Introduced in 1961, it is the Epiphone equivalent of the Gibson ES-330TD. McCartney’s Casino was an early 1962 model.

It featured dual P90 single-coil pickups, four adjustment knobs, a three-way selector switch, an adjustable bridge, and a wire tailpiece. It was made essentially a full hollow-body version of the wildly popular ES-335. Original hard shell case (nice condition) is included. The Epiphone E230TD Casino is a hollowbody archtop electric guitar. The Epiphone Casino debuted in 1961, shortly after Gibson acquired the brand. Neck is dead on straight, board is immaculate and the frets show very little wear.overall, a very lovely example of a 61 year old instrument! A couple of very tiny lacquer touch ups, of no significance (almost impossible to see) keep this from being mint.I'll go excellent plus plus! The original factory finish shines with warm, rich colors, showing off the beautiful woods underneath. Neck pickup: 8.31 ohms Bridge pickup: 7.65 ohms Guitar of the Day: 1962 Epiphone E-230TD Casino in Original Sunburst finish and 2 P90s. Strong, articulate and as precise as the year she was crafted.this is an exceptionally good one! It first appeared on Hollywood Palace with Dean Martin on June 3rd, 1964. In 1962 the model was fitted with pearloid block. Original P90's, harness and electronics are all in fabulous shape. 1962 Epiphone Casino Keith Richards’ 1962 Epiphone Casino Keith likely purchased this guitar just prior to the band’s first US tour that started on June 1st, 1964. There is dot inlay on the bound rosewood fingerboard, and 1950s-style black plastic covers on the P-90 pickups. Simply effortless to play and dials up all the classic sounds these are known for. What can I say.this is one exceptionally fine instrument that feels like heaven in your arms and hands. Early headstock design.the one we all want! 1962 Epiphone Casino E330TD with added Selmer Bigsby B7 as Sir Paul McCartney's was done 60 years ago.

1962 epiphone casino