USED Epiphone / '80s Casino Natural Made in Japan [05]
A Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the 1980s “Orange Label” era has arrived!
This is a Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the Orange Label era, manufactured by Terada Gakki, with the 5-digit serial number “85146” on the label. Casinos from this period are highly regarded and stand apart from the later Korean- and Chinese-made models.
The greatest appeal of this Casino lies in its “lightness” and “natural resonance”—qualities not found in current Chinese-made models or later Korean-made versions. Weighing 2.95 kg, it is an ideal weight for a fully hollow-body Casino.
Additionally, the laminated maple used for the body on Casino models from this era is relatively thin, resulting in a richer body resonance than current models. The moment you pluck a string, the entire body resonates, adding unique harmonic components—combining the characteristic edge of the P-90 with a sense of airiness. The strong sensation that the instrument itself is resonating, rather than just the sound coming from the amplifier, is a charm unique to Terada-made instruments.
Furthermore, Japanese-made Casino guitars from that era featured meticulous wood selection, and many examples were crafted from high-quality maple and rosewood.
This particular instrument is exceptionally attractive, featuring a natural finish and a beautiful bird’s-eye figure. Japanese-made Casino models from that era sometimes utilized distinctive maple wood not found in today’s mass-produced models, resulting in significant individual variation in the character of each instrument.
Combining a “lightweight, fully hollow body weighing approximately 2.95 kg,” “rich body resonance from thin laminated maple,” “high-quality Japanese wood,” and “precise craftsmanship by Terada Gakki,” this guitar fully embodies the appeal of Japanese-made Casino models.
Capable of handling everything from the sparkling clean tones of the Beatles to the meaty crunch of Paul Weller or Noel Gallagher, this is a Casino that’s more than just a popular vintage collectible—it’s a true performer.
The finish has thinned due to aging, and a crack has formed at the wood joint of the neck joint.
While it shows general signs of use, it was inspected and fully adjusted by a professional technician upon arrival and is in good playing condition.
Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Case: Non-original semi-hard case
Weight: 2.95 kg
Truss Rod: No issues; checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right with no problems
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing
String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret
Nut width: 40.3 mm
Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 20.5 mm
Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 22.8 mm
Scale: 628 mm (24.75")
RADIUS: 305 mm (12")
Strings at Setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, action adjustment, deburring, and removal of scratches
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be exactly the same when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
This is a Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the Orange Label era, manufactured by Terada Gakki, with the 5-digit serial number “85146” on the label. Casinos from this period are highly regarded and stand apart from the later Korean- and Chinese-made models.
The greatest appeal of this Casino lies in its “lightness” and “natural resonance”—qualities not found in current Chinese-made models or later Korean-made versions. Weighing 2.95 kg, it is an ideal weight for a fully hollow-body Casino.
Additionally, the laminated maple used for the body on Casino models from this era is relatively thin, resulting in a richer body resonance than current models. The moment you pluck a string, the entire body resonates, adding unique harmonic components—combining the characteristic edge of the P-90 with a sense of airiness. The strong sensation that the instrument itself is resonating, rather than just the sound coming from the amplifier, is a charm unique to Terada-made instruments.
Furthermore, Japanese-made Casino guitars from that era featured meticulous wood selection, and many examples were crafted from high-quality maple and rosewood.
This particular instrument is exceptionally attractive, featuring a natural finish and a beautiful bird’s-eye figure. Japanese-made Casino models from that era sometimes utilized distinctive maple wood not found in today’s mass-produced models, resulting in significant individual variation in the character of each instrument.
Combining a “lightweight, fully hollow body weighing approximately 2.95 kg,” “rich body resonance from thin laminated maple,” “high-quality Japanese wood,” and “precise craftsmanship by Terada Gakki,” this guitar fully embodies the appeal of Japanese-made Casino models.
Capable of handling everything from the sparkling clean tones of the Beatles to the meaty crunch of Paul Weller or Noel Gallagher, this is a Casino that’s more than just a popular vintage collectible—it’s a true performer.
The finish has thinned due to aging, and a crack has formed at the wood joint of the neck joint.
While it shows general signs of use, it was inspected and fully adjusted by a professional technician upon arrival and is in good playing condition.
Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Case: Non-original semi-hard case
Weight: 2.95 kg
Truss Rod: No issues; checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right with no problems
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing
String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret
Nut width: 40.3 mm
Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 20.5 mm
Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 22.8 mm
Scale: 628 mm (24.75")
RADIUS: 305 mm (12")
Strings at Setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, action adjustment, deburring, and removal of scratches
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be exactly the same when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
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A Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the 1980s “Orange Label” era has arrived!
This is a Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the Orange Label era, manufactured by Terada Gakki, with the 5-digit serial number “85146” on the label. Casinos from this period are highly regarded and stand apart from the later Korean- and Chinese-made models.
