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Location: big island | http://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/msg/319407702.html
does anyone know what this is? i know what it looks like and $350 would be an absolute steal. |
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Location: big island | maybe it's an epiphone and wouldn't be such a steal. |
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Location: Up North | Headstock looks like an epiphone, fretboard inlays don't look quite like the real LP's. For that price, you could probably pick up a brand new epiphone.
Best thing to do would be to email them and ask for a photo of the front and back of the headstock.
If something looks too good to be true, it usually is. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | It's pretty definitely an Epiphone Les Paul from the headstock shape (I had one). If it is an Epi, and it and the MicroCube are in good shape, GRAB THEM. The price is fair (new Epi gold-tops are around $499 street).
I have a MicroCube and highly recommend it.
Roger |
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Location: Stratford, Connecticut | I had a REALLY GOOD knock off LP a couple years ago that was a real cheapie but good player. This could be one of them.. it was only $125 and it blew me away how good it played. Can't remember the name on the headstock but it looked just like this one. Get a pic of the headstock front and back.. that should do the trick! MJK |
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Location: CT | It's not an Epiphone. It's a knock-off with a Gibson shaped headstock. Probably bolt-on as well. |
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is it an LP gold top?
