Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:If you are thinking solid body? Epiphone Explorer is $499. It's one of the best guitars that Epiphone makes, in my view. The stock pickups are good (not great), and you could upgrade them later. Again, it would be a guitar you love and wouldn't have buyers remorse.
I have an acoustic guitar, and I have an Epiphone Les Paul Standard, so now I want a semi-acoustic to be a little more "complete" 
Fair enough. Originally posted by jofice:I have a Casino, you'll find a picture of it if you search back a good few pages, around November/December time. It's really, really great. I love it, played it and a Dot in the shop and this was easily a better pick. As Jeff said, there is a reason it's cheaper although its not a bad guitar by any means.
You can certainly buy worse guitars for that price though Not the "II" though?
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I respectfully disagree with one bit... I do think that the "Dot" is cheap in price and quality and isn't such a good guitar.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:But yeah, the epiphones are great, just make sure you try it out in the store first to see if you like it. The Ibanez hollowbodies are really nice too. A lot of guys are scared away from Ibanez because they're prominently a metal guitar company, but they also make some really nice jazz hollowbodies for decent prices.
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Sheraton sure is one great looking guitar, and Edge used one
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Nice looking guitar Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Sheraton sure is one great looking guitar, and Edge used one
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