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epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
Posted by mitch on Sun, 08/12/01 - 14:46:55.
In Reply to Al's Guitar Gallery
i bought this guitar in the early 80's its mellowed out nicely,sounds good,have it strung 6 string cuz i like the room it allows my big fingers.time to replace the machine heads, bridge "nut" and pegs. no biggie.just wondering if anyones got any info on this model.would appreciate some feedback. thanx!!
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
: ~ I just bought an Epiphone PR-715ACR (six string) at a flea market. I can't find hardly anything online about this guitar. Seems to be a well built instrument, straight neck, action is low but not too low, no fret buzz, intonation is great, plays as well as my Fender Highway 1 Strat. It is in great condition - no flaws, shiny finish, only minor scratches, has a case.
My guess is this is a lower end Epiphone from the mid 80's. I'm just looking for information about the AC-715ACR (6 string).
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: : i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
:
: : ~ I just bought an Epiphone PR-715ACR (six string) at a flea market. I can't find hardly anything online about this guitar. Seems to be a well built instrument, straight neck, action is low but not too low, no fret buzz, intonation is great, plays as well as my Fender Highway 1 Strat. It is in great condition - no flaws, shiny finish, only minor scratches, has a case.
: My guess is this is a lower end Epiphone from the mid 80's. I'm just looking for information about the AC-715ACR (6 string).
hey]
i designed this guitar, and it's really nice to hear after all these years that it's out there and being played. i was director of marketing for gibson during the late 70's early 80's, and this guitar was part of an entire re-do of the epiphone line.
i enjoyed the hell out of doing the whole line . . . wish i had a few - lucky you!
thanks
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: : : i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
: :
: : : ~ I just bought an Epiphone PR-715ACR (six string) at a flea market. I can't find hardly anything online about this guitar. Seems to be a well built instrument, straight neck, action is low but not too low, no fret buzz, intonation is great, plays as well as my Fender Highway 1 Strat. It is in great condition - no flaws, shiny finish, only minor scratches, has a case.
: : My guess is this is a lower end Epiphone from the mid 80's. I'm just looking for information about the AC-715ACR (6 string).
: hey]
: i designed this guitar, and it's really nice to hear after all these years that it's out there and being played. i was director of marketing for gibson during the late 70's early 80's, and this guitar was part of an entire re-do of the epiphone line.
: i enjoyed the hell out of doing the whole line . . . wish i had a few - lucky you!
: thanks
To the gentleman who said he designed this guitar: What woods are used for the back and sides of this guitar?
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: : : i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
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To the gentleman who said he designed this guitar: What woods are used for the back and sides of this guitar?
: :
: : : ~ I just bought an Epiphone PR-715ACR (six string) at a flea market. I can't find hardly anything online about this guitar. Seems to be a well built instrument, straight neck, action is low but not too low, no fret buzz, intonation is great, plays as well as my Fender Highway 1 Strat. It is in great condition - no flaws, shiny finish, only minor scratches, has a case.
: : My guess is this is a lower end Epiphone from the mid 80's. I'm just looking for information about the AC-715ACR (6 string).
: hey]
: i designed this guitar, and it's really nice to hear after all these years that it's out there and being played. i was director of marketing for gibson during the late 70's early 80's, and this guitar was part of an entire re-do of the epiphone line.
: i enjoyed the hell out of doing the whole line . . . wish i had a few - lucky you!
: thanks
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Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: : : i have the 6 string version of your guitar. My dad bought it in the 70s and its amazing, i dont really have any info, i just figured id say something cause i cant seem to find anyone who has a PR-715 model.
: :
: : : ~ I just bought an Epiphone PR-715ACR (six string) at a flea market. I can't find hardly anything online about this guitar. Seems to be a well built instrument, straight neck, action is low but not too low, no fret buzz, intonation is great, plays as well as my Fender Highway 1 Strat. It is in great condition - no flaws, shiny finish, only minor scratches, has a case.
: : My guess is this is a lower end Epiphone from the mid 80's. I'm just looking for information about the AC-715ACR (6 string).
: hey]
: i designed this guitar, and it's really nice to hear after all these years that it's out there and being played. i was director of marketing for gibson during the late 70's early 80's, and this guitar was part of an entire re-do of the epiphone line.
: i enjoyed the hell out of doing the whole line . . . wish i had a few - lucky you!
: thanks
hello.....My sisters and I bought my dad a PR-715-12 ASB over 25 years ago maybe....excellent guitar...love it....my dad passed away and now it came back to me.....took it in and had it cleaned up.....man....it looks brand new and plays as such.....i'll own it forever.....what a full sound it has......love them 12 strings.....thanks...just wanted to share this......Mike...Chicago IL.
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
Seems we all want to know the same thing, "When was my PR-715-12-ASB made?" Mine is in immaculate shape with Serial# 04729 made in Japan.
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
I have the same 12 string. It sounds great! I recently put some Peavy strings on it. I am the oringal owner and purchased the guitar in the early 80's. It used to break the high G string but this new set has lasted a couple of months.
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
:An amazing guitar with amazing sound. Definately enough to fill any hall with sweet sound. I was given this instrument and would appreciate any info abt it. It has a paper label inside with serial #12403, made in Kalamazoo, Mich. Can anyone tell me the date of manufacture, value, etc.?
Re: epiphone 12 string mod.# PR-715-12 -ASB
: :An amazing guitar with amazing sound. Definately enough to fill any hall with sweet sound. I was given this instrument and would appreciate any info abt it. It has a paper label inside with serial #12403, made in Kalamazoo, Mich. Can anyone tell me the date of manufacture, value, etc.?
I just purchased the exact same model as you own. Made in Kalamazoo Michigan, 12 string and tghe serial number is 12402. It also reads that it was made in Japan.
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