Epiphone EF-500RCCE Natural Satin

Electro-acoustic guitar from Masterbilt Collection that might be one of the most unique and beautiful guitars in the series. The Masterbilt Collection was first issued in the early 1930s and was the pride of the Epiphone’s founder Epi Stathopoulo. It features the classic ''orchestra'' body shape with a generous cutaway, a solid Cedar top combined with solid rosewood back and sides, and a one-piece mahogany ''V'' style neck plus heel. All of these features make it a perfect 'singer's guitar' with a clear and balanced tone, great projection, and natural warmth that is ideal for finger-picking. The set-in neck is connected to the body via dove-tail joint with hide glue and features an adjustable truss rod. It is fitted with rosewood fingerboard with pearloid dot inlays and 20 medium frets. Scale length is 647.7 mm, nut width is 44.45 mm and fingerboard radius is 14”/355.6 mm. The guitar is equipped is with the Shadow NanoMag pickup in the neck position and the Shadow NanoFLex pickup in the bridge position. It also features the eSonic-2 stereo preamp with a built-in tuner with Electronic Tuner Activation with Output Mute and Phase ‘Anti-Feedback’ switch; a stereo output; Master Volume, NanoMag EQ an NanoFlex EQ pots. Other features include a reverse-belly rosewood bridge with bone saddle, a bone nut fret, gold hardware including Grover Sta-Tite tuners with 18:1 ratio, a tortoise style pickguard and D’Addario strings (gauges: .012, .016, .025, .034, .041, .053). Natural Satin colour design.