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1999 Epiphone USA 1965 John Lennon Revolution Casino! The original Gibson USA-Made Epiphone John Lennon Revolution Casino. Why buy the import guitars for about the same price when you can get the original from 1999-2000. The guitar plays easy and sounds excellent. The guitar is in near mint condition except for a scrat. Epiphone John Lennon 'Revolution' Casino 4.57 out of 5 based on 45 ratings. This page contains information, pictures, videos, user generated reviews, automatically generated review and videos about Epiphone John Lennon 'Revolution' Casino but we do not warrant the quality, accuracy or completeness of any information on our web site.

The Epiphone John Lennon Revolution Casino was built between 2003 and 2006, as a limited run of 1965 guitars, to commemorate John Lennon’s 1965 Casino in its stripped-down form. Originally appearing in 1961 as a sister model to the Gibson ES-330, the Epiphone Casino model ES-230TD is very similar to its sister model, the Gibson ES-330TD; the. Casino played thru black star that stage 60 gain channel 1 slight overdrive. Sorry for slightly sloppy playing at 7 am.

Since 1961, the legendary Casino has been Epiphone’s best-selling archtop and a rock ‘n’ roll standard. First introduced in 1961, the Casino was just one of several new thinline archtops designed and produced at the company’s adopted new factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan that it shared with one-time competitor and new partner, Gibson. The Casino was first adopted by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones who used a Casino to record the demo for “Satisfaction” at Chess Records in Chicago. Howlin' Wolf took a Casino on his first tour of the UK, appearing on Thank Your Lucky Stars. Shortly afterwards, John Lennon and George Harrison bought Casinos for the Beatles 1966 world tour. Featuring Dogear P-90T Classic™ pickups and a 5-ply Maple body with Basswood top bracing. Available in Natural, Vintage Sunburst, and new Turquoise color finishes.

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P-90 Single Coil Pickup

Legendary Tone

First introduced in the early 1950s, Gibson's legendary P90 single coil pickup produced a raw powerful tone that helped define the blues and rock and roll in their formative years. Today, the P90's traditional combination of high output and brilliant tone is still considered a favorite among many top musicians. Known by such familiar nicknames as the 'Soapbar' and the 'Cobalt,' the P90 still cuts through any type of music, all while displaying amazing tonal sensitivity for everything from blues and rock to mellow jazz riffs. It's perfect as a vintage replacement, and features vintage, braided two-conductor wiring. It's also fully wax potted to eliminate any chance of unwanted microphonic feedback.

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All original and in near mint condition (original relic style 'stripped' finish, plugged tuner holes and missing pickguard to simulate Lennons original Casino, worn case too)

Epiphone Casino Revolution Guitar

The 'Revolution' John Lennon Casino offers professional musicians the same key features of John Lennon’s personal Epiphone Casino that he purchased in London in 1965. This is the stripped down “Revolution” version John used for The Beatles White Album, Abbey Road, the rooftop concert for the Let It Be film, and his first solo work with the Plastic Ono Band.
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For the Epiphone Company of 1961, the Casino was a small breakthrough. After the merger with Gibson in 1957, Epiphone no longer made jazz archtops. A new era of music had arrived. The introduction of the Casino was a modern design that announced that Epiphone’s unique history would continue separate from Gibson’s. Though from a distance the Casino had the look of an ES-335, the Casino was a true hollowbody giving players a clear, ringing tone that could be pushed into overdrive when needed. It was an ideal guitar for stage and studio and can be heard on many landmark recordings including The Beatles’ Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band and The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds.

Casino Revolution Epiphone Guitar

5-ply maple body
Basswood bracing
Single-piece mahogany neck
16th fret, glued in neck joint
Rosewood fretboard
22 Medium Jumbo frets
Synthetic bone nut
1.68” nut width
SlimTaper™ “D” Profile neck
12” radius
24.75 scale
Switchcraft 1/4” output jack
Gibson USA P90T/P90R pickups
LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic bridge
Trapeze tailpiece
Gold plated Grover Imperial tuners with original 'ghost' of old
tuners
Pearloid parallelogram fretmarkers
Single-ply binding top, abck and fretboard
Missing pickguard to simulate John Lennons original Casino
Original 'stripped' finish to simulate Lennons