation.
- Check/set pickup height.
- Cleaning and professional repacking.
Band and Orchestral Performance Assurance Checklist
We look after the following:
- Proper lubrication of valves and keys.
- Proper pad placement and levelling.
- Proper fit of tuning slides.
- Proper fit of tenon joints.
- Lubricating corks for ease of set up.
- Inspecting the case.
- Safe removal of any shipping corks.
- Ensuring all accessories function properly.
- Inspecting bow hair and test tension.
- Ensuring soundpost and bridge are set correctly.
- Testing tuning pegs.
- Tuning strings to correct pitch.
- Cleaning and professionally repacking.
I lined up these three guitars. A Gibson J200 Studio, The Epiphone J200 Studio (SCE) and The Epiphone J200 Inspired by Gibson. Note the Epiphone J200 Inspired by is not a 'Masterbuilt' guitar - check Gibson's website to see which ones are.
Gibson J200 Studio: The sound was Rich/Full/Superb 10/10.
The Playability was Very Good - 9/10.
The Looks (its a plain version of the J200) - 8/10.
Epiphone Inspired By: The sound is clear but 'middley' it sounds quite different from the Gibson. Lacking base, and it's more obvious the harder you play. When you play it quietly the sound is clear & tuneful (perfect intonation).
Sound: 8/10 - I like to hear that base string thunder.
Playability 10/10 - Yes, smoother than the Gibson!
Looks 10/10 - Yes, even nicer than the Gibson!
Beautiful Flamed Maple, real mother of pearl inlays, bone nut and saddle, flawless finish.
The Epiphone J200 SCE Studio
Gorgeous vintage colour with glossy finish - Beautiful!
Cutaway Body -Gold Grovers, On-board Tuner & Pickup- Full thickness body. The Gibson and 'Inspired By' are both slightly narrower body guitars.
The Sound was fuller than the 'Inspired By' but not as good as the Gibson: 9/10.
The Looks: Beautiful detail and finish, but plastic inlays instead of Pearl.
I swapped by 'Inspired By' for the Studio.
The sound is a deal breaker - it has to sound right.
I would like to play another 'Inspired By' to see if it sounds the same as the one I purchase and returned. Still a great guitar but not the sound I wanted.
The Epiphone Studio J200 sounds great and responds (the sound improves and fills out) when you play a little harder.