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Originally Posted by Bob Womack
...That's the classic sign of a high fret or an uneven fretboard extension. Typically your choices are to get a tech to level the frets and set up the guitar or raise the action...
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Speaking from experience the fretwork on post-2008, MIC Epiphones is notoriously inconsistent - the typical cover-up for which is ultra-light strings and higher-than-necessary action ("Don't worry, you can always lower the bridge and adjust the truss rod when you get home - now, will that be cash or credit?"); if you're looking to keep the guitar over the long haul, I'd go for the fret job/setup...