Epiphone Riviera from 1965 presented by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann

Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann present a Epiphone Riviera from 1965, more infos at: www.vintage-gui... The guitar shown was played through a Fender 63 Vibrolux Reissue and recorded with e Shure SM57 and a Sennheiser 409 . The backing tracks were recorded into a Line6 DL4 looper on the same instrument right before the recording of each video. We used the Vemuram Jan Ray Pedal for overdrive sounds. Tobias Hoffmann is a award winning guitar player from cologne, germany. He combines the sounds of Jazz, Blues, Rock, Surf and some experimental stuff. Check him out: www.tobias-hoffmann.com / tobias.hoffm. . / tobsensen

[@paulbraun8644]

We call this actually playing guitar, no gimmicks great guitar, vibroverb, tad of overdrive, great fingers and feel. Thanks

[@mcdee56]

Way cool! I have a 1966 Epiphone Sorrento (single cutaway, hollow thinline, also with mini humbuckers). Many folks don't realize that these axes were produced in the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo! I've owned mine since 1984 and would never sell it!

[@stravaign]

Amazing.

[@jurajcagan5874]

Awesome guitar, great playing! Just wondering how 2020 Riviera differs from these famous 60´s models... will find out soon. :)

[@alanshewitt]

I know 3:16 was not what you meant to play, but it was hip nonetheless. No need to pull a face.