The greatest appeal of this Casino lies in its “lightness” and “natural resonance”—qualities not found in current Chinese-made models or later Korean-made versions. Weighing 2.95 kg, it is an ideal weight for a fully hollow-body Casino.
Additionally, the laminated maple used for the body on Casino models from this era is relatively thin, resulting in a richer body resonance than current models. The moment you pluck a string, the entire body resonates, adding unique harmonic components—combining the characteristic edge of the P-90 with a sense of airiness. The strong sensation that the instrument itself is resonating, rather than just the sound coming from the amplifier, is a charm unique to Terada-made instruments.
Furthermore, Japanese-made Casino guitars from that era featured meticulous wood selection, and many examples were crafted from high-quality maple and rosewood.
This particular instrument is exceptionally attractive, featuring a natural finish and a beautiful bird’s-eye figure. Japanese-made Casino models from that era sometimes utilized distinctive maple wood not found in today’s mass-produced models, resulting in significant individual variation in the character of each instrument.
Combining a “lightweight, fully hollow body weighing approximately 2.95 kg,” “rich body resonance from thin laminated maple,” “high-quality Japanese wood,” and “precise craftsmanship by Terada Gakki,” this guitar fully embodies the appeal of Japanese-made Casino models.
Capable of handling everything from the sparkling clean tones of the Beatles to the meaty crunch of Paul Weller or Noel Gallagher, this is a Casino that’s more than just a popular vintage collectible—it’s a true performer.
The finish has thinned due to aging, and a crack has formed at the wood joint of the neck joint.
While it shows general signs of use, it was inspected and fully adjusted by a professional technician upon arrival and is in good playing condition.
Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Case: Non-original semi-hard case
Weight: 2.95 kg
Truss Rod: No issues; checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right with no problems
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing
String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret
Nut width: 40.3 mm
Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 20.5 mm
Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 22.8 mm
Scale: 628 mm (24.75")
RADIUS: 305 mm (12")
Strings at Setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, action adjustment, deburring, and removal of scratches
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be exactly the same when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
This is a Japanese-made Epiphone Casino from the Orange Label era, manufactured by Terada Gakki, with the 5-digit serial number “85146” on the label. Casinos from this period are highly regarded and stand apart from the later Korean- and Chinese-made models.
The greatest appeal of this Casino lies in its “lightness” and “natural resonance”—qualities not found in current Chinese-made models or later Korean-made versions. Weighing 2.95 kg, it is an ideal weight for a fully hollow-body Casino.
Additionally, the laminated maple used for the body on Casino models from this era is relatively thin, resulting in a richer body resonance than current models. The moment you pluck a string, the entire body resonates, adding unique harmonic components—combining the characteristic edge of the P-90 with a sense of airiness. The strong sensation that the instrument itself is resonating, rather than just the sound coming from the amplifier, is a charm unique to Terada-made instruments.
Furthermore, Japanese-made Casino guitars from that era featured meticulous wood selection, and many examples were crafted from high-quality maple and rosewood.
This particular instrument is exceptionally attractive, featuring a natural finish and a beautiful bird’s-eye figure. Japanese-made Casino models from that era sometimes utilized distinctive maple wood not found in today’s mass-produced models, resulting in significant individual variation in the character of each instrument.
Combining a “lightweight, fully hollow body weighing approximately 2.95 kg,” “rich body resonance from thin laminated maple,” “high-quality Japanese wood,” and “precise craftsmanship by Terada Gakki,” this guitar fully embodies the appeal of Japanese-made Casino models.
Capable of handling everything from the sparkling clean tones of the Beatles to the meaty crunch of Paul Weller or Noel Gallagher, this is a Casino that’s more than just a popular vintage collectible—it’s a true performer.
The finish has thinned due to aging, and a crack has formed at the wood joint of the neck joint.
While it shows general signs of use, it was inspected and fully adjusted by a professional technician upon arrival and is in good playing condition.
Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Case: Non-original semi-hard case
Weight: 2.95 kg
Truss Rod: No issues; checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right with no problems
Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing
String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret
String Action (Treble Side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret
Nut width: 40.3 mm
Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 20.5 mm
Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 22.8 mm
Scale: 628 mm (24.75")
RADIUS: 305 mm (12")
Strings at Setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set
Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, action adjustment, deburring, and removal of scratches
* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.
* Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret height, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during setup and are subject to change due to environmental factors such as climate and humidity.
These measurements are intended as a reference at the time of purchase; we cannot guarantee that the measurements will be exactly the same when the item arrives at your location.
* This is a one-of-a-kind item that is listed simultaneously on multiple marketplaces, including our in-store display. We strive to promptly remove product listings once an item is sold, but updates may not always be in real time.
We sincerely apologize if the item happens to be sold out after you place your order, and we ask for your understanding.
