What's the diference about this one and the $259 Epiphone ?
1291267
Probably the size and quality of the amp. Double check, but I think the $259 version has a 15 watt amp.
1259830
The hummingbird is mahogany a softer wood, also more prone to warping. For $100 more I would buy the ej 200 maple, louder, more crisp & will last longer, a better buy for only $ more sturdy guitar.. Have both in Gibsons & epiphones. The ej 200 is just like my Gibson the Hummingbird is much less quality.
1622177
Not sure why the price difference. I have used the e6 in the past for speaking. Is it nicer.... Yes. Are there better technical advantages.... Yes. On the other hand, can anyone in my church tell the difference? Nope, expect the one guy who has done professional sound and he says it is minimal. If you have a good person working the board, this mic is great. I do not worry if something happens to it. I bought two to guest speakers have one and don't mess mine up. The sermon recordings come out clear and crisp. Only do the e6 if the $300+ is no big deal or you will be outside a lot. Other than that this mic has been great since day one. Not sure why the price difference. I have used the e6 in the past for speaking. Is it nicer.... Yes. Are there better technical advantages.... Yes. On the other hand, can anyone in my church tell the difference? Nope, expect the one guy who has done professional sound and he says it is minimal. If you have a good person working the board, this mic is great. I do not worry if something happens to it. I bought two to guest speakers have one and don't mess mine up. The sermon recordings come out clear and crisp. Only do the e6 if the $300+ is no big deal or you will be outside a lot. Other... » Read More Not sure why the price difference. I have used the e6 in the past for speaking. Is it nicer.... Yes. Are there better technical advantages.... Yes. On the other hand, can anyone in my church tell the difference? Nope, expect the one guy who has done professional sound and he says it is minimal. If you have a good person working the board, this mic is great. I do not worry if something happens to it. I bought two to guest speakers have one and don't mess mine up. The sermon recordings come out clear and crisp. Only do the e6 if the $300+ is no big deal or you will be outside a lot. Other than that this mic has been great since day one. « Show Less
2058163
Passive, and they're *amazing*. Put them in an older PRS SE Custom 22 (just like a McCarty) with a .022uf ornage drop and TKS pots (anf all new hardware) and suddenly it's a $2K guitar.
11285
The program is available with a Gibson Epihone guitar for around 300 dollars. The package I bought at Amazon included just the guitar cable. Reason I chose without the guitar is because I own several guitars.Arno
1967145
There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them easier to hold on to. There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them... » Read More There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them easier to hold on to. « Show Less
1804920
I don't know as I've never played a px-150, sorry. But it seems that the 150 is a later generation and the 330 has more tones. I am quite happy with the 330 still, and play it almost every day, however, I only use the piano tones, so I could have saved money by just getting the 130.
802191
It honestly compares pretty well surprisingly. I set the action on mine pretty low and get great sound without any fret buzz. I picked up this guitar to have as an extra I could get a little rough with and not have to worry about it so much at its price. It actually sounds better than my 400 dollar Schecter.
28160
I still haven't seen a satisfactory answer to this question. All the comments suggest the UE is equal or superior to the Squeezebox yet no one has explained why the latter, an older model, is triple the price. You don't see a price drop this huge without some tradeoffs.
1119576
Grovers are not standard to Epiphone and I replaced Grovers I installed 40 years ago on my SG standard with Gibson tunners to bring it back to original. I'm not sure what is original Epiphone but I think they will work perfectly
1296703
I haven't played both guitars, therefore I cannot offer an educated / comparative reply. I purchased the LX1 for my 4 year old grandson because I'm hoping that he shows some interest in learning how to play as he get's a bit older. From experience, I know that trying to learn on a cheap, horrible sounding instrument isn't much fun. I've owned Martin guitars for decades and believe in their quality - but quite frankly, my reasoning behind this purchase was based mostly on personal preference. Taylor crafts beautiful, high quality instruments and I have no doubt that their Baby Taylor exemplifies this. I haven't played both guitars, therefore I cannot offer an educated / comparative reply. I purchased the LX1 for my 4 year old grandson because I'm hoping that he shows some interest in learning how to play as he get's a bit older. From experience, I know that trying to learn on a cheap, horrible sounding instrument isn't much fun. I've owned Martin guitars for decades and believe in their quality - but quite frankly, my reasoning behind this purchase was based mostly on personal preference. Taylor crafts beautiful, high quality instruments and I have no doubt that their Baby Taylor... » Read More I haven't played both guitars, therefore I cannot offer an educated / comparative reply. I purchased the LX1 for my 4 year old grandson because I'm hoping that he shows some interest in learning how to play as he get's a bit older. From experience, I know that trying to learn on a cheap, horrible sounding instrument isn't much fun. I've owned Martin guitars for decades and believe in their quality - but quite frankly, my reasoning behind this purchase was based mostly on personal preference. Taylor crafts beautiful, high quality instruments and I have no doubt that their Baby Taylor exemplifies this. « Show Less
2016825
they're both the same. just different prices. go for the less expensive. i have this one and paid only $262.00.
1815511
Nooo..I emailef epiphone and asked if its supposed to come with one, the guy said they stopped shipping the guitar with guitar cablesIf I wouldve known I wouldn't have bought itBut the guitar is beautiful ! Sound and looks.
2188415
There are a few very technical differences. Here you go: http://www.ehow.com/info_8521422_differences-lp-2844-lp-2844z.html#page=0
426344
Because they are showing you a picture of a different guitar. When you roll the mouse over the black one or the Vintage sunburst they are showing you a Epiphone ENL2EBCH4 Solid-Body Electric Guitar. They are less money then the LP-100's
1119385
this is NOT the one. I'm a pro musician (bassist and keys) - this is just basically an upscale toy. in other words, you'll get what you pay for...good luck!
1967144
From reading the customer reviews, it says that the YRA-312 is a reddish brown ( rosewood) simulated woodgrain finish, while YRA-314 is a lighter brown woodgrain finish. I have the reddish color and just think it's pretty and looks classy. it's a great recorder ( both). Try buying the "Sweet Pipes" Vol. 1 and 2 ( when you can find it ) for learning one note at a time, then practicing several short tunes using just the notes you have learned.