Epiphone guitars in the 1970s

Through the 1970s, Norlin Corporation (ECL) controlled the Epiphone name, and 1 plant built it: Matsumoku.^{[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]}

1 era touch the 1970s across 1 line. The version changed in 1970. A guitar from either side of those years can be a different Epiphone.

Year by year

Eras in the 1970s

Other brands in the 1970s

• Gibson in the 1970s
• Gretsch in the 1970s
• Guild in the 1970s
• Harmony in the 1970s
• Ibanez in the 1970s
• Martin in the 1970s
• Ovation in the 1970s
• Taylor in the 1970s

Epiphone, year by year

Sources

Every numbered marker on this page points here: the document, its grade and the passages relied on. An era is computed, so it cites the facts it was derived from. A fact marked “no source” has no claim attached yet.

1. 1
   Wikipedia: wiki/Gibson (guitar company)graded community

   • "Gibson was owned by Norlin Corporation from 1969 to 1986"Epiphone in the 1970s: owners and plants
2. 2
   Epiphone history 1957-present (Gibson era) - Blue Book of Guitar Valuesgraded secondary

   • in the last few days of 1969, ECL bought CMIEpiphone in the 1970s: owners and plants
3. 3
   more info about norlingraded community

   • In December of 1969, E.C.L. Industries, Inc. took control of CMI.Epiphone in the 1970s: owners and plants
4. 4
   Wikipedia: wiki/Epiphone 5102T / EA 250graded community

   • "started importing Epiphone-branded instruments from the Matsumoku company in 1970"Epiphone in the 1970s: owners and plants
5. 5
   fandom: wiki/Epiphonegraded community

   • After Matsumoku closed in 1987Epiphone in the 1970s: owners and plants

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