I bought my Epiphone 12 string guitar after having a brief affair with the 6 string version. This affair was tragically brought to an end when my beautiful 6 stringed lover had her neck broken in a car crash.
The tone of an Epiphone guitar is very rich - I don't know why, but it is. ... Read review
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A review by w1ldrover on Epiphone PR-100-12 Acoustic Guitar March 1st, 2001
Author's product rating:
How well constructed is it?
very well
Appearance
5
Quality of sound
superb
Playability
very playable
Value for money
excellent
Advantages:
Beautiful tones for reasonable price
Disadvantages:
none
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
I bought my Epiphone 12 string guitar after having a brief affair with the 6 string version. This affair was tragically brought to an end when my beautiful 6 stringed lover had her neck broken in a car crash.
The tone of an Epiphone guitar is very rich - I don't know why, but it is. It could be that Epiphone are part of Gibson who are renowned for great guitars, but I can tell you that Epiphone were just as good before the association with Gibson.
Being essentially a singer rather than a guitarist, I find that the 12 string version of this guitar adds greater depth to the sound of the chords I play as I sing.
If you've never played a 12 string before, don't worry - they are just as easy to play as a 6 string. In fact the chords are the same. The strings are really 6 pairs rather than 12 individual strings with the pairs on the lower four strings being tuned an octave apart.
I endorse Epiphone guitars because they give you beautiful tones for an affordable price, with the added advantage of knowing that they belong to the esteemed Gibson family.