Epiphone SQ180 Everly Brothers guitar

I believe this guitar was from '89,'90 - made in Korea . IMO this is a good guitar for strumming ,but not so much finger-picking because it has a very narrow nut/neck (I tried to demo both) .It has a nice little bright , balanced tone ..

[@timothyflyte9443]

That's what I thought too. The neck is to narrow. I bought mine new in '92.
I've since let my sons use it to learn.
The neck is , to me , what keeps this guitar from being really great.

[@scottluck2516]

Agreed. I had one for just a short while and sold it because of how narrow the neck is. Although, now I still wish I'd have kept it.

[@andrewbowen8122]

Really enjoyed the Dylan stuff. Always found it funny how these myths go around about him being an average guitar player? There’s two 90s albums world gone wrong and another and the guitar playing is superb and possibly some altered tuning?

[@4runnerJr]

Dylan is a great guitar player - seems like he never plays a song the same way twice ! He uses open D tuning at times

[@Adam-ro8vj]

Is this the same guitar cat Stevens uses in the father and son music video ?

[@4runnerJr]

Yes ,except his is a Gibson

[@andrewbowen8122]

I heard one of the original Gibson’s owned by Albert Lee as a gift from Don Everly and funny enough it didn’t sound all that great?

[@4runnerJr]

Check out the sound of this one ..ruclips.net/video/75R9tqiCvxs/видео.html

[@andrewbowen8122]

@@4runnerJr oh my now that’s a real beauty. Gibson made such great strumming rock n roll type guitars as opposed to the heavy bluegrass oriented Martins. Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds did the best Everly Brothers tribute both with J200s.