Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)

Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)
Electric
Vintage

Epiphone E230TD Casino, Cherry (1966)

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Weight

6lbs 6oz
Nut Width
1 9/16"
Scale Length
24 3/4"
Condition
Excellent

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The Epiphone Casino has earned near-legendary status as one of the most famous and sought-after electric guitars ever made. Popularized by artists such as John Lennon and Keith Richards, the thinline hollowbody electric has an unmistakable look, vibe, and sound that helped to shape the sound of 60s rock and popular music

The Epiphone Casino has earned near-legendary status as one of the most famous and sought-after electric guitars ever made. Popularized by artists such as John Lennon and Keith Richards, the thinline hollowbody electric has an unmistakable look, vibe, and sound that helped to shape the sound of '60s rock and popular music, extending well beyond the blues, R&B, and jazz worlds where it originated.

Gibson enacted some big changes in 1965, most notably moving from the wider 1 11/16" nut width to a transitional 1 5/8" nut and eventually settling on 1 9/16". Guitars once outfitted with nickel-plated parts were now receiving chrome plating as well. These are two of the more prominent changes that you'll find here in this 1966 Epiphone Casino.

Acoustically, it's loud and vibrant, with a distinctively punchy and dry low-mid resonance. The original P90 pickups sound great as well, with the ability to go from clean and articulate to mean and punchy. The factory Tremotone tailpiece allows for some nice subtle wobble as well. Great examples like this prove just how capable of a guitar they can be.

Please Note: We pride ourselves on thoroughly vetting each vintage instrument we sell. If you have specific questions about the condition or originality of this instrument, we invite you to call us to discuss further. We're here to help!


Body

Style
Hollowbody
Body
Laminated Maple
Finish
Nitrocellulose
Color
Cherry

Hardware

Pickups
Original chrome-covered P90s (8.18k Bridge / 8.95k Neck)
Electronics
Original CTS 500k pots and harness (Date codes obscured)
Controls
Volume (x2) / Tone (x2) / 3-way pickup toggle
Bridge
Original ABR-1 w/ nylon saddles & Tremotone tailpiece
Tuners
Grover Deluxe (repro)
Pickguard
Original 3-ply

Neck

Neck
Mahogany
Binding
White
Carve
Medium C .82-.93"
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Radius
12"
Inlays
Parallelogram
Frets
Vintage Tall (refret)
Nut
Polished Bone
Scale Length
24 3/4"

Other

Condition
Excellent - Light play wear and minimal checking
Serial #
853693
Weight
6lbs 6oz
Case
Aftermarket Hardshell

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