Have you considered that because humbucker size P90s don't sound quite the same as a traditional P90.

It's gonna sound a bit different but how much depends on how the pickups are built and wound but there's also the difference in dimensions between the two pickup types. Or were you planning on routing the body? I would assume you'll hear much the same with the Sheraton and since you're having them custom wound I assume you can have pretty much whatever you like as far as output and voicing. NO NEED FOR A GUITAR CABLE The foldable input jack rotates 180 degrees to plug directly into all guitar body shapes. I've also owned two Sheraton's in the past.Īny tonal difference is only what you'd expect between a P90 and the Alnico Classic Pro in the current ES339. I love the model and it's smaller body and enjoy having a semi-hollow body for playing blues. To replace it I bought a third ES339 last fall again in sunburst. Number two was a wine red ES339 w/P90s that I sold last summer and got more for than I paid for it due to Epi having discontinued both the model and the wine red finish so it was a rare bird worth a premium. The first w/coil splitting was traded to a good friend for his Lucille which I then traded for the Casino I now have. Over the past 6-7 years I've owned 3 different ES339 models. Nonetheless, we think the pickups are an upgrade from the originals, and they sound excellent.I can't find any reason to not do it if P90s are what you prefer. The original Epiphone Dogear P-90T single-coil pickups were replaced at some point - there's no marking on the pickups indicating what they are, and there's evidence of a rewire (original vinyl coated wire is now cloth). There's a couple of small dings and some very light pick swirls but nothing that impacts the performance of the instrument. This 2021 Casino is in very good condition, showing minimal signs of play wear and tear. As the frequent guitar of choice for the Beatles' sessions and tours, Casino's light weight, great looks and aggressive tone helped it become one of the most coveted instruments of the British Invasion, and it still is today.

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