You probably already know this if you consider yourself a hardcore Beatles fan. Since he bought it in 1966, the Epiphone Casino became, without a doubt, an essential part of Lennon’s signature sound during the second half of the fabulous four’s career, and the singer-songwriter legend kept this guitar as his main instrument until the end of his life.Īs proof, nowadays, you can buy two different versions of the Casino, both based on Lennon’s original guitar: the Epiphone John Lennon Revolution Casino in a natural finish and the Epiphone Casino Inspired by John Lennon in vintage sunburst. That’s the same instrument that Lennon played during The Beatles’ last iconic live public performance: the rooftop concert held on the top of their Apple Corps office building in London in 1969. So, if you watched the “Get Back” documentary released on streaming services in late 2021, you probably noticed that John Lennon was playing pretty much only one guitar throughout the entire duration of the series. Truss Rod Cover: 'Bullet' shaped 2-layer (B/W) Vintage 'E' in WhiteĬontrols: 2 volume, 2 tone, hand-wired with Orange Drop capacitors Pickguard: White (Casino) Three-ply White/Black/White/Black pickguard with Epiphone logo Featuring Gibson Strings.īody Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer The USA Collection Epiphone Casino also features hand-wired electronics with Orange Drop capacitors and Gibson USA P-90 Dogear single-coil pickups.

The new Casino from the USA Epiphone Collection features a classic maple and poplar body with a Royal Tan nitrocellulose lacquer finish.

The Epiphone Casino is now Made in the USA for the first time in over 50 years! Since its introduction in 1961, the Epiphone Casino has been the choice of countless musicians, including Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, Keith Richards, Ray Davies, Dave Davies, and Paul Weller.

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