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Epiphone J45 Acoustic Electric Guitar (Cutaway Shoulder Dreadnought, Vintage Sunburst)

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At a glance

Condition
New
Style
Cutaway Shoulder Dreadnought
Color
Vintage Sunburst
Model
IGMTJ45CAVSNH1
Dimensions
43.5 x 20.79 x 8.62 in
Weight
4900 g
Top Material Type
Sitka Spruce Wood

Features 4

  • 6-string Cutaway Acoustic-electric Guitar with Sitka Spruce Top
  • Laurel Fingerboard - Aged Vintage Sunburst Gloss
  • Mahogany Back Sides
  • Mahogany Neck

Description

Epiphone has now released a new Inspired by Gibson J-45 Cutaway that gives players improved access to the upper frets while retaining all of the features that make the J-45 special to begin with, including the Sloped Shoulder body with a solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides, a comfortable rounded C neck prole, Fishman Sonicore under-saddle pickup and Fishman Sonitone preamp with soundhole mounted volume and tone controls, and a beautiful Aged Vintage Sunburst finish.

Specs 26

Brand Epiphone
Color Vintage Sunburst
Top Material Type Sitka Spruce Wood
Body Material Mahogany
Back Material Type Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type Mahogany Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration S

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Style: Sloped Shoulder Dreadnought Color: Vintage Sunburst
If the Epiphone doesn't suit you I would recommend giving Eastman guitars a shot. Their J-45 styles come in solid mahagony or rosewood and REALLY sing out. They'll run between $1300 - $1700. They can be found on sale if you're patient.
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022 by joe frohbose

Look like a Gibson but sounds like a $350 Epiphone.
Style: Sloped Shoulder Dreadnought Color: Vintage Sunburst
The good news…It looks good and has mastered the appearance of a Gibson J-45. A bit heavier of course than the real thing and the sound is more tinny and buzzy like an Epiphone might be than that signature Gibson warmth. If this is your price range and you dream of the Gibson, buy it and be happy. It is fun to hold and it might be perfect for you if not recording anything with it. If you are looking for a better sound, some of the entry Martins like the X series Natural will be more of a treasure for that price point and you should compare them before committing. I noticed a couple great sounding Yamahas also that made the Epiphone J-45 seem like a far lesser built instrument for about the same amount of money. As with anything, each guitar can sound different and my experience was with one guitar only from Epiphone. There could be better sounding ones out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2022 by Christopher Bell
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