1964 Epiphone E230T “Casino” Single Pickup Thinline Hollowbody Electric Guitar Original Finish Excellent Condition Player Grade w/ Hardshell Case

1964 Epiphone E230T Single Pickup ”Casino”.

This Guitar Is Presented In “Player Grade” Excellent Condition With No Functional Issues, But With Numerous Changes From Original (See All Listing Photos)

The Original Sunburst Finish Is Intact And In Excellent Condition With Only On Small Spot of Overspray On The Top Near The Controls. There Was A Small Hole There That Has Been Expertly Plugged And Restored To Original Spec. The Mod Is Virtually Impossible To See From Most Angles And A Close-Up Photo Of The Area Is Included In The Photos.

Frets Are Original And In Excellent Condition With No Pitting, Dings, Or Issues.

The Neck Has A Nice Full “D” Shaped Contour, Not The Very Skinny Early 60’S Blade Neck And It Measures .81” In Depth At The 1st Fret And 1.02” At The 12th.

Truss Rod Functions Correctly With Movement In Both Directions And The Neck Is Perfectly Straight With No Playing Issues Whatsoever. Truss Rod Cover Is Original.

Set Up With 10’s And The Action Is Very Low, Measuring 2.5mm On The Bass Side And 2mm On The Treble Side At The 12th Fret.

The Nut Width Is A Desirable Wider 1.66” (Just Below 1&11/16”), Not The Thin 1&5/8”.

With It’s Hollowbody Construction It Is Very Light And Weighs In At 5lbs 9z.

Black Reflector Knobs Are Original 60’s Gibson/Epiphone.

Tuners Are Reissue Kluson Single Line Deluxe.

Bridge And Tailpiece Are Replacement.

The Pickup Is A Non-Original P-90 Replacement.

Pickguard Is Correct.

There Is An Added Strap Button At The Side Of The Heel.

There’s An Added Toggle Switch That Has Been Disconnected- No Idea What Its Function Was.

The Case Is A Recent Epiphone Hardshell Case In Excellent Condition With All Hinges And Latches Working As They Should And Is Shown In The Listing Photos.

All-In-All This Is A Great Playing And Great Sounding 60’s Gibson-Made Instrument That The Gigging Musician Doesn’t Have To Worry About And That Doesn’t Break The Bank.

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