
Epiphone, Page 2
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Electric Bass Guitar Epiphone Viola Halbakustik Bass VS£ 338,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Wildkat Royale PW£ 434,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Wildkat WR£ 408,-
Lefthanded Bass Guitar Epiphone Signature Jack Casady MG£ 608,-
Electric Bass Case Epiphone EB3CS£ 82,-
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone Thin Body ES 335 Dot Sheraton£ 98,40
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone Explorer Case£ 97,-
Electric Bass Case Epiphone 940 EJCCS Case Jack Casady£ 109,99
Acoustic Guitar Epiphone EJ-200SCE VS£ 439,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Custom AW£ 556,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Custom EB£ 552,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s Heritage Cherry Sunburst£ 503,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s Iced Tea£ 500,-
Left-Handed Electric Guitar Epiphone Casino VS£ 505,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Special II Slash AFD£ 229,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone SG Standard Cherry£ 390,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Dot ES-335 CH£ 361,43
Electric Bass Guitar Epiphone Jack Casady Signature MG£ 699,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn Purple£ 379,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit ADB£ 677,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit ADCB£ 677,-
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone EPILITE Softcase SG£ 41,95
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone für Firebird£ 97,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Special VE VWC£ 111,25
E-Guitar Set Epiphone Les Paul Special-II Player Pack VS£ 198,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Casino Coupe VS£ 439,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Casino NT£ 599,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Casino VS£ 490,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn Metallic Gold£ 382,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s Ebony£ 442,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Sheraton II Pro EB£ 598,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Sheraton II PRO VS£ 556,61
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone 940 E339£ 99,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone ES-339 Pro Pelham Blue£ 399,-
Electric Guitar Case Epiphone für Genesis II DC Reissue£ 100,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Jazz Broadway L5 VN£ 650,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Custom Koa limited Edition£ 535,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Modern Graphite Black£ 555,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Special VE VS£ 159,-
Left-Handed Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s HCS£ 508,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone SG Custom Ebony£ 503,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Casino Coupe CH£ 439,-
Acoustic Guitar Epiphone Dove Studio£ 289,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Classic Honey Burst£ 434,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Modern Vintage Sparkling Burgundy£ 503,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul SL Ebony£ 115,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul SL Heritage Cherry Sunburst£ 114,16
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Special TV Yellow£ 355,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Special VE EB£ 159,60
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Studio Ebony£ 390,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone SG 1966 G-400 Pro CH£ 347,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone SG Standard AW£ 381,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Dot ES-335 VS inspired by Gibson£ 489,-
Acoustic Guitar Epiphone EJ-200SCE BK£ 399,-
Acoustic Guitar Epiphone EJ-200SCE VN£ 373,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone ES-339 Pelham Blue Gibson Inspired£ 399,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone ES-339 Pro Cherry£ 382,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Express Ebony£ 139,-
Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul SL Vintage Sunburst£ 114,-
Bluegrass Mandolin Epiphone MM-30S£ 173,-
Epiphone
The story of Epiphone begins as a family business in 1893 in Greece. Anastasios Stathopoulos started making his first instruments in 1873. By 1924 his son Epimanondas hat taken over and established the name Epiphone. At first the Epiphone Recording banjo was in production and thus the company was renamed “Epiphone Banjo co.” Around 1931 the production of archtop guitars made Epiphone a rival to Gibson.The story of Epiphone is also very connected to that of the legendary Les Paul who was experimenting in the Epiphone workshops in 1941 and developed the first solid body electric guitar. By 1957 Gibson had taken over the rival Epiphone and from this era arouse one of the most famous models, the „Epiphone Sheraton“.
By 1961 all the Epiphone parts „Made in New York“ were used up and only Gibson parts were used in production from that time on.
Today the name Epiphone stands for excellent and affordable replicas of the Gibson guitars, which have always been a little more expensive. Gibson’s goal is to offer Les Paul, SG, Explorer etc. Fans alternatively priced models coming from the same company. The current Epiphone range consists of electric, semi hollow and hollowbody guitars, bass guitars, acoustic as well as electro acoustic instruments, banjos and mandolins. Epiphone is a synonym for innovative Ideas and for great replicas of classics that are affordale for anybody.
At Musik Produktiv we always have around 40 to 50 instruments on stock.