Epiphone SG G-400 Deluxe Electric Guitar

The Bottom Line: The Epiphone G-400 is a Gibson SG knock-off that delivers great value for the money. Ideal for introductory rockers.

Review: Bargain-priced guitars are improving in quality all the time. I m sometimes quite amazed when I pop by Guitar Center and mess with the cheapo axes littered around the place. The sounds can be great and price impossible to beat. Such is the case with...

The Bottom Line: If you want a guitar that is built solid,with amazing performance that is going to last you for years to come you should definitely purchase the Epiphone G400.

Review: Let me start off by saying this,I am a guitarist of about eight years now and I have gone through plenty of different guitars in the years I've played.I have owned,and played some of the most expensive guitars,and some of the cheapest,and my...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this guitar to anyone looking to get a quality entry level guitar or someone wanting to upgrade from their first guitar and stay on a budget.

Review: Overview
I purchased my Epiphone G-400 with the cherry finish from a local music store at the beginning of . The price was approximately $360, but I received a discount since I traded in some older equipment.
Because of its price, the...

The Bottom Line: A well built instrument which will help you share in the Gibson imagery without the high costs.

Review: As I mentioned in my previous reviews, I am an Australian guitar teacher and my students often come to me for advice regarding gear purchase. A student who has been learning acoustic guitar with me for about three years decided last year to extend...

The Bottom Line: The Epiphone G-400 will give you excellent performance at an excellent price. Just like a real SG!

Review: I love Epiphone, especially for their prices. I'm a pretty big fan of the Gibson SG. The Epiphone G-400 is a much cheaper version. Let's start off by saying that I've played this at stores, yet my guitarist friend Paul has an Epiphone that he...

The Bottom Line: excellent guitar for anybody even if they don't know what they like to play. price is great for those who have money problems also. great guitar, buy it!

Review: This is a really great guitar price wise and quality wise. it has a nice feel and look to it and is really comfortable. the color of mine is ebony black. the neck is really smooth and it allows you to go up and down the frets with ease. it's also...

The Bottom Line: If you want a gig ready SG for a little over four hundred dollars, this is it.

Review: Even though I only own one guitar now and am retired from music (I sold roughly 59 of them over the years), I prefer Fender or Squier/Fender when I buy an instrument. My second choice is Ibanez. My third choice is ESP. Only then do I look at Gibsons...

The Bottom Line: A instrument has to fit the musician. This guitar fit's me well.

Review: The G-400 body pushes the neck of the guitar a couple of inches further to the left when compared to many other guitars, this gives me more playing room, much easier to reach the 22 fret. The neck is a little wider than your standard Strat or Les...

The Bottom Line: I'd say buy it if you need something to replace your high-end guitars at practice or in small shows, you might even like it more than that high-end guitar.

Review: Features:
A standard Epiphone Korean-made SG Gibson copy with double cutaway body, glued neck, and two Alnico humbuckers. Mine is cherry red. Tone/volume controls. it's very lightweight, maybe some people wouldn't like it because of that, but...

The Bottom Line: For anyone who can't afford a Gibson, I would reccommend this guitar. It's definately a bargain for $349.99!

Review: I had written a somewhat scathing review of one of these, over a year ago and that was because at the time, I was somewhat inexperienced with these type of guitars as far as doing setups on them, so hence my lack of judgement which showed in my...