An axe worthy of a metal master.

The Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar is what you want for hardcore, heavy hitting sound. Classic SG attitude is enhanced with mother-of-pearl cross fingerboard inlays, black chrome hardware, and a matching black finish on the solid mahogany body. The slim-tapered mahogany neck is fast and the Gibson USA Tony Iommi pickups put out the firepower required for maximum destruction. The Locktone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece add sustain and make string changing easier.

Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar Features:

• Mahogany body
• Ebony finish
• Set, mahogany slim-tapered neck
• 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with cross inlays
• 24.75" scale
• 1.6875" nut width
• Gibson USA Tony Iommi humbuckers
• Locktone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece
• Black chrome hardware

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Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400 Electric Guitar

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One Amazing Guitar

Posted by Wolfe from California, USA on Dec 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal

This guitar does have its ups and downs, but get it set up properly and it's amazing! I definitely recommend this guitar, but take it to your local guitar shop as soon as you get it.

Pros: -Ridiculously low action once you get it set up properly -Sounds amazing distorted -No fret buzz once set up properly -Lightweight -Fast, "Wizard" profile neck -High frets are effortless to reach

Cons: -Action is super high until you get it set up properly -Bridge needs to be put on backwards to intonate properly -G string tends to go flat -Clean sound is very bassy -Input jack is in a really bad spot. I stepped on my cable once and CRACK! I spent about $30 to get it fixed and they put a plate on it...be REALLY careful with this! -Neck heavy, but to fix that just go to Guitar Center and buy one of those straps with the bullets on it, and put it on BACKWARDS! Doing that PERFECTLY balances this beast.

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One overrated guitar

Posted by Gibson4ever from arkansas on May 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: guitar jammer

Reviewer's Play Style: metal, rock

I bought this guitar used for half the price it goes for new, and it wasn't even worth that. The pickups this comes with are NOT true Gibson Tony Iommi hummers. The sound is horrible, the finish is cheap, and the features are a joke. This is a toy. Please save your money and buy a real Gibson. Epiphone should change the name to "Embarrasment".

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The Best Epiphone.

Posted by HolyDiver from Nashville, TN on Feb 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Teenage Shredder Wannabe

Reviewer's Play Style: Anything metal and then some.

I've had this guitar a little over a year, and I love it. You can get a classic 70's hard rock tone, a classic thrash sound ala Metallica or Testament, and it sounds good clean too. If you're going to get an Epiphone, get this one. I've played a lot of Epiphones in guitar stores, and this one comes out on top. I even prefer this one to the Gibsons I've played. The only thing I don't like about this guitar is the toggle switch, a few months ago it started shorting out when I flipped to the neck pickup once and a while, but that's not that big a deal, since I usually just use the bridge pickup anyway. So yeah, this guitar is NOT a cheapo beginner's guitar, if you play metal, this guitar will satisfy, I promise.

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The Best Epiphone.

Posted by HolyDiver from Nashville, TN on Feb 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Teenage Shredder Wannabe

Reviewer's Play Style: Anything metal and then some.

I've had this guitar a little over a year, and I love it. You can get a classic 70's hard rock tone, a classic thrash sound ala Metallica or Testament, and it sounds good clean too. If you're going to get an Epiphone, get this one. I've played a lot of Epiphones in guitar stores, and this one comes out on top. I even prefer this one to the Gibsons I've played. The only thing I don't like about this guitar is the toggle switch, a few months ago it started shorting out when I flipped to the neck pickup once and a while, but that's not that big a deal, since I usually just use the bridge pickup anyway. So yeah, this guitar is NOT a cheapo beginner's guitar, if you play metal, this guitar will satisfy, I promise.

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Just great.

Posted by Chris from MS on Jan 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock and metal

In my opinion it is just amazing. The neck might be a little heavy but with a good strap you can't tell. Plays Great, sounds great. Get DR red devils.

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