Epiphone G400 Vintage Review.Epiphone G400 vintage review
Next in this Epiphone G400 Vintage review, we shall take a look at the various features. These include worn satin finish and aged fretboard inlays, mahogany body, rosewood fretboard, mahogany single-piece set neck, chrome hardware, tune-o-matic bridge, 2 Alnico V pickups, and 1.6" wide nut. The Epiphone G 400 Vintage has a 24.75 inches scale. Several nice features.
Epiphone G400 vintage review The guitar has a very fast neck and it feels really good. I also liked the look of the worn finish, as well as the chrome hardware. I found the rosewood fingerboard to be finished nicely, and the frets are well polished. Some nice sounding chrome humbuckers. You can play some hard rock to some good blues on it. While there are several great things about this guitar, there are some negatives as well. I hate the fact that the neck and headstock weigh more than the body of the guitar. Perhaps the only solution to this problem may be to use a wide leather strap. I experienced a terrible feedback when I was not actually playing the guitar. And the only way to stop it was to either start playing again or to turn the volume all the way down. Even then the annoying buzz doesn't stop entirely. I also do not like the fact that the guitar only stays in tune in dropped D tuning. Top of Epiphone G400 Vintage Review. Epiphone electric guitar reviews. Return from Epiphone G400 Vintage Review to homepage.
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