For full please visit the manufacturer's website here.♫ In stock: It is in stock and available to ship or pickup. Please note this information is provided for guidance only as manufacturer warranties may be updated from time to time. 046ġ Any instrument that has been altered or modified in any way or upon which the serial number has been tampered with or altered.Ģ Any instrument whose warranty card has been altered or upon which false information has been given.ģ Any instrument that has been damaged due to misuse, negligence, accident, or improper operation.Ĥ The subjective issue of tonal characteristics.Ħ Any instrument that has been subjected to extremes of humidity or temperature.ħ Normal wear and tear (i.e worn frets, worn machine heads, worn plating, string replacement, scratched pickguards, or damages to or discoloration of the instrument finish for any reason).Ĩ Any instrument that has been purchased from an unauthorized dealer, or upon which unauthorized repair or service has been performed.ĩ Any factory-installed electronics after a period of one (1) year following the original date of purchase. Output Jack: Epiphone heavy duty ¼' output jack.Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, CTS® Potentiometers.

Strap Buttons: 2 - bottom and back of heel.

Control Knobs: Gold Top Hats with metal inserts and dial pointers.

Truss Rod Cover: 2-Ply Crescent Bullet with “E” logo.

Tuning Machines: Epiphone Vintage Deluxe: metal button, press-in bushing.

Bridge: Epiphone LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic™.

Binding: Single ply cream - top, back and fretboard.

Optional hardshell case available separately. Now available in three new Worn finishes, including Worn Olive Drab, Worn Ebony, and Worn Blue Denim, these Casinos still feature the classic design elements that make the model a legend, including a thin 5-ply maple hollow body, two Dogear P-90 pickups and a mahogany neck with a 60s C profile.

Over the years it has been the choice of players including blues legend Howlin' Wolf, Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, and John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison of The Beatles. Since 1961, the Casino™ has been Epiphone’s best-selling archtop and a rock ‘n’ roll standard.

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