It's a beautiful guitar with a nice warm tone. It's set up pretty decently out of the box, but it does need a few adjustments. Can't recommend it enough if you're looking for a semi-hollow that won't break the bank.

Alon

Undisclosed

Not to dismiss any of the other Epi models, I have five others , but this guitar is a step, or two, above their quality range. Every aspect of this instrument is just amazing. The sound, the feel, the build quality, the fit and finish, are all more than I would expect at this price point. Maybe any price point. I've played, and owned , guitars costing almost 10 times as much, and none plays better than the Sheraton.

Don M.

Charlotte, NC

The Sheraton II from Epiphone is an excellent option if you are looking for a semi hollow body guitar at a more affordable price. The quality is a step up from some of the other Epiphone options and feels like a more expensive guitar. The inlays on the headstock are a really nice touch making this guitar a beautiful one to add your collection. Sounds and plays great too!

Dugger

Indianapolis

The packaging was superb, it came out (after a battle royale-and mind you, this is a good thing) in an absolutely grand colour-a nice deep rich burgundy. It has those stunning looks that remind you of that special woman of once upon a time. I set the guitar up to my liking, and sat down with it. Right from the start, it handled beautifully, albeit the electricals were a bit of a disappointment; considering how the 'split pots' are touted, a little too limited of a tonal variation to my liking-minor point! The sound was a little on the thin side; but that is due to the factory strings on it. I set most of my stuff up with D'addario flats or half-rounds, around .011 for the first string-and that gives me the feel I like. The case is the usual moulded case, with a very nice plush grey interior. Everything fits, everything works great, looks beautifu, and sounds even better! I think that even "Mr. 335" himself would be greatly impressed with this rig!

Big Richie C.

Burlington, Ct

For most of my life, I have played guitar and bass. I have always been partial to Epiphone guitars. Now, I must be honest-I haven't played the "pro" as yet; but I do own a Sheraton ll, and wouldn't part with it ever! This axe plays like it was built just for me, the guitar as a whole, is a wonderful instrument to play; either in your own room, studio, or out on gigs and sessions. At the moment, I have mine running through a Hartke 150-this amp was more or less built for an acoustic instrument, but through it, the "Sherry" sings like a bird. The tone I get is very resonant and throaty-sort of a Carmen McCrae with strings! At present I have it strung with D'adaddario med. gauge flats, and am one happy dude! I would have used it in any setting; from studio, to hot sweaty gigs-she is going to be one hard axe to beat! ...NOT a guitar to leave in the case!!

Big Richie C.

Burlington, Ct.