Modeling Guitar
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Vox Valvetronix+ VT80 – Modeling Guitar Amplifier, NEW! $399.99 |
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Vox Valvetronix+ VT40+ – Modeling Guitar Amplifier, NEW! $249.99 |
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Peavey Vypyr 15 8″ 15-Watt Modeling Electric Guitar Amplifier $89.00 |
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Fender Mustang 2 Modeling Guitar Combo Amplifier $199.99 |
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VOX Valvetronix VT40+ 40W 1×10″ Modeling Guitar Amp – Black (Customer Return) $212.49 |
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Digitech RP70 Digital Multi Effects Modeling Foot Pedal Electric Guitar Amp Cab $79.95 |
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Digitech RP90 Digital Multi Effects Modeling Foot Pedal Electric Guitar Amp Cab $99.95 |
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Digitech RP155 Digital Multi Effects Modeling Foot Pedal Electric Guitar Amp USB $99.95 |
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LINE 6 VARIAX 700 MODELING ELECTRIC TREMOLO GUITAR IMMACULATE GOLD $900.00 |
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DigiTech RP50 Modeling Guitar Processor Multi-Effects Pedal *Brand New* $20.00 |
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Roland Micro Cube Black Electric Guitar Amplifier 6 DSP Effects Amp Modeling New $129.99 |
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MINT! ~ Behringer X V-Amp Guitar Amp Modeling Pedal ~ No Reserve! $31.00 |
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Line 6 JTV-89 Modeling Electric Guitar Variax Black NEW Free BackTrack + Mic $1,196.00 |
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Line 6 JTV-69 Modeling Variax Electric Guitar 3 Tone New Free BackTrack + Mic $1,289.00 |
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Line 6 JTV-69 Modeling Electric Guitar Black Variax New Free BackTrack + Mic $1,289.00 |
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Korg AX3000G Tonework guitar effect modeling signal processor/Great/Clean $180.00 |
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MINT Line 6 Variax Acoustic 700 Modeling Guitar Digital w/Adapter Gig Bag, Cable $797.00 |
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Peavey Vypyr 30 Modeling Guitar Amp $11.04 |
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Peavey Vypyr 100 Watt Electric Guitar Amplifier Digital Modeling Effect Amp $275.00 |
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Roland VG-99 Mult System Effects Modeling Processor System V-Guitar New $1,499.00 |
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2007 FENDER VG MODELING STRATOCASTER ROLAND ROSEWOOD FINGERBOARD GUITAR & CASE $1,495.00 |
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Behringer ULTRA ACOUSTIC MODELER AM400 Electric Acoustic Guitar Modeling pedal $47.95 |
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VOX MINI 3 – 3W Battery Modeling Guitar Amplifier IVORY $99.99 |
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DigiTech RP55 Guitar Effects Modeling Processor. $49.99 |
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Roland CUBE-15XL Guitar Amplifier 15 Amp Modeling XL $99.00 |
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Vox ToneLab EX Tube Guitar Modeling Effects Processor with Built-In Speakers $299.99 |
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Korg Toneworks AX10A Modeling Floor Effect Processor for Acoustic Guitar $49.99 |
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Fishman Aura Orchestra Body Acoustic Guitar Imaging / Modeling Pedal – Open Box $179.00 |
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KORG AX3G Guitar Compact Multi-Effects Modeling Signal Processor $49.99 |
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DigiTech RP250 Modeling Guitar Processor $25.00 |
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Ibanez MIMX65 Modeling Guitar Amp NEW/DEMO MODEL! FREE SHIPPING! $349.99 |
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IK Multimedia Amplitube 3 Full Version Guitar Amp Modeling VST AU RTAS – NEW $279.99 |
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DigiTech RP155 Guitar Modeling Processor Multi-Effect Pedal BRAND NEW IN BOX! $99.95 |
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MINT 2007 FENDER VG MODELING STRATOCASTER ROLAND GUITAR AND CASE STRAT $1,495.00 |
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Line 6 Variax 500 Modeling Guitar – USED IN GREAT CONDITION! $449.99 |
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Peavey Vypyr 15 8″ 15-Watt Modeling Electric Guitar Amplifier $20.00 |
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Fender Mustang II 2 40w Electric Guitar Combo Amp Amplifier Modeling Effects New $199.99 |
