I finished installing it all a few weeks ago and I absolutely love it now. New Lollar dogear P90’s, new wiring, new bone nut, and was very close to mounting a Bigsby B7 instead of the stock trapezoid bridge but they were more difficult to source in a lefty model than I thought. I kept going back and forth about selling it until recently I made the decision to upgrade. The stock P90’s were very muddy and dark, the electronics weren’t great - volume pots were either all volume or very little and the tone pots were either completely open or nearly close, and the hardware felt very cheap and plasticky. I was so excited when it arrived in the post, but was really underwhelmed by it. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that that’s not always the case. Plus, I was thrilled that there was a lefty version available.

Like many people, I watched The Beatles documentary on Disney, Get Back, and immediately fell in love with John’s Casino.

I bought my lefty Casino this time last year from Thomann. This Limited Edition model is a real treat for our left handed. I haven’t played the new model, but if they’ve upgraded the P90’s then go for it. The Epiphone Casino is the spirit of the legendary Casino but in a super cool affordable package.

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