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Dalibor is pictured with an Epiphone Riviera in that picture. It has a
center block. That is one of the cheaper Rivieras. Most have
minibuckers. The Sheraton is much more fancy. Block inlays with
abalone triangles and a fancy headstock inlay. Those come with both
minibuckers and humbuckers. I owned, for a short time, one of the John
Lee Hooker Signiture Sheratons. Quite possibly the nicest guitar I
ever played. Better than a ES-335 and it was gorgeous. It lists at
$3000 or something like that. I got it for $1000 and then sent it back
for a Gretsch.
--- In , "mono_tones_1" <rockverb@h...>
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> that makes perfect sense. Nonetheless, I would have believed he played
> at least part of 'that album'(the one with th Epi on the cover) with
> that guitar. I used to own one, and I remeber it as having that sorta
> dark punchy sound. But I'probably think different if i had that guitar
> at hand right now.
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> I think the casino is entirely hollowbody, the semi - which i used to
> have - has another name but i forgot. Still, I have heard good surf
> tones come out of a (semi)hollow , but it would for sure not be the no.
> 1 choice. what's the band with the female guitarplayer's name again, BN
> has pics up on SG101.com? that's hollowbody right?
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> WR
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> --- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...> wrote:
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> > --- In , "mono_tones_1" <rockverb@h...>
> > wrote:
> > > doesn't one Bambi Molestor use an epi hollowbody, or is that a semi?
> >
> > Dalibor was photographed with a semi-hollow Epiphone Casino (or
> > something like that, a Gibson 335 copy), but he never used it for
> > recording or live performances. He's strictly a Jazzmaster man.
> >
> > Ivan
