Top 20 Epiphone Sheraton II Guitar Electric Hollowbody Questions & Answers

the switch, has three positions. Typically forward or up will be your neck (or rythm) pick ups, only and will work with one volume knob(usually top right as your looking at guitar), and one tone knob ( top left as your looking at the guitar). when the switch is in the far right or all the way down position, that will be the saddle (or lead) pick-ups. And that works with only one volume knob(bottom right as your looking at the guitar) and the corresponding tone knob. when the switch is in the middle position, botjh volume knobs work and both tone knobs work. You've gotta kinda play around with them to find whatever sound yopur looking for. and tone knobs are very subtle in their changes. good luck

Sounds like the toggle switch needs to be replaced. If unfamiliar with the procedure, take it to a repair shop.

http://www.epiphone.com/images/StringGauges.pdf, i could only find these.

Most likely it is wired like most Gibsons. The volume knobs are the two at the neck end, the tones are the two nearest the rear. The lower two are volume and tone for the bridge pickup, the upper two are for neck pickup. Switch down is bridge or lead pickup, switch up is for neck or rythym pickup, and centre position is both pickups one, where all knobs can be used together.

Adjust this using the EQ on the amp and to a lesser extent the tone controls on the guitar.

Often people boost the bass way up causing this problem.

Question edited for clarity and toss in some CAPS. Your local Music Shop, or a local Lautist. No one is listing parts. https://www.google.com/search?q=epiphone+mm-50e+mandolin+parts+list Generic Mandolin pickup https://www.google.com/search?q=mandolin+pickup ..

This is for the 15R, but page 1 has the phone number. Call and ask. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/996936/Epiphone-Electar-15r.html#manual And you are right, there is no manual. This search query is crafted to find that model specifically. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22epiphone+snakepit+15G%22+manual ..

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Korea, 1996, July as best as I can make out from https://forum.gibson.com/topic/139846-epiphone-serial-number-decoding/ without knowing the model and the condition, there's no telling what it's value is. Check reverb.com for similar guitars safe to say tho that a Korean made Epiphone is not a classic (pre-Gibson) and will not be a high value guitar.

Possible manual from manufacturer web site found using https://www.google.com May be a different model than yours. http://images.epiphone.com.s3.amazonaws.com/Media/Manuals/EpiOwnrsManul.pdf

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They do not. Use seymour schematics

That guitar was made at the Unsung Plant, Korea, in June, 2006. According to Reverb it would be worth about US$550-700, depending on condition.

That serial number was used more than once. If it has 'Made in USA' on the headstock, it was made at the Bozeman Plant, MT, USA on July 21st, 2000. Otherwise it was made in Korea in March, 2002.

That guitar was made in Korea in August, 2004

Check Ebay completed listings.

Does this guitar have a esonic 2 system, if so the other pickup is piezo pickup located under the saddle, there should be two wires coming from the pre-amp just remove the pre-amp from the body and make sure that the two wires are still plugged in and attached to the pickups, these are plugs like a small headphone style plug, just check these and the wires are held in by small wire clips,one of the wires may have came out of the clips...hope this helps I will look for a schematic for you and post it if I find one...Good Luck!!!