Page 1 of 1

Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Mon Oct 04, 2010 4:15 pm
by hotasaPistol
Hey Now,
I just got a slightly used( 10 year old) cherry red epiphone dot about an hour ago....still fooling around with it....so far I really dig it......any of you "Weir" dudes play one.....It sounds really cool thru my Music Man HD 135 Head into a Hard Truckers Psychedelic Liberator Cab............
just curious

:smile: :smile: :smile:

Re: Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Tue Oct 05, 2010 7:05 am
by Tennessee Jedi
hotasaPistol wrote:Hey Now,
I just got a slightly used( 10 year old) cherry red epiphone dot about an hour ago....still fooling around with it....so far I really dig it......any of you "Weir" dudes play one.....It sounds really cool thru my Music Man HD 135 Head into a Hard Truckers Psychedelic Liberator Cab............
just curious

:smile: :smile: :smile:
Sweet !
Been thinking of getting an Epi sometime ....
I got a MM HD 135 too ....
:smile:

Re: Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Tue Oct 05, 2010 7:19 am
by strumminsix
I'm in the Epi Dot club for sure! I bought one used, had my tech update to CTS pots and a good setup and loving her!

Definitely gets an early Weir HB sound.

Re: Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:35 am
by tcsned
I sold a bunch of those when I was working at the music store. Sweet guitars without the un-sweet Gibson price tag. Enjoy!

Re: Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:42 am
by Stevo123
Kind of a Weir guy myself, I've had one that I bought new a couple months ago, also cherry red, and I absolutely love it. Swapping out the nut was essential, because it was impossible to keep it in tune with the stock plastic one. Other than that it's a phenomenal guitar for the price. I think with Epiphone, there are gems and lemons. I played another one at the store, same exact model, and it was a total dud. Then I picked up mine and it just sang, even before I plugged it in. The upper harmonics of each note come through beautifully. Been getting some kickass tones out of it. Congrats and enjoy!

Re: Epiphone Dot

PostPosted:Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:43 am
by strumminsix
Stevo123 wrote:I think with Epiphone, there are gems and lemons. I played another one at the store, same exact model, and it was a total dud. Then I picked up mine and it just sang, even before I plugged it in. The upper harmonics of each note come through beautifully. Been getting some kickass tones out of it. Congrats and enjoy!
Very much agreed. I bought mine used and said to the guy I need to hear it plugged in first. He said he'd either meet me at GC. His rocked and now she's mine :-)