The Epiphone Casino is a hollowbody electric guitar with roots stretching back to 1961, when it debuted alongside Gibson's thin–line archtops at the shared Kalamazoo factory. This Natural finish model carries the same DNA that made it a rock standard—Keith Richards tracked "Satisfaction" on a Casino, and both John Lennon and George Harrison took them on the Beatles' 1966 world tour. The core appeal remains unchanged: warm, articulate tone from a lightweight body that sits comfortably across the chest.
The Casino pairs two Epiphone PRO P-90 pickups with a layered maple body, mahogany neck in a slim 60s C profile, and 22 frets across a 628.65mm scale. Controls span 2 volume, 2 tone, and a 3–way toggle switch. The neck features a rosewood fingerboard and single–ply binding top, back, and sides. The bridge is a LockTone Tune–O–Matic with a diamond trapeze tailpiece, while nickel vintage deluxe tuners handle stability. A premium gig bag ships with the guitar.
Features
- 5–ply layered maple body with single–ply binding
- Mahogany SlimTaper 60s C profile neck with rosewood fingerboard
- Two Epiphone PRO P-90 pickups, neck and bridge positions
- 2 volume and 2 tone controls with 3–way toggle switch
- 628.65mm scale length, 22 frets
- LockTone Tune–O–Matic bridge and diamond trapeze tailpiece
- 43.0mm Graph Tech nut, nickel vintage deluxe tuners
- Premium gig bag included



