Epiphone - Masterbilt J-45 EC Aged Vintage Sunburst Gloss
The J-45 has been the choice of legendary musicians since its introduction in 1942. Known as The Workhorse, it is Gibson's most famous and popular acoustic guitar model. Epiphone brings us a little "Inspired by Gibson" J-45 EC nugget featuring solid wood construction, a comfortable rounded C-shape neck profile, 20 medium jumbo frets, 60s-style Kalamazoo headstock shape and a beautiful Aged Vintage Sunburst finish.
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Epiphone Electro-Acoustic Folk Guitar
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Masterbilt series
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Inspired by Gibson
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Model J-45 EC (cutaway)
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Vintage Sunburst Gloss finish
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Sloped Shouldered Dreadnought EC body shape
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Solid mahogany back and sides
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Solid Sitka spruce top
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Quarter Sawn bracing
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4-ply Ivory and Black top bindings
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1-ply Ivory back bindig
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Aged Gloss varnish
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Mahogany neck
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Rounded C neck profile
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24.724" tuning fork
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Indian laurel fingerboard
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12.01" fingerboard radius
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20 Medium jumbo frets
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Bone nut
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Saddle width 43.00 mm
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Mother of Pearl Dots
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Nickel hardware
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Reverse Belly Indian laurel bridge
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Ivory button action
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Pickguard Tortoise Shell, J-45 Shape
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Truss rod Dual Action
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Ivory pegs
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Fishman Presys II pre-amp
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Volume and tone controls in rosette
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Fishman Sonicore pickup
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Fitted and adjusted as standard by pulling 012-053
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Founded in 1873, Epiphone is one of America's oldest and most respected instrument makers. From beginners to professional musicians and guitar collectors, everyone appreciates Epiphone for its affordable versions historic models like the Wilshire and Masterbilt guitars series. Vintage guitar collectors are eager for authentic reissues of Les Paul, Emperor and Casino. Epiphone's impeccable quality rivals that of any guitar maker regardless of your budget, ability or musical taste. Today, with its Signature line and Inspired by Gibson collection, there is an Epiphone for every guitarist.
