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Oct 27, 2026

Logan WilliamsGUEST
50:45
Rick and Bracko? No, it's not a Rick.
Logan WilliamsGUEST
50:47
I feel like it's an Epiphone, but it's something old, and it's definitely custom and modified and chopped up.
Logan WilliamsGUEST
50:53
Oh, yeah.
Logan WilliamsGUEST
50:53
I've just got to...
Phil McKnightHOST
32:14
They make a semi-hollow bass that's beautiful.
Phil McKnightHOST
32:17
And again, like a semi-hollow, or you can get any like the Epiphone semi-hollow bass is something that looks hollow, right? So aesthetically, the audience thinks like, oh, it's acoustic still, right? But then you're just running a tiny amp and you get yourself a little cheap, little $100 amp.
Phil McKnightHOST
32:30
That's all you're going to need.
Phil McKnightHOST
32:31
Get yourself a $99 bass practice amp.
Kevin NashHOST
96:18
He had a Fender.
Kevin NashHOST
96:25
He had an Epiphone.
Kevin NashHOST
96:31
He had a Les Paul.
Kevin NashHOST
96:33
Rainbow.
Emily WolfeGUEST
40:15
Like I, there's things like brand loyalty is such a thing for me.
Emily WolfeGUEST
40:19
Like for instance, Epiphone.
Emily WolfeGUEST
40:21
I play Epiphone exclusively because I love the brand.
Emily WolfeGUEST
40:26
I love the product.
Emily WolfeGUEST
40:28
Same with Diet Coke.
Tony DudzikHOST
79:30
I mean, if you can only afford 500 bucks, go get yourself a Squire
Todd NovakHOST
79:35
or an Epiphone.
Todd NovakHOST
79:37
It's already got the Blind John Relic kind of thing going on.
Todd NovakHOST
79:41
So you don't have to say, hey, can you pay extra to relic this? You made it brand new
Steve AtkinsonGUEST
2:54
Yeah, yeah, totally.
Steve AtkinsonGUEST
2:57
And I just, I couldn't afford that, so, you know, I tried a few Epiphones and stuff.
Steve AtkinsonGUEST
3:01
And I actually, it was a Gretsch, actually, that I ended up getting as, like, my first guitar, and...
Steve AtkinsonGUEST
3:09
Had a whole bunch of fun with that for for, you know, my first while.
ScottHOST
43:20
Just showing off.
ScottHOST
43:21
That's quite young, isn't it? But the thing that made me think she might be a bit of a bigger deal than what I thought is Epiphone launched a guitar named after her called the Emily Wolfe Sheraton in 2020.
ScottHOST
43:32
Oh, you were going to say that? Well, I've...
ScottHOST
43:34
Ah, in 2021.
Charlie FarrenGUEST
10:05
So that gave me the opportunity to play different songs.
Candy O'TerryHOST
10:09
When we first sat down together, you were looking at my little three-quarter Epiphone nylon string guitar over here.
Candy O'TerryHOST
10:16
And you were talking about how when you write a song, you usually write it on nylon.
Candy O'TerryHOST
10:20
And you also tour using nylon string guitars.
Patrick BoutwellGUEST
76:12
necks.
Patrick BoutwellGUEST
76:14
So the one that I have is the Epiphone GDS 1275, I believe.
Patrick BoutwellGUEST
76:22
So...
Patrick BoutwellGUEST
76:25
Yeah, for those of you who've never seen one before, there's a 12-string neck and then a 6-string neck and then a few different switches that switch between the pickups on either neck and then a switch to switch between the necks themselves.
MurdockHOST
23:06
It's totally different.
MurdockHOST
23:07
So there is Gibson and Epiphone.
MurdockHOST
23:11
And so Epiphone is like the step down from that.
MurdockHOST
23:13
But generally, the Epiphone guitars have always been really good.
MurdockHOST
23:16
Yeah.
MurdockHOST
23:17
Fender had this... whatever it's called, whatever it was, Squire was like a step down.

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