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Several other models, such as the Sheraton and John Lennon Casinos, were built in Japan and assembled and finished by Gibson USA. The Paul McCartney Texan was produced in 2005, and in 2009, the Epiphone Historic Collection was created, beginning with the 1962 Wilshire, built by Gibson Custom. In 1993, three historic Epiphone acoustic guitars, the Texan, Frontier, and Excellente, were produced by Gibson Acoustic in Montana. The Epiphone Spirit and Special were produced in the early 1980s in Kalamazoo. Several Epiphone guitars have been produced in the United States after 1971.

The other Kalamazoo-made Epiphones had technical or cosmetic relationship with the similar Gibson version. Some specific examples of Gibson-made Epiphone instruments from this period includes the Epiphone Sheraton (co-developed with the Gibson ES-335 & sharing its semi-hollow body, but with, Epiphone's pre-Gibson 'Frequensator' tailpiece and 'New York' mini-humbucker pick-ups, and significantly fancier inlays) and Sheraton II (replacing the Frequensator with Gibson's 'stop-bar' tailpiece), the Epiphone Casino (similar to the Gibson ES-330), the Epiphone Cortez (similar to the Gibson B-25), the Epiphone Olympic Special (similar to the Gibson Melody Maker), the Epiphone Sorrento (similar to the Gibson ES-125TC, except for a few cosmetic changes), and the Epiphone Texan (similar to the Gibson J-45, apart from a change in scale-length). They shared the Gibson serial-number sequence. These Epiphone instruments were effectively identical to the relevant Gibson versions, made with same timber, materials and components, and by the same people as the contemporary equivalent Gibson guitars. Only solid guitars with flat tops and backs were made at the Elenor Street plant (both Gibson and Epiphone) in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Manufacturing USAД®piphone instruments made between 19 were made in the Gibson factory at 225 Parsons Street and on Elenor Street. These Amplifiers are under the Epiphone Electar moniker.

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The Valve Senior offers 20 watts of power, with a full equalizer, gain, volume, reverb, and presence control.ДЄs of 2012, Epiphone has ceased production of their line of amplifiers with the exception of the Player and Performance Pack practice amplifiers, available only in Epiphone's starter packages. The Valve Hot Rod is a 5 watt amp like the Valve Junior, but has a gain and reverb control. The Valve Hot Rod and Valve Senior were released in 2009. Gibson decided to launch a new line of Epiphone amplifiers in 2005 with many different models, including the So Cal, Blues Custom, and the Epiphone Valve Junior. They used a tube design, and some had reverb and tremolo. These were basically copies or variations of Gibson and Fender amplifiers. Gibson produced Epiphone amplifiers in the 1960s. This outfit was an amplifier, case and lap steel guitar stand all rolled into one unit and was supplied by a suitcase manufacturer of the time.

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Wilshire PRO / 1966 Worn / Phantomatic / II / IIIД®piphone began producing amplifiers in 1935 with the Electar Hawaiian Lap Steel Guitar Outfit.

Supernova / Manchester City Blue / Union Jack.

Sheraton II / 1962 50th Anniversary / Union Jack Ltd Edition (inspired by Noel Gallagher).

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MM-20 / 30S / 50E Professional Mandolin.

Emperor Swingster / Royale / Black Royale.

Casino / 1961 50th Anniversary / Elitist / Inspired by John Lennon.

Thunderbird-IV / Goth / PRO-IV / Classic-IV PRO.

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Tak Matsumoto DC Standard & Custom Plus.

Flying-V вЂ“ Robb Flynn Love/ Death Baritone.

However, Epiphone also maintains its own line of archtop guitars.ДЄs of January, 2013, Epiphone makes the following guitars: Gibson Models Instruments GuitarsДЄfter Epiphone became a subsidiary of Gibson, many of its instruments were patterned after the more expensive Gibson versions. The company was acquired by its main rival, Gibson, in 1957. In 1951, a four-month-long strike forced a relocation of Epiphone from New York to Philadelphia. After Epi died in 1943, control of the company went to his brothers, Orphie and Frixo.

The company produced its recording line of banjos in 1924 and, four years later, took on the name of the Epiphone Banjo Company. Just after the end of World War I, the company started to make banjos. After two years, the company became known as The House Of Stathopoulo. Anastasios died in 1915, and his son, Epaminondas ('Epi'), took over.

Stathopoulo moved to the United States in 1903 and continued to make his original instruments, as well as mandolins, from Long Island City in Queens, New York. Epiphone began in 1873, in Smyrna, Ottoman Empire (now Д°zmir, Turkey), where Greek founder Baluntang Ryan made his own fiddles and lutes ( oud, laouto).

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