Used Epiphone Explorer in the United States
Used Gear Hunter checks the United States's music shops and marketplaces every day. Right now there are 2 used Epiphone Explorer listings for sale in the United States, from 2 sellers.
Updated 2026-11-10
Cheapest
£593
Typical
£613
Highest
£634
What a used Epiphone Explorer costs in the United States
A used Epiphone Explorer in the United States currently costs between US$795 (£593) and US$850 (£634). The typical (median) asking price is US$823 (£613).
Where to buy one in the United States
You can find it at Chicago Music Exchange and Music Go Round. It is also listed in the United Kingdom (2 listings), Canada (1 listing) and Italy (1 listing).
- Chicago Music Exchange1 listing · from £593
- Music Go Round1 listing · from £634
Used Epiphone Explorer for sale in the United States now
Used Epiphone 58 KORINA EXPLORER 1998 Electric Guitar Natural 6-String
£634Music Go Round
Cary, NC, USA
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Buying tips
- Compare the asking price with the typical price above before you contact a seller.
- Buying locally in the United States avoids import duties and cross-border shipping, and lets you test the Epiphone Explorer before paying.
- Ask for the serial number, recent photos and whether it has been serviced; check that it powers on and every function works.
- Pay through the marketplace or a protected method — never by bank transfer to a stranger.
Questions
- How much does a used Epiphone Explorer cost in the United States?
- A used Epiphone Explorer in the United States currently costs between US$795 (£593) and US$850 (£634). The typical (median) asking price is US$823 (£613). Prices are checked daily on Used Gear Hunter.
- Where can I buy a used Epiphone Explorer in the United States?
- You can find it at Chicago Music Exchange and Music Go Round. It is also listed in the United Kingdom (2 listings), Canada (1 listing) and Italy (1 listing). Used Gear Hunter lists them all in one place.
- Is it worth buying a used Epiphone Explorer?
- Studio gear like the Epiphone Explorer holds its value well, so a used one in good condition is usually the better buy — and it sells on for close to what you paid.
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