General
Keeping things subtle, the hollowbody of the Casino Worn comes coated in a matte finish, making the best of the natural wood grain. It also comes mounted with a pair of fat P90s. Completed by classic F-holes, this thinline guitar has a similar look and feel to the sanded-back legend that was found in the hands of John Lennon (you know, that bloke from the Beatles) all that time ago, but with a full colour stain. Naturally, this version comes with a glued-in mahogany neck and a fully maple body, and naturally, this stamps in that unmistakable transparency and resonance, rich overtones, and a lightly rounded high-end.
The Casino Worn: A Satisfying Revolution
As Keith Richards will attest, and as the likes of George Harrison and Howlin' Wolf might have agreed, back in the day, Epiphone unleashed a very special pickup on the world: the P90. Thankfully, it's been around ever since, and the Casino Worn has been mounted with a fat and satisfying, revolution-sparking pair of them. Originally designed for jazz, the Casino has since helped shape '90s indie as well as countless other branches of guitar-based music, so you can comfortably jack this model through a fuzz pedal and build a thick, solid tone, just as comfortably as you can add a simple light layer of reverb and shape refined fingerstyle patterns. Using the full set of pots and selector switch, simply call up your tone of choice.
