Does this guitar have a pick guard? http://www.amazon.com/Epiphone-Specia...
1305747
i have a sg epip- they are great guitars for the money --gibson - a waste of money -you buy the name-- i dont see a pick guard - some have them they are black in color,,, or get a piece of plexie glass make your own --i have before,, no problem
758188
Yes. I bought one for my Granddaughter and it worked well. It's a classical guitar so it works well for finger picking. She also used a pick. It was really fun watching her sing and strum at about a million miles an hour. Quality was good for a beginner and could be used as a travel guitar.
614128
Hi,I asked my guitars guys to check it out and they replied with no and no. Thank you!
1803053
I purchased this guitar in 2013, and mine did not come tuned; however, I am an experienced musician and was able to tune it myself. If you have a local music store or friends or family with knowledge of tuning, they should be able to tune it for you. It's really a great buy, but mine did need to be tuned. In fact, I have purchased three guitars online and had to tune all three myself. If you buy in a music store, the staff will tune it for you when you purchase.
1058671
I would be careful trying this as the pick guard seems to be on pretty tight. Be aware that the finish overall is kinda thin. Its not a heavy lacquered finish like on a lot of guitars. If you were going to refinish the whole thing anyway then I think you would be fine.
1918839
Yes, it does, but it is not a high quality guitar. It is a very basic, low quality beginners model.
816672
Yes it does, i have been playing guitar for 15+ Years and this is a great guitar to learn or pick back up with.
1715736
Did you by chance remove the tone and volume knobs on the guitar to remove the clear plastic cover on the pick guard? I knew someone who did that and when he replaced the knobs they were not in the correct postion so when he thought he had it at full volume it was not producing sound, because it was in a postion for no sound .
117522
Yes it does... this is a great guitar for the money... set up and played well right out of the box
1561319
My Fender Strat fits just fine. If the body of your epiphone is 14 inches or less wide and overall less than 42 inches long, it will fit just fine. Hope this helps.
666727
The studs are cut for Gibson Nashville bridges, If Epiphone uses the same size and thread pitch, and the posts are the same width, then yes. This is made overseas, so I would venture to say yes, it does fit an import Epiphone. Best way to find out would be to call a repair tech who would know. Or google around for Epiphone specs.
1815514
Nooo..I emailef epiphone and asked if its supposed to come with one, the guy said they stopped shipping the guitar with guitar cables If I wouldve known I wouldn't have bought it But the guitar is beautiful ! Sound and looks.
2154868
Not that my son knows of he never tried it. Only guitars as far as he knows. Sorry may want to ask the manufacturer.
1540976
As with all instruments that involve strumming, a pick guard is essential. Over time, strumming with a pick can cause the finish to wear off of the instrument and eventually gouging can occur. If it does come off and you can't reattach it, leave it off but make sure to hold the instrument perpendicular to the ground while playing. This should minimize the amount of contact you'll have with the surface of the mandolin.
1397915
I'm not sure. I have not looked into it. If Amazon doesn't have it Guitar Center would be a good place to check on it or ADJ direct.
11002
Hi, I bought the case for an American-made early 1990s Gibson SG Standard classic which is a typically-sized SG. This guitar fits the case very well & the case is sturdy & well constructed.As you have an Epiphone made in Korea I assume the specs would be the same or very similar but suggest you email the seller telling them exactly what you have & whether your model is compatible. The best of luck to you. Tim
1505481
It has one. There is a product called Planet Waves Acoustic Guitar Quick Release System that you can use to attach the strap behind the headstock without altering the guitar.