It was inevitable that PRS, Gibson, and Fender would end up with their "overseas" guitars coming up in price until they become premium brands in their own right. I don't begrudge Epiphone for coming up with a "top of the line" guitar for $1,299 - it's not for me, but it's definitely going to sell. They look killer. But I do think these brands need to be careful. Squier and Epiphone both still sell models of guitars in the "budget" range, but the more they increase prices, the more budget players move to other less expensive brands.

@I.M.Guitar-Nerd

Жыл бұрын

It's going to be brands like Sire that fill the void left in the affordable ranges as Epiphone's prices go up. Look for off-brand unknowns too, I have an EART, (Electroacoustic Art,) headless in the style of a Strandberg Boden and it is amazing! for less than $500 this guitar is in the quality range of guitars costing 3 to 4 times as much, I absolutly love it!

@Claimjumper55

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100%. Two years ago I was shopping in the PRS core, Gibson, ESP and Fender USA tier. Now I'm in either the used market or the Epiphone, E-II, LTD, PRS S2, Fender MIM tier. I'm glad I bought my higher end guitars when they were relatively affordable. These new Epiphones do look, and sound, amazing though and I understand the pricing in today's economic conditions. Still there's something in my brain that sends warning signals when I try to spend over $1K on an Epiphone.

@bingobongo1615

Жыл бұрын

Issue is that at that price range you already get a Gibson and are very close to a really good Gibson. I’d always get a SG standard or Les Paul special over these

@conorfurlong

Жыл бұрын

At that price, I would bet it won’t sell. What you can get elsewhere for that price, you’d be a fool to buy these.

@conorfurlong

Жыл бұрын

@@bingobongo1615 exactly

Love the raw playing. Some truly stellar moments on your out. We’ll done!

I used to have an Ibanez Lawsuit Flying V and loved it. I have a newer model Gibson Explorer and it’s probably my absolute best and favorite guitar. While sitting down and playing, the Explorer is probably the best guitar I own for how comfortable it is to play in that position. Standard up it’s just the same and so well balanced.

@TheJeffcurran

Жыл бұрын

I had two Ibanez Rocket Roll Vs from 1976 and they were my main and backup stage guitars for years. I put DiMarzios in them at the time. They were great guitars. I also had a 1977 Ibanez Korina Destoyer (Explorer) which was also great.

@Proc112

8 ай бұрын

I agree. Nobody believes me when I say the explorer is the most comfortable guitar, but it really is

Wow that’s the first time I’ve seen the captain play standing up.

@jaredray7001

Жыл бұрын

The Captain?!?! Standin up?!?! You don't say!!!! Lol

@miromax811

Жыл бұрын

He was also playing standing up in an older Flying V and Explorer video

@andrewpappas9311

Жыл бұрын

I mean, you kinda have to with Flying Vs

@DerekHartley

Жыл бұрын

He's always stood up when they've done live concerts.

@seanzinger

Жыл бұрын

Was also standing for a Firebird video

Great review as always! Thanks

I bought a Gibson Explorer brand new in 2019 for £1150. That was the full price. Currently they're like £1700. Granted mine isn't a special edition, and I guess if you want a legit Korina V/Exp then it's 10k, but jeez £1300 for an Epi is expensive!

@bartlettpsj

Жыл бұрын

Definitely rather pay a little extra for a Gibson made in USA that is now Plek'ed rather than a Epiphone made in China that probably needs a proper setup and leveling - any day of the week.

@andreaswagner8356

Жыл бұрын

Remember, they have the original Gobson PUs installed. These alone give you about 300.

@adamwatson6916

Жыл бұрын

I paid 1500 Canadian after tax for a 2018 gibson explorer in January of 2019 . The the same guitar now called the original collection explorer is 2300 Canadian plus tax a 1000 dollar increase in 3 years.

@Masterfighterx

Жыл бұрын

@@andreaswagner8356 And for $400 less, you can get the '59 Epiphone LP with the same electronics.. Gibson plays off Korina as being a special rare wood, which it definitely isn't. It even doesn't look like Korina but Mahogany with Mahogany. Oh, and they're made in china. I don't recall other brands have guitars in the $1299 range being made there, but high end Indonesia or Korea.

@user-wv1eu1wj2y

Жыл бұрын

Well i just paid 2300 for my new white gibson V , and waited 2 years for it . True to Gibson form ( i own 12 ) , it was nothing but problems with finish and one bad tuner. So im glad i saved a thousand dollars and got a epiphone that has NO issues . just my experience.

