Epiphone · 1965
1965 Epiphone Casino
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ESTIMATED VALUE
€6,900
$7,500
Range: €2,387 – €7,820
Listings
5
Trend
↑ Rising
Confidence
Medium
Reverb listings for this model
Epiphone Elitist 1965 Casino Hollow Body Ele…
€2,244.94
View on Reverb →1965 Epiphone Casino Guitar - Sunburst Finis…
€10,757.03
View on Reverb →E-230TD CASINO Sunburst 1965 [GTK017]
€11,782.28
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Specifications
- Type
- electric
- Subtype
- hollowbody
- Country of origin
- USA/Korea
- Collectibility score
- 7.5 / 10
Associated artists
John Lennon
Epiphone Casino (1965) — Lennon's Epiphone Casino became his main electric guitar after the Rickenbacker 325. In 1968 he had its sunburst finish stripped, the pickguard removed and the tuners replaced with gold Grovers. He kept using it as a solo artist.
View artist →Paul McCartney
Epiphone Casino (1962) — McCartney bought his 1962 Epiphone Casino in 1964, on the advice of bluesman John Mayall. It has a factory Bigsby vibrato and was restrung left-handed. It was his main electric guitar with The Beatles and he still plays it today.
View artist →Noel Gallagher
Epiphone Casino (Blonde, 1964) — A vintage, sanded-down blonde Casino used alongside a Lennon reissue model on Oasis' Dig Out Your Soul (2008).
View artist →Johnny Marr
Epiphone Casino E230TD (1963, Sunburst, Bigsby) — Purchased from Denmark Street; used to record the tremolo riff on "How Soon Is Now?" and to write "Nowhere Fast"; played live at Glastonbury 1984, visible on the cover of Hatful of Hollow
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