Epiphone IGC 1957 SJ-200 Reissue, Antique Natural

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Epiphone IGC 1957 SJ-200 Reissue, Antique NaturalAn Inspired by Gibson Custom version of the King of the Flat Tops as it appeared in its popular 1957 configuration The Gibson SJ 200 was introduced to the world in 1937 and quickly earned the nickname the King of the Flat Tops due to its physical size, high quality sound, exceptional projection, and undeniable stage presence. While the early models used rosewood, in 1947, the wood used for the sides and back changed to maple. The SJ 200 has been used

Whether you’re playing rhythmic chops or lead lines

the MARK V is the embodiment of years of MESA innovations

1 pounds and comes with a hardshell case and two-year playability warranty

balanced output can easily cover a wide range of genres—softening nicely for warm clean passages and roaring to life when pushing an amp into overdrive

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including the Sloped Shoulder body with a solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides

while the lead pickup has higher output windings with a ceramic magnet for increased presence and output

Although the trend toward heavier guitar sounds at the time and its predisposition to feed back at high volume made it take a back seat to the ES-335

A Gibson hardshell case is also included

The pickguard is made using an acrylic-celluloid sandwich and features the instantly identifiable Hummingbird graphics etched in gold

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and playability

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