I was a Hetfield fan growing up in the 80s so I love both these Guitars , I own both but sadly not Gibson I have both ESP models unbelievable Guitars Icons and will never die out .

Kudos for a great demo guys. Also, 🤣 for Pete's "Shiny" Moana reference!

I have a 98 Epiphone korina v reissue and it is a beast of a guitar i cannot wait to try one of these and see how they stack up!

Could you guys make some used gear vids too?? I know it’s not the bread and butter, but it would be really neat to see some common used/vintage gear from the UK. Thanks!

You guys should have done a blindford challenge for these guitars. It would be interesting to hear what Pete says by playing and comparing them blindfolded.

@chipchiperson679

Жыл бұрын

You should check your ears if you think an epiphone, which is a sub Gibson brand with cheaper parts and cheaper quality wood could even come close to sounding like a Gibson

@continentalaquatics2725

Жыл бұрын

@@chipchiperson679Right? I’m with you! I’m so sick of these inferior beings who strum an inferior product walking around and breathing the same air as I! I’ve found there are two lanes in life - 1. Gibson people 2. Everyone else. Be like the former!

@jst601

Жыл бұрын

@@chipchiperson679 Thanks. I needed a laugh!

I have a 2016 Epiphone Korina 58 V. I absolutely love it. And I also have USA and Japanese guitars. Only thing I had to do was change the nut. The original nut was horrible at staying in tune.

This is cool. A few Epi's here so i'm set. They're rocking nowadays. That this offering is done during the 150th anniversary of Epiphone is icing on the cake.

I hope you guys know how much fun it is to watch you play and jam together. Watching you guys actually inspires me to play more myself, and I’m sure I’m not the only one. Sure, you’re running a business and selling gear. But thought you should know what you do goes beyond that. Rock on, brothers!

Hello. Mine should be here tomorrow! I found it In-stock from a store in Portland,Oregon. Take care. From Sioux City,Iowa. USA.

I have the tommy thayer Explorer and Sound absolut amazing...always love this shape and will thank epiphone for their good Instruments

I've got a Epi '58 Korina Vee made in the Czech Republic bought new in Rome in the 90s... sounds n plays great. This video prompted me to play it for the first time in months and still perfectly in tune. No desire to replace it with a Gibson or indeed the new Epiphone version.

I got my Epiphone Lzzy Hale Explorer, which is a '58 style, for £600 new. Okay, it's a mahogany body and it doesn't have Gibson pickups, but it has a bound ebony board with block inlays, body binding, gold hardware, and what is almost certainly the same case but with a black interior and black vinyl cover with the Halestorm logo. I can't see how these come to twice the price.

Taking the piss with those prices. Get a second hand Gibson explorer. Also, smaller companies are managing to get rosewood back on cheaper guitars now.

The previous '58 Korina Explorer/V was £400, got mine for £300 used. £1200 is crazy.

@realdocloco

Жыл бұрын

Even the Bonamassa Amos was cheaper

@JaimeCerrada

Жыл бұрын

I was lookingfor an used Flying V Korina at that price (current price)... I think I can forget about it now.

@stilllifewithguitar184

Жыл бұрын

the previous models weren't actually korina. It was just a veneer.

@ErikSWE

Жыл бұрын

@@stilllifewithguitar184 The 2010 models were sold in ebony and natural and quite literally had "made from solid Korina" in the specs so no, it was not "just a veneer".

@JaimeCerrada

Жыл бұрын

@@stilllifewithguitar184I know it has a veneer but what about the body and neck wood? That means Epiphone was lying for more than 20 years?? The "same" model but "Inspired by Gibson", Mahogany body and Epiphone Pickups is 599€. Count to 1299€ for the current Korina.

I can remember rewinding my Trading Places video about thirty times, you know the bit (or two bits). The Explorer looks comfy.

Rosewood fingerboard damn it! Wood is a renewable resource and musical instruments account for less than 1%.

I own a 2009 58' reissue explorer, that was made in Korea with exceptional quality. I tuned it down to Eb standard and it sounds like a real, vintage explorer. Not sure if it has a rosewood fretboard or not, but I will never let that guitar go. I'm curious how the new reissue compares to mine.

They already released these '58 korina reissues years ago but made in Korea at World Musical Instrument Inc. and they are amazing players. All the guitars that came out of that factory play amazing. Search out one of those, because of the Epi name it might be possible to find deals out there.