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Fender G-DEC 3 Thirty Electric Guitar Modeling Amplifier GDEC 30 Watt Amp New! $199.99 |
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Fender Mustang IV – 120W Modeling Guitar Amp, NEW! $499.99 |
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Zoom ZFX Guitar Modeling Software Stack Package $205.00 |
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Digitech Jimi Hendrix Experience modeling guitar pedal FUZZ WAH REVERB $149.99 |
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Line 6 POD 2.0 Electric Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Live Studio Modeling Pro New $199.99 |
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VOX Valvetronix VT20+ 20-Watt 1×8-Inch Modeling Guitar Amp – Black $169.99 |
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Vox VT40+ Valvetronix+ Modeling Guitar Combo Amp $114.50 |
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DIGITECH RP 350 MODELING GUITAR PROCESSOR WITH MANUAL $19.99 |
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Nux DigiTech Digital LED Modeling Guitar Multi Effects Processor Pedal New $299.99 |
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LINE 6 AX-2 AX2 2 x 12″ GUITAR MODELING AMP MODELER AMPLIFIER NR ~ $99.00 |
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Line 6 Variax 300 Modeling Electric Guitar $249.99 |
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Digitech RP1000 Multi Effects Pedal | Electric Guitar Modeling Processor RP-1000 $399.95 |
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Digitech RP70 Multi Effects Guitar Pedal | Electric Guitar Modeling Stompbox $79.95 |
The Epiphone Les Paul Guitar – Does it Live Up to the Legend?
The question of whether to buy an Epiphone Les Paul guitar is hotly debated when guitar players gather round the campfire. Cheap guitars in general have the same reputation as cheap cars but with the Epiphone Les Paul models you might be able to score yourself an excellent instrument.
Way back in the late nineteenth century, Turkish instrument maker, Anastasios Stathopoulos learned his craft making stringed instruments. He brought his expertise with him in the 1903 when he moved his family to The United States Of America. The company prospered in their new homeland and the American fascination with the banjo meant an opportunity to extend their skills to this new instrument. The name Epiphone, derived from the name of Anastasios’ son, Epamimondas, came into being in 1928 when the company began making guitars. In 1957 the factory was taken over by the Gibson company.
The Les Paul guitar is a solid body electric guitar made by Gibson in the early nineteen fifties and named after the popular guitarist and inventor of his own solid body guitar, Les Paul. Les Paul’s design for a solid body guitar had been originally turned down by Gibson but in the face of the popularity of the electric guitar, Gibson designed their own version incorporating some suggestions by Les Paul and using his endorsement to draw public attention to their new product.
The Epiphone Les Paul guitars are versions of the original Gibson models but they are made from cheaper materials in factories in countries like Korea where labor is not as expensive. They also lack some of the fancy detailing that can be found on the Gibson factory model guitars, the fretboard inlays being markedly lower quality. In all their are around twenty Les Paul model guitars made by the Epiphone company.
Their is quite alot of debate about whether the Epiphone Les Paul guitars are as good as the original Gibson models. Many guitar players think that in general the Epiphone tone is not as good as the Gibson and some feel that the Epiphone necks are less player friendly than the originals.
Of course quality standards vary from factory to factory with many stories emerging from guitar buyers about inferior building and flaws in the headstocks, fretboards and other details. However some guitar players have said they were pleasantly surprised when trying out Epiphone guitars. The Epiphone version of the Les Paul Standard guitar, although much lighter than the original has been reported to have a very responsive action and a sound almost identical to an original Les Paul.
The Epiphone Standard is built entirely to the Gibson factory specifications using more separate bits of mahogany than the Gibson but with no noticeable difference in sound quality. Some guitar players even report that they can find no difference between the pickups used in the Epiphone Standard and the Gibson Standard. The machine heads are a little more jerky to use than the Gibson’s but they keep the guitar tuned.
If you like the Gibson Les Paul Custom guitars, you will be pleasantly surprised to know that the Epiphone Custom guitars look almost the same as the Gibsons with very similar inlays. If you like the Bigsby tailpiece, you can even get it in an Epiphone.
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