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    Default Epiphone ES-339 Review

    Mine is all stock. For now.




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    Mine, too! And it sounds and feels great. A very inspiring guitar.
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    Let me know how you like my demo. I was doing my best to get good tones out of the guitar.
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    You introduction had all the important info like features and price quality relation.
    You managed to get all the beautiful sound out of the ES, especially the humbucked middle position sounded awesome!
    I use that position for a lot of Pop playing. So all in all it's a good demo!
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    Thanks man!
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    Good demo, thanks. I had a Gibson 339 which I got rid of and now regret a bit. But it didn't have splitting which is a nice option. Mine had some tuning stability issues ... is yours solid that way? I'm not in the market right now, but next time .... For the price that does sound great (full props to the playing as well as the instrument, though).
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    My stays in tune really well.
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    Not staying in tune might have many reasons....
    My ES 339 stays perfectly in tune, but I follow the same rundown/process for every guitar I change strings on. Maybe that's the key. The tuners on the Epi are of good quality, too.
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    Hard to say about this one - because every guitar you demo sounds fantastic! Nicely done, Robert.
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    Thanks Ted, I really dig how this guitar sounds in our band... seems to really cut through.
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