@marmadukewinterbotham2599

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I still have mine. Tuning can be a little doo-lalley. It cost me £399. These are £1.2k each??

@stilllifewithguitar184

Жыл бұрын

I had one of the 'korina' V's from the early 2000s, it was just a veneer and very very much a mediocre guitar. These (like most recent epis) will be a step above those.

@TheJeffcurran

Жыл бұрын

I've had two of the late 90s Epi Korina Vs and also the late 90s Epi Korina Explorer. And the Korina Moderne from like 2001. And the Korina SG. All made in Korea. They were decent guitars, but they were less expensive. They were around $500 USD new back then. The SG was less. They all came with cases back then. I like these ones but the aged finish looks like crap. I've had the Epi 59 LP and two Gold Glory JJN LPs. I immediately took a polishing machine to them. As for the video, the Gibsons looked better than the Epis by a long shot. The sounds were close, but again Gibson wins with the Custombuckers. I think these are worth the money. Great cases.

@therealcalebrz

Жыл бұрын

yep, I bought one for $275 about 6 years ago. plays insanely well, upgraded the pickups and it sings like an angel. I play it through my ssd-3000 into an AC15 for the chimey U2 tones. sounds incredible, and plays super well. I even picked up a vintage Gibson case for it for $90. Ive played a gibson custom shop one at a guitar center and could hardly tell a difference.

@kajuiceboi3592

Жыл бұрын

I own a 2009 Korea explorer, tuned it to D standard, sounds like the real deal

Amazing creations

I really like these Andertons videos since the time when Pete has joined with Lee doing these product demos. Pete is such a nice and positive spirit guy! So keep on rocking and sending these marvellous videos! Petes brillant playing is often demonstrating what the product will show case in most of us guitar nerds.

I do enjoy loads of pink stuff, but the inside of those cases -- probably the most shockingly eye-burningly pink that has ever popped up on my screen. :D

I just ordered the explorer korina I'm so excited

Damn, those look incredible. I’d definitely rock one of those

@realdocloco

Жыл бұрын

Do they? Wrong colour, awfull laurel fretboard

Sweet deals on some Snappy axes, I'm digging them Epiphones, and great jam demonstrations, thanks guys.

I got a korina v and moderned recently for labour 6-700 each and I gotta say they sound AMAZONG. All I need is the explorer and I have the full set.

I honestly had been planning on the regular 58 korina explorer and installing some gold tulip kluson style tuners just like on the new guitars.

I was looking at Explorers yesterday, this is very timely haha.

I got my 58 Flying V but the Explorer is always out of stock, this is a new offering with a case. Get them if and when you can, I knew the second I ordered another guitar these would come back in stock. 1958 was also my birth year, I guess I was one of those amazing things, haha.

@GuyNarnarian

Ай бұрын

How is the neck? Is it super chunky like a baseball bat or feels good? The satin finish would help I think. The Explorer is just so big I feel like I'd be knocking it against everything unless I was in a big room.

sounds great boys !

I think a better comparison would be between the epiphones and gibson original series flying V and Explorers. Because they're closer in their prices.

@adamwatson6916

Жыл бұрын

More importantly they have the same pickups. The USA V and Explorer also have BB2 and 3 but the usa V and explorer are made form mahagony and these are Korina so that is going to make a big difference in sound . I have 2 original collection explorers which are all maghagony and they have a different tonal flavor. These Korina explorers are brighter and more open with more bite and more of an upper mid boost . My all Maghagony explorers have alot more lower mids then these. They have alot more throaty lower nid growl and are more compressed. They also have more nasal Honk them these. And are more hollow sounding with less upper mids Also the USA flying V has a stop bar tail price and Nashville tune o matic and are not strung though the body like the epi Korina and the gibson Korina these epis are much closer in spec to the custom shop Korina gibsons . Also the gibson USA V and explorer have very slim necks and the epis have fat 58 necks .

@Masterfighterx

Жыл бұрын

@@adamwatson6916 These look like Mahogany though, doesn't not looke like Korina at all, gotta wait for better pics I guess. Korina isn't special, many luthiers uses it and calls Gibson and their religious followers out on it, and Reverend uses it on most if not all their guitars, for about the same price +-$100 and they use roasted Maple, Rosewood and are made in Korea, and not china.. And no, It's not going to make a big difference in sound, wood does have its own unique sound, but there's not 2 Mahogany guitars that will sound the same either, and the electronics will have the biggest saying in that matter (2 of the same pickup will also sound different, and will have the absolute biggest sound difference between 2 guitars regardless of wood) and the wood pretty much none, I prefer a guitar to be resonant though.

