Hi all, i have recently come into posession of an epiphone hollowbody guitar. Not sure what model, but it has the black staple-top pickups, and the knobs are all black. volumes are marked by a white V and tones are marked by a white T. this has a large headstock. The photo below is the same colour with the same pickups, but it is NOT my epiphone. also, where this one has the tune-o-matic, mine has the traditional rosewood block archtop bridge. mine is in mint condition. I will post pics of mine as soon as i can.
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Ok, i think mine is an earlier 70's riviera based on the pickups. not sure yet though.
Searched the web for Rivieras new and old, and I cant find one exactly like mine.
Searched the web for Rivieras new and old, and I cant find one exactly like mine.
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Hey Patrick,
Sorry I can't help with a positive ID, but your photos do remind me of how much I hate to deal with hollowbody wiring harnesses. Takes fast fingers and the touch of a magician to fish all that stuff out of the cravass. You appear quite skilled, good luck with your work. sb
Sorry I can't help with a positive ID, but your photos do remind me of how much I hate to deal with hollowbody wiring harnesses. Takes fast fingers and the touch of a magician to fish all that stuff out of the cravass. You appear quite skilled, good luck with your work. sb
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