ET-Series

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== Epiphone ET-Series ==Image:ET290Nsm.JPG‎
1976 Epiphone ET-290N

(shown in Natural)

Manufacturer Epiphone
Period 1971-1979
Construction
Body type Solid
Neck joint Bolt or set
Scale 24.75"
Woods
Body Hardwood or Maple
Neck Hardwood or Maple
Fretboard Rosewood or Maple
Hardware
Bridge Tune-O-Matic with stopbar tailpiece
Pickup(s) 2 humbuckers or 2 single coils
Colors available
Ebony, Cherry Red, Mahogany, Cherry Sunburst, and Natural.

The Epiphone ET Series guitars were solidbody guitars produced during the 1970s in Japan.

In 1970, the decision was made to close down Kalamazoo production of Epiphones in favor of building them overseas in Japan. Epiphone decided to offer a "new" line of Japanese-built Epiphones that had more in common with other Japanese copies than previous Epiphone products. Japanese-built Epiphones generally sport a blue label that reads Epiphone, Inc. Kalamazoo, Michigan but rarely sport a Made in Japan sticker.


Contents

Models

ET-270

The Epiphone ET-270 features:


- Two single coil pickups

- Chrome hardware

- Vibrato tailpiece

- Bolt-on hardwood neck

- Rosewood fingerboard with "dot" inlays

- $159.50 MSRP (1974)

- Colors available: Cherry Red.


ET-275

The Epiphone ET-275 features:


- Two humbuckers

- Chrome hardware

- Vibrato tailpiece

- Hardwood body

- Bolt-on hardwood neck

- Bound headstock

- Rosewood fingerboard with "dot" inlays

- $174.50 MSRP (1974)

- Colors available: Cherry Sunburst.


ET-276

The Epiphone ET-276 features:


- Two humbuckers

- Chrome hardware

- Stopbar tailpiece

- Hardwood body

- Bolt-on hardwood neck

- Rosewood fingerboard with "dot" inlays

- $199.50 MSRP (1976)

- Colors available: Mahogany.


ET-278

The Epiphone ET-278 features:


- Two humbuckers

- Chrome hardware

- Tremolo tailpiece

- Hardwood body

- Natural hardwood neck

- Bound neck and headstock

- Rosewood fingerboard with "dot" inlays

- $189.50 MSRP (1974)

- Colors available: Ebony.


ET-290

The Epiphone ET-290 features:


- Two humbuckers

- Gold hardware

- Maple body

- Set Maple neck

- Rosewood fingerboard with "block" inlays

- $220.00 MSRP (1974), $259.50 MSRP (1976)

- Colors available: Cherry Sunburst and Natural.


References

1. EverythingSG.com[1]

2. EverythingSG.com[2]

3. EverythingSG.com[3]

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