I just got the Epiphone V and it is a stunning instrument! Sounds and plays amazing!

Quarter sawn lumber is about much more than the appearance of the grain, although that tends to be the primary reason people buy it. If lumber is quarter sawn, it reduces expansion and contraction, is more resistant to moisture penetration, twisting, warping and cupping. It's much less likely to have surface checking, it ages more evenly and it actually holds paint better than flat sawn lumber. All of which I would imagine would be ideal qualities for guitar construction. Much higher waste factor when sawing it that way, so it's typically significantly more expensive than flatsawn.

My Epi Korina V will be delivered tomorrow!

These do sound great , at least mine does . . super light , the pick ups are picking up some vibes in that korina highlighting the mids . . great Guitar

If I'm not mistaken the Gibsons have Custombucker 3's in them, versus the Burstbuckers in the Epiphones. Would love to know how much difference these make on their own?

2023 - the year epiphones became unaffordable

@simonmodig

Жыл бұрын

Everything is unaffordable these days

@chrisdigital

Жыл бұрын

Glad The Trad pro IV les Paul still exists. Best guitar for the money as far as Les Paul's go.

@buckbumble

Жыл бұрын

@@simonmodig even heating!!!

@TeamBenelliShooter

Жыл бұрын

$1200 is a steal compared to the $10k they want for a Gibson Custom Shop

@michaelmetal71

Жыл бұрын

@@TeamBenelliShooter exactly $1200 with a case! is not bad and it’s available in a left handed version so it’s a win in my book

Nice to see they've made them in a Lefty version as well...🤘

It a bit Expensive but it’s tone is fabulous It’s unfortunate that they didn’t use rosewood or Ebony.

@viniciuscansado

Жыл бұрын

Ebony on a korina guitar?

@ericvernon1182

Жыл бұрын

Stop deluding yourself about the value of tone wood" on electric guitars...

@DruEllz

Жыл бұрын

@@ericvernon1182 if you can't tell the difference in tone, feel and looks of different fretboard woods, you've clearly not played many guitars. It's not remotely the same as trying to compare body and neck woods.

@ericvernon1182

Жыл бұрын

@@DruEllz typical elitist reply...i especially enjoy how you mention looks...just about the only difference in any wood on an electric... But you go ahead and stick ur pinky out there and tell me how many different guitars i haven't played...like you know me...smh... Despite the mountain of evidence piling up if you still wanna believe in tonewood you go right ahead...I'm sure the flat earthers have a theory you'll buy into as well...

@DruEllz

Жыл бұрын

@@ericvernon1182 lol, OK sweetheart. If you think there's no difference between maple, rw, ebony, Pau Ferro etc for fretboards, you really don't know what you're talking about. Body wood I pretty much agree with you but to say the same about boards is easily demonstrably wrong. Also a bit weird to dismiss looks. Also also a bit weird to mention flat earth when you're wearing a tin foil hat and getting triggered by the evil tonewood conspiracy.

I have the Epiphone "58 Korina V and Explorer. They are from 2015 and 16 repectively purchased used online and together they cost about $1200, the V was mint and the Exp. was excellent. There are still deals out there you just gotta look around. I would like to know where to get those 6 inline vintage Klusons with the plastic tips however.

@baabaabaa2293

Жыл бұрын

I was looking for tuners a few wks back mate... Try Gotoh, lm pretty sure they do the snot green Kluson style.

@adamwatson6916

Жыл бұрын

Those explorers and Vs are not Korina though. They are alder with Korina veneers.

Lee my 2021 epiphone 1958 flying v in ebony is super loud unplugged because of the string thru, wood, and it is brighterbecause of the body shapes and neck chunkiness

i think the black insert on the bottom of the Vee body pulls out and can be used to rest against your leg in the seated position

I almost bought one of these but I would like to play one before I bought it. I need to know what it feels like first.

Pete’s face at 14:15 = “Not the same pickups!”

lol I got my Epiphone 58 korina explorer 10 years ago for $250 and now they're selling for 1200, I get it's a gibson collaboration but it's still an epiphone and $1200 is insane for an epiphone that's not even a sig model

I remember very vivid that the gibbons where 1200!

