Epiphone ET 275 Cleanup Repair & Demo Part One

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[@steveroberts]

Nice to see you back Joby, hope you and yours are all well.

[@JobyP]

Thanks!!! I just needed a break! Lots of stuff coming up.

[@HadrianRex]

I have the same guitar, same color. It's not my primary instrument, but I enjoy it. It's in very good condition.

[@JobyP]

I really loved it, however my KZbin Goal this year is to fix stuff I buy and then move it along to somebody else.... so.... I sold it :) Cheers 🍻

[@HadrianRex]

@@JobyP I've been trying to find specs on the pickups to no avail. A couple of folks on online forums seem to think they are in fact single coils masquerading as humbuckers. I've never opened my ET-275 up. What's your opinion? Thanks!

[@HadrianRex]

After more digging, it seems that some believe these are Maxon MMK humbuckers.

[@JobyP]

First video of 2021 let’s fix up This old Japanese Epiphone!!!

[@jltrem]

Could you tell if these were Maxon pickups?

[@JobyP]

They weren’t marked Maxon so I’m not sure who made them honestly.

[@jltrem]

@@JobyP Thanks. I have a friend who has this guitar and had once read that early Japanese Epis may have had Maxons. Nice guitars.