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Posted 02/04/2008 19:20:15
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I am thinking of buying an Epiphone Explorer. I would like to hear from anyone who has one and their opinion of this guitar.
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Posted 02/04/2008 20:47:53


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I own one of these and reviewed one for iMuso - click here

I've just ordered some humbucker sized P-90's for it (I'll post a picture here when the surgery is complete). That's not to say the stock pickups aren't good, but I wanted to turn it into bluesier axe as my Epi Les Paul Ultra with Gibson Burstbucker #3 at the bridge can cover all my humbucker requirements.

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Posted 08/04/2008 20:35:44
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Thanks for the review. I have bought the guitar in question. It arived yesterday. Plays well straight out of the box! Sounds great, although might think about pickup upgrade.
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Posted 09/04/2008 14:29:32


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Replacing pickups is the cheapest and most effective way of making a mid-priced guitar sound like a premium quality one. Epiphones aren't bad guitars at all (far from it), and if it balances well and plays nicely, then it's far more worth upgrading a guitar than replacing it - you may not find another with the same "magic".

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