This 1967 Epiphone Casino in cherry finish is very clean, the dog-ear P-90s sound great, and it and plays wonderfully. The pickguard has been replaced, otherwise it is all original, including the case.

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The Casino was introduced in 1961 and is essentially the same guitar as a Gibson ES-330. Made in Kalamazoo, it is a thinline, double-cutaway hollow body with two dog-ear P-90 pickups, a Tune-O-Matic bridge, single-ply binding on the top, back, and fingerboard, and parallelogram fingerboard inlays. This model has a less common Frequensator tailpiece. Controls include individual volume and tone knobs and a 3-way pickup selector switch.