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Sep 26, 2019
Great bang for the buck!
The Epiphone Dot is a major bargain, especially when compared to the USA-made Gibson 335. It has outstanding tone right out of the box. Being a tone fanatic, I replaced the bridge with a Tonepros TPFG bridge with nylon saddles, pickups were replaced by Throbak SLE-101 humbuckers, and the tuners were replaced with Kluson Revolution locking tuners. Now it is an awesome tone monster, still for way less than you would pay for the Gibson 335. Players should be aware that the body is significantly larger than a Strat or a Les Paul -- but that's what happens when semi-hollow resonance is what you're after. The center block design is very effective at eliminating unwanted feedback from your amp. Don't think you have to modify it to make it sing, like I said before, it packs a wallop even in stock form. What I do strongly recommend is to have a professional guitar tech or luthier give the guitar a pro setup, complete with truss bar adjustment and saddle adjustment.
May 22, 2018
Not Your Father's Jensen
These Jensens made in Italy are not your father's Jensens. They sound a lot more like Celestions than the old Jensens. That's a good thing, as far as I'm concerned.
I knew they could handle clean sounds, but being able to handle distortion sounds equally well is icing on the cake.
Last but not least, the C15K packs a larger wallop than a 12-inch speaker.