Epiphone Dot Semi-Hollow Left-Handed Electric Guitar Cherry 

The Epiphone Dot sounds so amazing! There are so many different sounds you can get from it. Whether you're playing jazz or metal, it sounds fantastic. And, it feels pretty nice too. I would definitely recommend this to any lefty looking for a fairly inexpensive, but good quality guitar.

After years of Strat playing, I want a second guitar for different sounds. There are few choices at any price  for lefties, so first we thank Epi for making such a beautiful & affordable guitar. Pretty binding & well built. Playing it was less rewarding. The intonation's solid and the guitar is well-made, but the neck feels thick, the treble strings are louder than the bass (partly fixed by raising the bass side of the pickups, but the treble strings still respond much more), and neither pickup sounds warm or full ? it sounds OK through my tube amps but doesn't cut well in a full band. Other issues for me were weight (same as Strat, more than G-400), and string height over the pickups (higher than Strat or an acoustic). Note: The 24.75" scale comes with thicker 10-gauge strings (Fender's 25.5" scale comes with 9's), and the wide body makes for good belly-feel, like an acoustic. A beautiful starter at a reasonable price. Changing pickups down the line would be a huge improvement.

The Epiphone Dot Semi-Hollow is about as beautiful as they come. As a hobbyist and a person studying blues music I have found this guitar to be a comfortable fit. I plug into a Marshall MG100DFX clean with just a little delay and a little reverb. The setup out of the box was perfect. Aside from tuning the guitar I made no adjustments. Since I have never owned or even played this model guitar before I did have to get used to the larger body. But that took about 5 minutes. I highly recommend this guitar to anyone who is looking and who might be 'on the fence'!

I am a heavy rock and punk rocker.  When I first picked up this guitar, I was skeptical.  The clean tone was amazing, so much so that I started playing Jazz lines and flipping blues licks. But don't be fooled, a stompbox will tell you that this guitar can deliver some good crunch. Added to my guitar collection it gives me a new sound for my cds.  I used it very often and probably won't stop until I find another more versatile guitar...might be a long wait.

I have had this guitar for just over two months, and i love it. the cherry finish looks really great, and the versatality of the guitar is incredible. I installed some gibson dirty fingers on the bridge, but thats just me. i would recommend this guitar to anyone, for any genre....except maybe metal haha.