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Originally Posted by KCMike
I know the last post is a bit older, however I had the same question and didn't wanna start a new thread.
I'm a complete beginner, have wanted to learn to play the guitar for a while now (my dad has played for years), and wanna get something. I found the following starter pack and thought it looked decent. I don't need to rock the house down so I thought this amp would work. Also, b/c my dad has a studio and plays he has alot better amps available I can use down the road.
- Epiphone Les Paul Special II Electric Guitar and Amp Pack Features:
- * Basswood body
- * Bolt-on neck mahogany neck
- * Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays
- * 2 open-coil humbuckers
- * 24-3/4" scale
- * 1-5/8" nut width
- * Tone, volume, and pickup switch
- * Hardware: chrome (black on wine red finish)
- Studio 15R Amp:
- * 8" speaker
- * 15 watts
- * Reverb
- * 2 channels
- * FX loop
- * Headphone jack
- Gig bag
- * Quartz digital tuner
- * Premium strap
- * 20' premium cable
- * Headphones
I thought this would be a nice start @ $250.00. The reviews look pretty good.
Thoughts? |
I was looking at this same packedge. Not that bad, but it did feel pretty cheap to hold and play[well TRY to play. Im a newbee] Look at the higher up Epi's They feel,look, and sound SOOOOO much nicer then that Special II!!!!!! A little higher then your bujet, but I played [well tryed
] a few in the 300-400 range that were AWSOME. I REALY fell HARD for a Les Paul Goldtop for 499!!!!!!!!!! I ended up getting a loan of a MIM strat, and put my money in a VOX ad30vt amp, but if I stick to it, and lern to play well, one of them LP's will follow me home!!!!!