Epiphone Casino Left-Handed Hollowbody Electric Guitar

Epiphone's Casino is a left-handed hollowbody electric built for players who want that thick, woody tone without the acoustic feedback of a full-depth instrument. The archtop design dates to 1961, when Epiphone introduced it alongside a range of thin-line guitars at their Kalamazoo factory. Keith Richards used one to demo "Satisfaction," and the Beatles adopted Casinos for their 1966 world tour. This natural-finish model pairs a layered maple body with dual Epiphone PRO P-90 pickups, delivering the warm, punchy character those players heard sixty years ago.The 628.65mm scale neck follows a mahogany SlimTaper 60s C profile with a rosewood fingerboard and 22 frets. Graph Tech nut width is 43.0mm. Dual volume and tone controls run through a 3-way toggle to route each P-90 independently. The LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge pairs with a diamond trapeze tailpiece, and vintage-spec nickel tuners keep tuning stable. A premium gig bag is included.FeaturesLayered maple archtop body with single-ply binding front and backMahogany SlimTaper 60s C profile neck with rosewood fingerboardEpiphone PRO P-90 pickups at neck and bridge positionsLockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge with diamond trapeze tailpiece628.65mm scale length with 22 frets43.0mm Graph Tech nutNickel vintage deluxe tuning machinesPremium gig bag included