Isit Sweelee's Epiphone guitar is come from CHINA???

[LadyInTears]

haha there is a difference, let me use an analogy.

japanese girls > korean girls > china girls. agreed?

that aside, yea the origin of geetar isnt that important, but the reputation of where it was made does play a part, you cant help but feel safer holding a mij one haha.

 

[jmb23]

haha there is a difference, let me use an analogy.

japanese girls > korean girls > china girls. agreed?

that aside, yea the origin of geetar isnt that important, but the reputation of where it was made does play a part, you cant help but feel safer holding a mij one haha.

eh,the beauty,body,price or the whole deal you comparing :mrgreen:

 

[theliverevolution]

haha there is a difference, let me use an analogy.

japanese girls > korean girls > china girls. agreed?

that aside, yea the origin of geetar isnt that important, but the reputation of where it was made does play a part, you cant help but feel safer holding a mij one haha.

LOL! Okay, fine, got pwned by that part. I was thinking of the workability rather then the reputation actaully

 

[Dime]

It doesnt matter.A MIC can sound as sick as a MIK.More justifiable when in a hands of a guitarist who knows how to play rather than wasting his time comparing the two.

 

[LadyInTears]

yea i guess so, its the fingers!
but seriously in terms of build quality and stuff, the japanese do it best, then aside, give tone is all in the fingers!!!!!

 

[squirrel]

And I though i was being an ass hahahah

 

[mockingbird]

The guitar itself does not state "Made in China" on it. At most, they stick a sticker there, which even a blind monkey can remove with no problems. One way that people tell the country of origin is by looking at the serial number.

And I've got quite a few Made in China guitars. I've never had a single problem with them.

 

[backagain]

err...why are u guys criticizing his english...
just answer the question haha

Maybe this guy is from China

 

[EugeneSmasher]

backagain: Just curious, why do you post the same thing three times?

To TS: Yes, there are Chinese-made Epiphones and Korean-made Epiphones. The difference is that Korean-made Epiphones are more expensive.

Thing is, I've played (and own) Chinese-made guitars and they never give me problems. I used them on my recent performances and didn't worry at all. In fact, I just love playing them. So don't judge by its country of origin alone. Inspect the guitar for yourself, don't throw it back on the shelf just because it's made in China.

 

[jskadiang]

^^Kinda heard you the first time there.

 

[lordie]

MIC, CIJ or MIK, MOUSE! hahhaaha

anyway, the issue is not the origin the issue is QC, china got bad QC, unless strictly enforce guitar made in any place states or japan or germany that came from the same factory got vastly different build quality, etc..

it doesn;t matter if yer PRC or angmoh, to operate a CNC machine, it just press a button *grinz*

 

[squirrel]

Maybe he is from China

we got the drift

we got the drift

we got the drift

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you

 

[subversion]

current Epiphones are made in china- are these pariahs compared to the previous korean batch? of course not. we know there are atrotious american made guitars around, it's production per se, not about the country of origin. some people fail to understand this because all along, there have been some derogatory association when it comes to non-american products; the well made ones... nobody bothered. if there were any efforts to highlight them, the reception would be dismissive.

 

[Whitestrat]

japanese girls > korean girls > china girls. agreed?

I beg to differ... I wouldn't speak of things which I don't know a great deal of.:twisted:

 

[squirrel]

I like Bruno's song at the end of the movie.

"The fighting both North and South Korea, they're both just Chinese" hahaha