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Old December 2nd, 2007
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Epiphone EJ200

Hi All,
I've been away for a little while ( made redundant, starting new job etc!!!) but have now got enough time to pick up my guitar and i was astonished to find i have not got worse. ( if that,s possible!!)
I am after some advice about a new guitar. i was thinking about buying an epiphone ej200 ( cant afford the Gibson!!). I think this is a fabulous looking guitar and i an after some advice as to how good this model is before buying. I currrently use a washburn D42s.
If neither of these are any good i would love some opinions on what is the best playing acoustic for a maximum of £550.

many thanks.

Nick.

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I have this guitar. I bought for $300 CAD. It has very nice sound. The sound leans to the bright side because of the maple body (or top). It carries a full sound due to the jumbo body. I'm pleased with mine.


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