Epiphone Dot Studio

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Street Price: $269.00 / MSRP: $448.00

Great for Rock, Blues and Jazz
By Cartoonist-Librarian on Oct 9, 2009 | 3 out of 3 found it helpful
Pros: Very playable neck, great tone for hard rock, gritty blues and clean jazz. Lightweight, elegant simple design. Great unplugged, too. Pickups are stock, sound good and hot. Bass is warm, the highs are bright, and excellent sustain when overdriven.
Cons: The midrange can get lost, but retrievable with some nob fiddling. The hardware is cheap, so take care (my 5-year-old borked the volume nob, but that's easily repaired.) I will probably replace the pickups when the $ flow again.
Experience: I own it
I bought this used. It was already set-up - and the previous owner put in gorgeous MoP inlays. Bo...
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Veryyy nice guitar.
By Sting conducter on Feb 6, 2010 | 0 out of 0 found it helpful
Pros: Can play most any style from Classic Rock to Jazz. Nice Neck and great semihollow body sound.
Cons: Did not really have an issue with this guitar but I would not try playing metal on it or any other semihollow body for that matter.
Experience: I've used it
An instrument that can switch style with little problem could easily handly Rock, Country, Jazz, ...
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Scale:	24.75"
Nut Width:	1.68"
Neck:	Mahogany
Neck Joint:	Set
Fretboard and Inlay:	Rosewood, None
Binding:	B/N
Body Material:	Laminated Mahogany
Top:	Mahogany
Finishes:	Black, Worn Cherry, Worn Sunburst
Neck Pickup:	Alnico Classic Humbucker
Bridge Pickup:	Alnico Classic Humbucker
Bridge:	Tune-O-Matic
Tailpiece:	Stopbar
Hardware:	Black