Epiphone Casino -Vintage Sunburst- [2003'sUSED] [made in KORIA] w/hard case

Description

Very Good Condition!! w/hard case

Based on the serial number on the label inside the soundhole, this is a Casino manufactured in Korea around 2003.

The Casino is a flagship model for the Epiphone brand.

Since its debut in 1961, it has been favored by countless musicians both in Japan and abroad—most notably by members of The Beatles, whose use of the instrument played a major role in its popularity.

It offers the distinctive acoustic resonance and tone of a fully hollow-body guitar, captivating players around the world since its release.

This is a "Korean-era" Casino, the predecessor to the current Chinese-made models.

Despite its affordable price point, it delivers highly practical sound and performance that exceeds expectations, maintaining its popularity even after production ended.

It is lightweight and easy to play, making it a great choice for beginners.

There are some scuffs and small dings consistent with normal playing use.

There is slight clouding on metal parts such as the bridge.

It is in excellent condition considering its age.

There is plenty of fret and nut height remaining.

The neck is straight, with no significant warping, and plays comfortably.

Includes the original hard case, providing peace of mind for transport and long-term storage.

Weight: Approx. 2.63 kg

Includes original hard case.

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