It's hard to compare apples to apples, here, but that's the tendency i've experienced. I spotted a used prs se one korina for sale locally for $450.00 canadian ($344.00 usd) Being a sucker for a good deal. I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on which wood i should choose Sound wise, i do like my strat and would be happy if the mustang, whilst its own beast, sounded somewhat like the strat. So, fellow members, is there such a thing
Korina v, with rosewood board (or ebony), proper aesthetic without gibson branding and price tag So basically, epiphone with rosewood board Is there such a thing? Black korina, as the above example shows, is beautiful even without a maple top And sounds great with good humbuckers I did notice the wilkinson studs did lift after a few years in one case
But that is an issue Lately i am a big fan of alder Boring looking but great sounding tone wood. I'm curious as to how come most builders pair a korina body with a korina neck (as opposed to a maple neck) Is it because the maple neck cancels out some of the nice frequencies of the. They just look so good, the.
The latest epiphone korina v should not be overlooked While it is a hefty increase in price from accepted epiphone fare I don't think many appreciate what a hidden gem these (and the explorers) are Expensive for an epiphone isn't crazy money. Korina is the name that gibson invented for the honey colored finish they applied to the original explorers and destroyers in the '50s With that said, go with korina.
Does it sound pretty much the same in the same style of guitar I've read some conflicting articles I'm looking at a prs I've found the same model guitar with either a mohagany body neck, or korina body neck Both have a maple top.
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