Epiphone Inspired by Gibson J-200 Sunburst Demo (No Talking) 

Oh yeah! I agree with you. Sometimes, just after one month you can listen the sound of your guitar. I'm now using the Gibson strings that were already on the guitar: Gibson Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Strings 0.12-0.53. I usually use Martin 0.12-0.54. A perfect sound for acoustic, about my opinion.

Oh yeah. They did. These are very good guitars. Easy to play, great sound, good woods. They did a really good job.

Thanks very much.

Oh yes! These new guitars are amazing!🎸

Hello mate. I'm so sorry for my late reply. For some months the RU-vid app didn't show me notifications. I'm so sorry. Anyway I recommend this guitar for sure. You could put Martin 0.12 on it to hold the body and the woods sound in its fullness.

As you can see, I love Oasis. My channel shows this thing. And this guitar is really a great guitar.

Hi! I already uploaded a video where I play a cover of Whatever, but with an EJ-200. I could record another demo video where I play some Whatever parts too.

When I recorded this video, the guitar configuration was that of the factory settings, strings included.

This is a very personal choice, because these two guitars have a different sound because of the woods and the body. Their both good. It dipends on what kind of sound you prefer. If you want to have a NG sound, you must choose the J-200. It's the kind of guitar that NG used for the 90% of the lives in his career. This is a better version of the model that Epiphone produced between the end of the 90s and the early 2000s.

@@GuitarSupernova Thanks a lot for your reply, I'm leaning towards the J-200 for myself. Just subscribed to your channel btw, top contents

@@TK--si7lq Thanks very much, mate. You're really very kind. I suggest this J-200 model if you want to sound like Noel Gallagher. You will not regret.

Yes, they are. Usually, I use Martin 0.12 for acoustics.

It's just a bit beefy, because all the guitar is beefy. This makes its sound even more full-bodied and a very good sustain. But it depends on personal comfort. You can try to play it and decide if to buy it or not. When I played it at the guitar shop, I liked the neck.

@@GuitarSupernova Thanks that was helpful. I definitely need to try one first then cause I tend to like medium necks at most.

@@WysteriaGuitar There's no need to thanks, mate. We are here to help us each other. Let me know if you buy it and if you like the C neck.

The 90s model has a smaller body and the sound is just a little narrower than this new model. The neck is fatter and just a little uncomfortable, but not impossible to play because the sound is very very good, especially because of the woods that they are 29 years old. This new J-200 has the neck smaller than the 90s model and it's very comfortable and easy to play. The body is bigger than the 90s one and the woods are more robust. It reminds me the Gibson J200 that I played over the years.

@@GuitarSupernova Thank you

@@user-ts5dd4os8d You're welcome.