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Hello Brandy, From what I can make out in the photo, yours appears to be a late 1980's model. These went through changes over the years, Made in Japan vs Made in Korea, rosette design, fingerboard
Hi Angus, Thanks for your question. The Dean Z will not sound drastically different than your Epiphone Les Paul. For the most part, both of these guitars use Mahogany bodeies, and two humbuckers. Not
Hi Enrique, In my opinion, the best possible sound is achieved with a tube amp & stomp box pedals. I really can't stand the sound of multi FX boxes, so am really not the right guy to answer this question
Hi, Rudy-- The Blue Book does not give prices for these guitars. Here is the information that is provided in the Blue Book: "Instruments previously produced between the mid-1920s and the early 1940s
Hi Chris, Thanks for your question. That's a good capo that you've got there, so I'd expect it to work OK (although there is always the possibility that you've lucked out and got one which has a problem)

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