DecepticonVibez

Hi guys thanks for all the help. I’m sending the guitar back to Epiphone and they’re going to fix it.

I live near Hull in England.

At first there was very little sound coming through the amp, even though the amp was cranked up full but now there is no volume. Yes I have tried different amps and leads.

That what I was thinking,, that a guitar tech should be able to diagnose the problem but I think you're right about getting a second opinion.

A bit of a strange one this guys. I'm hoping someone can help. I bought an Epiphone Sheraton 150th Anniversary approximately two yyears ago. I had it professionally set up and since then I haven't touched it. It has been sat in it's case for two years. A few wweks ago I decided to get it out and have a jam. When I plugged it in there was no or very little sound coming out, even though the amp was turned up fully. After checking all the obvious things like cables I couldn't work it out. I decided to take it to a guitar tech to get repaired. The guitar tech has looked at it and can't work out what the problem is either. He has checked it all over and even changed the output jack but still there is no volume coming from the guitar. He has advised me to change the harness. He has never come across this problem before. As you can imagine I'm a bit annoyed as the guitar was pretty expensive for an Epiphone and it is supposed to have top quality electronics and Gibson mini humbuckers. I have contacted Epiphone and waiting for a response. Does anyone have an idea what the problem could be?

Hi Guys I'm a 42 year old male from England that has always loved guitars, even though I can't really play them. I suppose what I like would be classed as classic rock. I love all sorts of different bands from the 60's up until the 90's. I have joined this forum to get some help and learn more about guitars.