Description
Used guitar in very good condition with normal signs of use most notably some picking wear on pickguard and some light oxidation on chrome hardware.
Limited edition black finish with sparkle binding from 2012, made in China.
Serial #12121502574
Guitar weighs in at about 7 pounds 4 ounces.
Comes with Epiphone hard case for safe storage and transport.
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Epiphone introduces the ES-339 PRO – a new instrument with roots firmly planted in the classic era when Epiphone’s Kalamazoo factory was producing rock’s most legendary instruments. Featuring a reduced size ES-style body with Alnico Classic PRO™ humbucker pickups, the new ES-339 PRO semi-hollowbody from Epiphone turns back the clock while breaking new ground in sound and style.
The Birth of a Legend
First introduced in the late ’50s, the ES series became an instant rock classic, bringing the feel and look of an archtop to a generation of players who had grown up playing solid body guitars like the Les Paul. The ES-335, the first in the ES series, was an instant success. But for many players who were used to smaller solid body guitars, the ES-335 felt too bulky to play on stage. The new ES-339 PRO is the perfect remedy, featuring smaller body dimensions while still retaining the bell-like tone the ES series is famous for.
Specs:
- Reduced size Laminated maple body with solid center block Neck mahogany
- Neck Profile: SlimTaper™ D Profile Neck Joint Glued-in mortise and tenon
- Truss Rod: Adjustable Scale 24.75” Nut 1.68”
- Fingerboard: rosewood with pearloid dot inlays
- Fingerboard Radius 12” Frets 22 medium jumbo
- Neck Pickup: Alnico Classic PRO™
- Bridge Pickup: Alnico Classic PRO™
- Controls: Neck Pickup volume with push/pull coil-splitting, Bridge Pickup volume with push/pull coil-splitting, Neck Pickup tone, Bridge pickup tone
- Hardware: nickel
- Binding: Fingerboard and body 1-ply (cream)
- Bridge: LockTone™ Tune-o-matic
- Tailpiece: LockTone™ Stopbar
- Machine Heads: Epiphone “Deluxe” 18:1 ratio