They sound excellent

They're $1300 here in the States and that's a no go for me. I also think the 10 grand for the Gibson versions is bonkers as well. I'd love to have the Custom Shop version but I can't pay that kind of money. I own a 2018 Gibson Explorer and a 16 Gibson V. Paid $700 for the V and $1200 for the Explorer

£1,200? For an epiphone? Good god. Wasn’t the 59 LP around £700 and the 61 SG £650?

I was gonna build a Flying V & it was going to resemble Epiphone’s V. I think the price of my build would come around the asking price of this new reissue. Buying all the parts & having my luthier put it together for me would be close to the 1,300.00. I’m ordering this Epiphone. Gotta have it 😊

@NytronX

Жыл бұрын

Then add to that the fact you get a case included, which are really nice (see 11:22), the fact you get a warranty, and re-sale value would be higher than a custom build.

ZZounds and AMS have had the 58 Korina models all 3 including Moderne actually still only $599 I got one of each last year to complete the set. Not sure if ill get one of these when I could just wear those down and look better than satin. My JB Lazurus from last year kind of let me down with satin finish.

D stands for David. Dwight David Eisenhower. I’m sure no one asked or cares but I was a poli sci major and history minor so it’s engrained in me. Sweet guitars too 🙃🎸

I ponied up a bought the Explorer and all I can say is it’s probably the best sounding guitar I have out of 14 others including Gibson, Fender, Reverend, Kiesel, etc.

Can‘t wait to get my hands on a lefty korina V 🤘🏻😎

I have the Gibson versions and wouldn't mind picking up these two to have the set.

lovely wood and finish

Beautiful guitars!!! Are they offered for left-handed too?

Great video but I think Epiphone have jumped the shark with this one. An Epiphone for Gibson Les Paul money... maybe not. You can still pick up a new non-satin finished Epiphone Korina V or Explorer for ~£550. Even if you bought the case and a set of Gibson pick ups you'd still have cash left...

The room Mike sounds great

The release of the Flying V and explorer may have prompted late pm Harold MacMillans catchphrase “you’ve never had it so good”☺️☺️☺️

Looks like Pete got his Cloudburst. I've been debating getting a Slötva or a Cloudburst.

Does anyone know what contribution of "Gibson Custom Shop" is this collaboration? Did they just give Epiphone some specs.... or is it more hands on... like a final setup? Would love to know those details.

Epiphone flying v...you can play from blues to metal with that guitar. I bought one of them in 2017 🥰🥰🥰

Wish I could find one of those Explorers somewhere to play. It’s hard to spend that much on a guitar that’s mostly a mystery. I mean I have a frame of reference for Strats , Teles, LP’s , semihollows etc,… but you can’t readily find an Epi Explorer at your local Guitar Center. Will that change?

Hmm, I'm starting to think Lee has spent some time at the crossroads. Great playing and tone.

I bought the 2017 Epiphone Joe Bonnemassa "AMOS" 1959 Korina V. At first I was disappointed that the color of it is a lot more honey-ish than my VERY yellow 1986 Gibson Heritage 59 Korina V reissue is. But the color grew on me. I bought the Epi so I could retire my Gibson, (sort of a stunt double) which I did do. After getting used to it and dialing in the nut grooves and putting in a SH-6 bridge pickup, it's become my daily player. I like it. I like it so much I also bought the Korina Explorer Bass last year too. Right now I'm one trade away from buying the Explorer guitar to complete the set.

I think that the price for these Epiphone models are pretty cool indeed and with a hardshell case included great. Epiphone guitars ive had like 3 the first one was a 1989 Les Paul Custom in white and the Two other ones were Les Paul Classic ¡ all 3 of em were not b but for me C class the fre job was awfull but they sounded good but i paid over 500 bucks for those guitars and now they are building them with more detail to quality so. And these 2 Replicas are extremely Cool. Great Job Epiphone.

I hoped Pete would do the Freebird solo.

I LOVE these guitars. No more wallspace for two more.... but I LOVE these guitars......

A sonic blue explorer would have such a cool Jetson vibe.

1958 - Brazil's first World Cup, with Péle at the age of 17. :)

Any idea of how much that V weighs? I'm hoping it's a light weight batch! Can't wait!

They need to do a Michael Schenker Black and White Flying Vee reissue.

Can someone tell me what that red digital display with jumping numbers is? It's on the right. Some kind of ammeter or voltmeter?

Do those Epis have a veneer to cover the multi piece body or are they solid 2-piece Korinas?

