This is a roundneck, right? Meaning I play it as I would a "normal" acoustic (albeit in a different tuning perhaps).
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thats correct james its a round neck play as you would a normal acoustic it plays and sounds great or plug it in to your amp that also sounds great very satisfied with the guitar was going to get another one so i could keep it tuned to open e or g you should like it the finish on the guitar is flawless it was shipped to my house with no problems great guitar for the price
213626
it is a round neck and with the right amp.. you can blow the neighbors house off the foundation.. for the money it a damn good guitar.. You can tune it in any Key you would like.. depending of the style you play,, rock, jazz.. etc.. Lou
213627
Hi from, Mike. The one that I bought was a round neck ?? Just like a standard guitar - Great guitar for the price - But did need to be set up to play right -
213628
Yes it is a round neck, you can tune it and play it in any key as a normal guitar or lap steel or even as you would a cigar box guitar. Playing with a slide is optional. Lots of options for slides such as the neck of a bottle or a mechanic's deep socket and you can use "mole skin" from the foot care section of the drug store to achieve a good between the slide and your finger.
213629
Yup. Standard round, guitar-style neck.You are gonna want to file the bridge down (or replace it completely - cheap wood that fits poorly - investment of a couple bucks and 30 minutes of your time)But for the price it is actually totally playable and doesn't sound bad at all.
213630
yes, it is a rounded neck and is played like a regular acoustic or using a slide with alternate dobro tuning.
2129909
They said it is a bit loose if tune like a guitar, it was too big for my hands so sold it, but it is a nice instrument..
1237957
Yes. It's tuned like the four treble guitar strings, or like a ukulele, so chording is similar. Frets are a little small for my Big Hammy Fingers, though ;-)
17928
As the others have said, there was no setup required. I just tuned it. I am not a left-handed player, so I have not actually "played" this guitar. However, it all seemed fine to me right out of the box. The action and intonation were good.
1993816
This should be perfect for you! You can play plugged in or acoustically and it comes with a case and picks, so everything you need
1636774
it has a wider stance than the average hole by about a half inch on either side and is held in place with some foam rubber substance - so more than likely yeah - but if I had a Martin I would upgrade to a unit that had a volume control on the wire - just saying. This pick=up is elegant for we who play professionally but is out of your control at the source besides your amp...and thru an electric amp it's tinny sounding - but thru an acoustic amp or pa it's just as rich as can be.
1528113
I don't know about that guitar specifically, but if you're just looking to give a guitar sound, this'll work. It has more of an electric sound, though, not perfectly acoustic.
1085759
Yes, but setups can be a personal taste as well. Mine was fine, the intonation was fair to good but the action was a little higher than I prefer so I did some adjustments to make mine feel the way I like it. Other's may like theirs the way it's delivered fine, but almost every Epiphone gets setup before shipping...now whether it was done by a monkey or a luthier is the real question
1331309
The neck is standard (a little slim). If you were blind you would think its a full size guitar. It does NOT sound normal without an amp. It is great as a "silent" guitar to pratice with, but you need a headphone amp, like a VOX AmplPlug. If you do plug it into a practice amp (like a Cube, 10w marshall, pignose etc.) it will sound great, it also sounds great in full size amps.
125367
Yes it sounds just like my big strat the sound is beautiful and the action is fast. thanks for asking Jon
2229350
You tune it the same way as a typical guitar, unless of course you are playing something that requires otherwise. eadgbe
1555197
Yes it is. I bought mine from Amazon, had it tuned & set up by a local guitar and banjo store, complete with Elixir banjo strings. It has a beautiful sound, I use it in church at least once a week.
779707
I haven't used it on an acoustic as of yet I've been playing it on a les paul through a 59 fender bassman amp I'm sure it will sound good any way it's used I say go for it
698411
No, It is a right hand guitar. I guess you could string it left handed if so desired.
1331310
The neck is standard (a little slim). If you were blind you would think its a full size guitar. it is *easy to restring and to tune, the headstock is just not in a normal place but the tuners work exactly the same. It does NOT sound normal without an amp. It is great as a "silent" guitar to pratice with, but you need a headphone amp, like a VOX AmplPlug. If you do plug it into a practice amp (like a Cube, 10w marshall, pignose etc.) it will sound great, it also sounds great in full size amps.
164228
Yes, but it will sound thicker than the typical crisp brittle sound of a Strat single-coil pick-up. This pick-up sounds, in my opinion as good or better than a standard Gibson double, but has no single-coil splitting possibilities: it is a simple double-coil pick...no frills.
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It's an acoustic guitar. No hookups, I suppose if you know the song you can play along. But it I'd just a good old classic dreadnought acoustic.