Epiphone Gary Clark Jr. "Blak & Blu" Casino

Description: This guitar is used and shows some light swirling and finish marks on the back and face that can only be seen under certain light. Includes a hard shell Epiphone Case. Frets are in great shape and have plenty of life left. Original paperwork not included. Here's more info and specs from Epiphone: Classic Casino Style The Casino has changed little since its initial debut in 1961. And for his premier signature guitar, Clark chose to keep the same classic Casino body shape and style that nearly all Casinos have shared since the early 60s. The body is finished in Clark’s custom new “Blak & Blu" Burst color finish with single-ply white binding around the top and back. The Mahogany neck has 22 medium jumbo frets and a 1960's SlimTaper™ D Profile that’s inspired by the best vintage Casino’s in Epiphone’s collection. Like vintage models, the neck joint is glued to the body at the 16th fret. The scale length is a standard 24.75" with a Rosewood fingerboard with pearloid "Parallelogram" inlays. The smooth fingerboard has single-ply white binding and a 14" radius. The sloped dovetail headstock, seen on virtually all Epiphone archtops since the early 60s, has a 2-ply (White/Black) "Bell" shaped truss rod cover with a vintage "E" in white and 1.68" nut. Though the Casino is a hollowbody, it’s perfectly balanced in size and sound. It’s easy to summon your own brand of dynamics on any size stage and at any volume. Gibson U.S.A. P-90s The P-90 single coil pickup first appeared in the late 40s in archtops made at the now- legendary Gibson & Epiphone factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan where the Casino was first designed in the early 60s. P-90s were originally intended as a powerful yet sensitive jazz guitar pickup. But they truly found their voice in the Epiphone Casino starting in 1961. The thinline style body of the Casino, combined with the P-90’s mighty Alnico magnets, have perhaps powered more GRAMMYs and more groundbreaking recordings than any other pickup-from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to Oasis and Radiohead and now Gary Clark Jr. Clark’s new Epiphone “Blak & Blue" Casino features the same legendary Gibson P-90 pickups, wound with the same attention to detail as the handmade originals with a P-90R in the rhythm position and a P-90T in the lead. Both “Blak & Blue" P-90s pickups are powered by standard Casino controls for volume and tone with a high quality Swithcraft™ 3-way toggle with a white cap and black washer. Serious Epiphone Hardware Epiphone leads the industry in making sure all of its instruments feature the highest quality hardware. The “Blak & Blue" nickel bridge is an ABR™ Tune-o-matic and Grover® Rotomatics™ 18:1 ratio machine heads make for easy and precise intonation and a Trapeze tailpiece. SPECIFICATIONS Body Material Laminated Maple; 5-ply (Maple/Birch) Neck Materials Mahogany Neck Shape 1960's SlimTaper™; D Profile Neck Joint Glued-In; 16th fret Truss Rod Adjustable Truss Rod Cover 2-ply (White/Black); "Bell" shape with vintage "E" in white Scale Length 24.75" Fingerboard Material Rosewood with pearloid "Parallelogram" inlays Fingerboard Radius 14" Frets 22; medium-jumbo Bridge Pickup Gibson U.S.A P-90T Neck Pickup Gibson U.S.A. P-90R Controls Bridge Volume Neck Volume Bridge Tone Neck Tone Swithcraft™ 3-way toggle with white cap and black washer Swithcraft™ 1/4" Output Jack Knobs Black "Top Hats" with metal inserts (Volume/Tone) and metal pointers Bridge ABR™ Tune-o-matic Tailpiece Trapeze Nut Width 1.68" Hardware Nickel Binding Body Top: 1-Ply (Pure White) Machine Heads Grover® Rotomatics™ 18:1 ratio

Price: 1299.99 USD

Location: Indianapolis, Indiana

End Time: 2024-12-30T17:43:59.000Z

Shipping Cost: 70 USD