Epiphone Original Casino Hollow Body Electric Guitar in Natural, Indian Laurel Fingerboard

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£649.00

This is a New Epiphone Original Casino Hollow Body Electric Guitar in Natural, Indian Laurel Fingerboard from Epiphone, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

Description

The Casino is one of Epiphone’s most iconic guitars, and for good reason. First introduced in 1961, it’s been seen in the hands of The Beatles, Keith Richards and Noel Gallagher over the years (not bad company!). Lightweight yet brimming with character, this fully hollow rock ‘n’ roll classic remains Epiphone’s most popular archtop to this day. Fully hollow character Built with a layered Maple and Poplar body, the Casino delivers the lively, open response that only a true hollow body can offer. Its light construction feels brilliantly resonant in your hands too, whether you’re plugged into an amp or simply playing on the sofa. In other words, it’s just a super-inspiring guitar to pick up any time. Comfortable vintage feel A glued-in Mahogany neck keeps things feeling authentic, while the silky Indian Laurel fingerboard and 22 medium jumbo frets make everything from rhythm work to lead playing feel nice and smooth. Vintage-style touches such as the parallelogram inlays, Dovewing headstock and Epiphone Deluxe tuners complete the classic look. Legendary P-90 tone A pair of Dogear P-90 PRO pickups give the Casino its unmistakable voice, serving up everything from shimmering cleans and woody blues tones to gritty rock crunch. Independent volume and tone controls for each pickup, plus a three-way selector switch, let you dial in a huge range of tones with ease.Key Features Hollow body design: Delivers the rich resonance, airy response and lively character that rock, blues, jazz and country players have loved for generations. Rounded “C” Mahogany neck: Comfortable and familiar in the hand, whether you’re strumming big open chords or digging into lead lines. 22 medium jumbo frets: Perfect for expressive bends, wide vibrato and smooth playability across the fingerboard. Dogear P-90 PRO pickups: Serve up everything from chimey cleans to crunchy rock tones with bags of vintage character. LockTone bridge with Trapeze tailpiece: A tried-and-tested combo that keeps everything feeling stable while helping the guitar ring out beautifully. SpecificationsBody Body Wood: Layered Maple Body Shape: Casino Body Binding: Single-Ply Neck Neck Wood: Mahogany Neck Shape: SlimTaper ’60s “C” Scale Length: 24.75″ (628.65 mm) Fingerboard Wood: Indian Laurel Number of Frets: 22 Nut Type: Graph Tech Nut Width: 1.69″ (43 mm) Hardware Bridge: LockTone Tune-O-Matic Tailpiece: Diamond Trapeze Tuners: Epiphone Vintage Deluxe Control Knobs: Gold Top Hat with Silver Inserts Hardware Plating: Nickel Electronics Pickups: Epiphone PRO P-90 Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone Pickup Switching: 3-Way Toggle

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Epiphone

Epiphone has a proud heritage that stretches back to 1873, earning its place as one of the most respected names in guitar history. Known today as Gibson’s sister brand, Epiphone produces affordable yet high-quality versions of classic Gibson models like the Les Paul, SG, and ES-335, making legendary designs accessible to a wider audience. The brand’s instruments combine vintage charm with modern reliability, offering rich tone, solid craftsmanship, and great playability. From blues and rock to jazz and indie, Epiphone guitars are loved by beginners and professionals alike for delivering iconic sounds without the premium price tag.

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Electric Guitars

Electric guitars use magnetic pickups to convert string vibration into an electrical signal, allowing the sound to be shaped through amplifiers and effects. Key things to understand include body shape, pickup type, neck profile, scale length and bridge design, as these all affect tone, feel and sustain. They are used across almost every modern genre, from clean and expressive to high-gain and aggressive styles, making them one of the most versatile instruments available.

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Explore electric, acoustic and bass guitars across a wide range of playing styles, body shapes and specifications. The most useful differences include scale length, construction, pickup type, neck profile, materials and whether the instrument is intended for amplified, acoustic or hybrid use. Use the narrower guitar categories and feature tags to compare instruments with similar designs rather than relying on appearance alone.

Hollow Body Electric Guitars

Hollow body electric guitars feature a fully hollow construction that gives them a warm, resonant, and open tone. The air inside the body enhances natural acoustic character, making these guitars especially popular for jazz, blues, and vintage-inspired styles. They respond beautifully to touch and dynamics, offering rich chord detail and smooth lead tones, though they are generally best suited to lower to moderate volume levels. Hollow body electric guitars are ideal for players who value warmth, expressiveness, and a more organic feel in their amplified sound.

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Hollow body guitars have fully hollowed bodies with no solid centre block, giving them a light feel and a naturally resonant acoustic character. This construction allows the body to vibrate more freely, producing an open, airy sound with strong warmth and depth.

They are closely associated with jazz, blues, and early rock and roll, where clean tones, dynamics, and natural resonance are valued. Hollow body guitars offer rich, rounded lows and smooth highs, but are more prone to feedback at high volumes, making them best suited to lower-gain and clean playing styles.