Epiphone - PRO-1 PLUS Ebony
The PRO-1 PLUS breaks the mould of budget guitars with its solid spruce top and ivory binding for the classic look of historic Epiphones like the Masterbilt series.
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Other features
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Epiphone Folk Guitar
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Model: PRO-1 PLUS Acoustic
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Colour : Ebony
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Top : Solid spruce
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Bracing : Custom PRO-prietary
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Back and sides : Mahogany
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Body : Thinline
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Neck : okoume
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Neck profile: EZ-profile C
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Fingerboard: rosewood, lubricated PRO-Ease
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Frets: 20, Jumbo Pro
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Tuning fork: 24.75
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Headstock with Epiphone metal logo
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Top bindings: 5-ply, ivory/ebony
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Binding back and neck : 1 ply, ivory
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Head nut : GraphTech NuBone 42.67 mm
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Bridge saddle : GraphTech NuBone, compensated
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Black pickguard with Epiphone logo
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Fittings : Chrome
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Tuners: Epiphone Deluxe, 18:1 ratio
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Strings: ultra light 9/47
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Ref : EAPPEBCH1
To find out more...
- A new neck profile, designed to make it easy for your hand to form chords without tiring.
- Jumbo Pro frets, larger and wider than the usual frets, for improved playability.
- Slightly shorter than standard pitch for less string tension.
- PRO-Ease fingerboard treatment, offering a smooth action with reduced string noise.
- Dual-action truss road. It stabilises the neck and makes tuning easier too!
- You don't get something for nothing? Nonsense! Epiphone doesn't believe in pain. Lighter gauge strings are easier to play, so every PRO-1 comes with Ultra-lights strings.
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