Epiphone Sheraton II Pro: Vintage Vibes, Modern Versatility - Guitar Excellence Explored!

In this episode, we check out the Sheraton II Pro by Epiphone. The Epiphone Sheraton™-II PRO honors Epiphone's most influential "thin-line" semi-hollow electric guitar. Played by artists such as the legendary John Lee Hooker, Noel Gallagher, The Edge, and Emily Wolfe, the Sheraton™-II continues to shape sound throughout generations. The guitar is equipped with our critically acclaimed ProBucker™ pickups with coil-splitting, and Graph Tech® NuBone® XL nut, 5-piece maple/walnut neck, and custom Block and Triangle fretboard inlay. Available in Ebony, Midnight Sapphire, and Vintage Sunburst finishes.
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Don’t have time to watch the whole video? Check out these video timestamps:
0:00 - Bumper
0:10 - Introduction
1:38 - The things we like
2:50 - Going through all the pickups
4:30 - Setting up the first jam
5:15 - First jam
7:15 - Paired with Tru-Fi Tremolo
8:37 - Paired with the Dusk from Dr. Scientist
10:30 - Paired with the DLS Effects Versa Vibe II and a Timmy
11:50 - Paired with the Lovepedal Les Lius
14:20 - What we did for the final jam
14:45 - Final thoughts
20:29 - Second jam
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[@user-xd7rc9mj3x]

One of my favorite guitars. Just an absolute pleasure to play. Pick guard stays.

[@drhardlove]

I just got one, and I am blown away at the craftsmanship and playability of this guitar. Very solid, well sounding, and beautiful finish. A bit front heavy, probably because of the massive headstock, but looks and feels great.

[@jeffmansfield914]

I love pickguards and pickup covers, and likely wouldn’t buy a guitar where they had been removed. That’s not to say that every guitar should be designed with a guard and covers, but if that is the classic look of a line of instruments, I prefer it to the “stripped down” look. Btw, a friend of mine I play with on our church’s worship team got a Sheraton ii Pro a few years ago in natural finish. I kept telling him that if he got ready to sell it, to give me a chance first. Well, that time came about three weeks ago, and now it’s mine. I love it.

[@PJandtheBeard]

Congrats, definitely cool guitars. Not sure what my deal is with pulling the pickguards off all my Gibson style stuff. lol

[@derin111]

I just one yesterday in perfect condition, second-hand with a hard case, off Ebay here in the UK for only £320. I’m astonished by this guitar to the extent I feel like I might sell all my other guitars except this and a Telecaster!

[@PJandtheBeard]

Very nice!

[@mr.mephistopheles2497]

I bought the guitar when it was first released and was thrilled for the value for the money as well as the attention to detail that Epiphone supplied. The sound with double taps make this a no brainer. It is hefty though and needs some attention when brought home. String height and intonation was required on mine but, all guitars need this.

[@PJandtheBeard]

The set up on the one we got in was really good. Epiphone has been killing it lately!

[@Terry3Gs]

I had the non pro ... was a very nice guitar ... i traded it away & maybe shouldnt have .. but if I didnt I wouldnt have gotten to experience EMG's for the 1st time & a Schecter Damien Elite FR. Great job as always guys. :)

[@oldasrocks9121]

So tempted... The Probucker 2&3's sound so different than they do in a solid body. I need a spongy semi-hollow, I've never been drawn to them but really need to get used to one.

[@PJandtheBeard]

The quality of this instrument was really good. It would be a good one to test the waters with.

[@BillyBlaze7]

and when you decide to sell it plan on struggling to get half what you paid for it. But if you plan to keep it forever its a great guitar

[@PJandtheBeard]

Is the used value too low or is it too high for everything else? The used market can be crazy! Typing this minutes after browsing FB market place and thinking some of the asking prices for what they had were crazy. Especially when they went on to list the work that needs done but “won’t cost that much”. lol

[@BillyBlaze7]

@@PJandtheBeard Ive owned two of these and sold them both, they are awesome guitars for sure. Yes the values of all music gear is in the toilet but you almost cant give the Sheraton Pro 2's away. I paid $945. for my current one with the optional case, and had it listed for sale for nearly a year at $500. ( its excellent condition also), and I haven't even had a nibble. I could list on Reverb but after fees and shipping I would end up considerably lower than $500. and would have to list it that low because thats what people are actually getting for them IF they can manage to sell one. For contrast I started out with one of their 335 models and it was horrific, paint sloshed up on the top from the F holes, bare wood, twisted neck etc. The Sheraton is a much much better instrument, never had a bad example from the factory but I think people dont really understand how great these guitars are, that with the massive inflation we have and people maxed out on their cc's I believe are the issues.

[@Paul_Lenard_Ewing]

I agree, buy an EPI if it is an EPI not a Gibson wannabe.