Epiphone Dot vs Fender Jazzmaster

The tuning machines are 18 to 1 ratio grover rotomatic with nickel finish just like the rest of the hardware, including the tone and volume knobs. Lik...

but I'm not gonna be playing in Ultra today because this is the American original 60s model and I chose it because it's pretty much the classic setup ...

The tuners feel loose, and the metal parts on the bridge and tail feel very rough, as though they weren't quite finished. The pickups sound the same as any of the other guitars I've tried in this class, but unlike most 335 copies, there is only one volume and one tone control. Because of this, you don't really have the same amount of control over the tone that you would with most other 335 copies. On the plus side, I didn't hear too much of the notorious hollow body feedback while I was playing the Dot, and I was sitting right in front of a 100W fender combo amp

Beautiful guitar, don’t get me wrong, however, I’m giving this 3 stars for the horrendous set up it came with. Intonation was wack, truss rod was wack, saddles were wack, a string actually unwound from the bridge when I used the whammy bar. The fret ends were also very sharp. My verdict is that if you’re a little hands on and know how to fix these minor issues it’s a good buy, but for beginners or ones that are scared to work on a guitar you’ll have to pay for a professional setup which can range from 50-100$ so you make the call if you wanna spend the money

Hey everyone, I'm Peter Grant, welcome to My channel And today I'm going to share a few thoughts on this: the Epiphone Doll [Music] The Epiphone dot i...

so everything looks good here. If you order one of these brand new, you get a nice deluxe hardshell case. It's got the TSA styled latches you get thre...