Oh, cool, I didn't realize that the Chinese government just stepped in one day and starting paying down US federal debt. Besides, if it wasn't for China, our country would be bankrupt.

Right, most things are made in China, so it's kind of pointless to try to avoid them. If the Sheraton I'll buy doesn't have great sounding pick-ups, I might change them for P-94's. Next week, I'll try a new Sheraton in an other shop, and hopefully I'll be able to try the '88 Sheraton, so I can compare, and then I'll see which one I'll buy. Anyway, I just went to the local store since I haven't got that much time this week, just to try out an Epiphone semi-hollowbody, just to get the feel of it (it was my first time that I played a semi hollowbody). My first guitar ever, a cheap Chinese Richwood Les Paul, had a better rosewoodfretboard, I think.Ībout the pick-ups, bridge pick-up was quite ok for a 300-dollar guitar, but the treble pick-up sounded as if the tonebutton was set on 5 or something. I didn't like the shape of the neck (what they call a 'D-shape' I think?), which is ofcourse a matter of personal preferences, but I also didn't like the fretboard, which just felt pretty cheap. I've just tried a Chinese Epi Dot in the local shop (I will go out for a Sheraton next week, when my exams at college are over and more time will be available), and I didn't like it that much!

Quite different opinions, so I guess it will depend on the testing.

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