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Overview
In 1970 all production of the Epiphone brand moved to Japan, with redesignated model names starting with EA (thinline), ET (electric solidbody) or ES (electric Spanish).
The EA-250 was the predecessor of the later EA-255, which had a similar semi-hollow dual humbucker design, but with a walnut finish and gold hardware.
The EA-250 was the predecessor of the later EA-255, which had a similar semi-hollow dual humbucker design, but with a walnut finish and gold hardware.
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*Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST.