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Overview
The Epiphone Sheraton, along with the Gibson ES-335, was one of the first semi-hollow electric guitar models ever produced. Today the Epiphone Sheraton II continues the legacy of the original's warm, singing, feedback-resistant tone. Read more about the history of the Epiphone Sheraton II, learn about why it is the best semi-hollow electric guitar for the money and shop for new and used Sheraton IIs. This run of Sheratons differs from the perviously model in that in features a maple neck instead of a maple / walnut neck.
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