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“this is the new Prophecy series for 2026”

Andertons Music Co, at 0:52 of “A Modern Metal Monster! Epiphone Prophecy Electric Guitars” on Andertons Music Co’s channel.

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0:29 for ages. But historically, for me anyway, Prophecy, although it was trying to be a more modern take on, say, a classic Les Paul, I think they went too far with the bling. Do you remember those ones
0:41 where the knobs had like little mother of pearl abalone inlay sort of built into the knobs and some of the inlays and generally stuff. Ain't nobody got time for that. Exactly. It felt a bit dated. So
0:52 this is the new Prophecy series for 2026. Obviously, as you can see, these guys are going for the modern vibe. Some might say perhaps a high
0:59 higher gain, more metal kind of vibe. But don't switch off if that's not your thing, because you might, you know, what we're going to see is Ben's doing the metal thing. Pete's going to try some
1:08 other bits and bobs. Exactly. And there's the timestamp for those. So you can. So here's the spec that runs through the whole range. Okay, we've got locking tuners and their Grover Rotomatic locking