Epiphone John Lennon Revolution Casino Hollow Body Electric Guitar (Natural)
We all wanna change the world... just like John Lennon. Back in 1966, John Lennon purchased a 1965 model Epiphone Casino that ultimately became an iconic piece of Beatles history. In 1968, he stripped off its Vintage Sunburst finish to reveal the natural wood underneath. Epiphone carefully examined John Lennon's original Casino guitar (still in Yoko Ono's possession) to construct its "Revolution" John Lennon Casino model.
The original body shape has been reproduced in five-ply maple and birch to mid-1960s Kalamazoo tooling specifications. The set-in one-piece mahogany neck has a rosewood fingerboard adorned with pearloid parallelogram inlays. A pair of Gibson USA-made P90's supply that classic British Invasion sound, and can really wail at high volumes. Other deluxe appointments include an adjustable bridge with trapeze tailpiece, gold-tone Grover tuners, and nickel hardware. This remarkable piece is finished with a stripped Natural nitro cellulose sealer and is stamped with Lennon's original serial number on the back of the headstock. It includes a deluxe case.
- 5-ply birch/maple body
- Set in mahogany neck
- Rosewood fingerboard with parallelogram inlays
- 2 Gibson USA-made P90 pickups
- Gold tone Grover tuners
- Adjustable bridge with trapeze tailpiece
- Nickel hardware
- Bound body and neck
- 2 Volume and 2 Tone controls with 3-way switch
- 24.75" scale
- 1.62" Corian nut
- John's serial number stamped on headstock back
- Includes deluxe case
Warranty:
Part of the Gibson family of musical instruments, Epiphones are backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Epiphone John Lennon Revolution Casino Hollow Body Electric Guitar (Natural)
The manufacturer's warranty covers parts and labor for the lifetime of the product. The warranty excludes damage from misuse, abuse, and contains other exclusions.
