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I person I work with has a strange guitar he wants to sell me very cheap. I am having trouble identifying this model../its is an Epiphone and appears to be the same body shape as the del ray model. it also has some unique appointments… Not a set-neck or bolt on, the guitar body seems to be mahogany. It is made up pof two pieces 7" x 36" joined edge to edge and cut from that resulting slab. The top is two halves of a single "A" grade flamed maple. The top is not joined in the center, but, is separated by what looks like a a bleached-out portion of the body / neck / back protruding up between the halves of the top. some appointments which should be instant identifiers is the peg head…shaped like a Gibson es336 with the logo "epiphone" across the top and a "Gibson" emblem-type logo in the center of the face. It has some appointments that suggest epiphone’s attempt at appealing to the rush of Paul Reed Smith enthusiasts, perhaps on a limited budget in that it has A two point whammy bar with a strat-type mechanism and twin humbuckers. Frankly, I’m stumped, is there anyone out there that can help identify this piece and perhaps it’s value?
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