This Epiphone DG-335 Dave Grohl Signature Review has appeared on YouTube. The owner of the new guitar seems impressed by the new Foo Fighters lead man’s latest wallet-friendly release. The guitar is now officially available to preorder today.
Epiphone DG-335 Dave Grohl Pre Order
The Epiphone DG-335 Dave Grohl is available to preorder today at Thomann.
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Epiphone DG-335 Dave Grohl Signature
Technically, the Epiphone DG-335 Dave Grohl Signature model has yet to be officially released, so this video review is ahead of schedule. The rumors suggest 5 March as the official release date for this new model.
You can watch the 10-minute plus video below.
NME
This is the guitar Grohl was photographed with, and the NME shared that image via their Instagram account.
Specifications
These new Dave Grohl models come in Pelham Blue and are based on his US signature guitar. That US mode is based on the Trini Lopez models with distinctive diamond-shaped f-holes.
Gibson Burstbuckers
It is factory-fitted with US Gibson Burstbucker 2 and 3 humbuckers, with CTS potentiometers and Mallory capacitors. Two volumes, two tone controls and a three-way switch control the pickups. The hardware looks like Epiphone’s Locktone bridge, stop tailpiece and tuners, so it should be pretty solid.
Epiphone Specs vs Gibson US
The only significant downgrades are the Indian Laurel fretboard, which even has the correct fretboard inlays. Instead of a nitrocellulose finish, this Chinese-made guitar has a gloss poly finish. However, it does have the proper binding.
The new Epiphone version comes in a hard case and has Dave Grohl’s signature on the back of the headstock.
Price?
This signature Dave Grohl model could be pretty pricey because the new Epiphone Firebirds officially announced today are expensive. They also feature US Gibson pickups and similar hardware, etc.
MSRP – TBC
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