@ghalsor

Жыл бұрын

The specs on the Epiphone site said full korina. I had the same question.

I'm happy Gibson is finally allowing Epiphone to make great guitars with great components. For the longest it was like they were cutting the legs off of their budget brands on purpose just to keep from the inevitable fact that the quality would reach too close to that of Gibson standard stuff. Give us the good electronics and hardware on all the budget brands from now on. It's worth it

A Gibson Explorer Antique Natural isn't much more expensive than the Epiphone 1958 Korina. I think these Epiphones are overprized. There are cooler signature Explorers by Epiphone that are cheaper than these '58 models. But that's just my opinion off course. I've wanted an Explorer for a long time. Especially when I had my leg chopped off 9 years ago. Since then I need to sit on a bar stool to be able to play and switch pedals without having to take the risk of falling over. And I've been dreaming of my own perfect Explorer. Olive Drab Green, Filtertron pickups and a Deusenberg vibrato system. Did I tell you that Explorers are ergonomically perfect for playing them sitting down. And with heavy strings that upper horn under your arm will resonate through your entire body. Such a good feeling! O no, my braincells have found my calculator again. I know what they're up to. 😎

Are the bodies 2-piece, or multi-piece with a veneer on the top and bottom like the previous Epiphone Korina models? My Epiphone Moderne has the veneer. It doesn't bother me, but I paid a lot less for the Moderne. I have an early 2000's Korina '58 Epiphone V in Ebony, but someone took the logo off the headstock and stuck on a '70's Gibson truss rod cover on it. I'll put it back to original if I ever find the proper Epiphone logo.

close epiphone... for that price it should a rosewood fret board!

That jam reminded me of the Vox MiniGo intro.

I’d want a rosewood fretboard for that money. I bought a new Dean Z 79 in a blowout sale for 249 with a bound rosewood fretboard

1. The way Pete played the V at 19:47 is the way to sit and play a V. 2 I've played a lot of V's in my time and they all have that thinner sound. It's because there's a chunk of wood taken out of the guitar right below the tailpiece to form the V. I'm not an engineer but every V I've played has that thinness. Even expensive Gibson V's. It's a tradeoff for getting that look.

Very expensive for an epiphone model BUT if we can forget the name in headstock then we have a very good guitar. It sounds like Gibson or very close to me and it has the sound I expect in this price range.

They’re literally using Korina but they still can’t use actual Rosewood? And charging $1299 for a guitar with a granadillo/laurel/pao ferro fretboard?

Epiphone used to be my go to brand for great and affordable guitars for the average hard working family guy. Now I can no longer afford an Epiphone🤷

i like the fact that both models are available left handed and with a case for $1200 that’s not bad if i hadn’t already ordered a lefty kiesel thanos i would preorder the explorer

Have you got a video coming up for the new p90 loaded Gretsch Electromatics?🙂

I bought the explorer version. It is wicked.

@musicproductionvideos5019

Жыл бұрын

What is the weight of yours?

@Preciousroy8383

Жыл бұрын

​@Music Production Videos hi. I'm not exactly sure but it's pretty light. Really nicely balanced

I paid $1233.00 for a 2017 Gibson Explorer HP in 2019. I'm just not there with a $1300.00 Epiphone. Not knocking the quality just the price.

Pete's face when Lee asked what does the D stand for? lol 🤣

I’ve got an old epiphone Korina Flying V, I also want an explorer to match it. Lol

@DudeMcGuybro

Жыл бұрын

I had the explorer, I loved it. Swapped out the hardware and pickups and it was a killer. I absolutely regret selling it.

Is there something wrong with the Flying V's headstock angle?

I have quite a few epiphones and fenders, I'm honestly curious where are these Korina epiphones are made. I can't find any info on where they are built. Just curious about which factory and such. None of that is a deal breaker for me. I'm just honestly interested in where they are made.

@ghyslainouellet8841

Жыл бұрын

China

Andertons did you orde rome leftys as well? Thanks.

Honestly I think its great that Epiphone put these out. The Explorer especially. Does anyone make anything like this kind of quality Explorer other than Epiphone? LTD or ESP, etc.? I wish they were closer to $800, but as long as the build is quality and holds up, them seem very much worth it. The Ibanez destroyers from the era are so expensive. I don't know if I would like the V or Explorer better, I wish I had a shop nearby that had both to try. Especially for the neck shape, worried these might be kind of a baseball bat if the specs are 1950's.