Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Acoustic Collection

Epiphone's growing Inspired by Gibson series now includes some of Gibson most famous acoustic guitars.

On the one hand there is the J-200 in Aged Vintage Sunburst with a jumbo body made of solid maple and solid spruce top as well as a maple neck with a Laurel fretboard. Thanks to the built-in Fishman pickup system, the guitar can also be easily recorded or played via a PA system. The J-200 is particularly popular in country music, but was also seen in the hands of Elvis, Jimmy Page and Bob Dylan.

The J-45 first came onto the market in 1942 and has been one of the most popular acoustic guitars in the world ever since. The Dreadnought body is made of solid mahogany with a solid Sitka spruce top . The neck with a Round-C profile is made of mahogany with a fretboard made of Laurel, and there is also a Fishman pickup system here. The J-45 is finished in Aged Vintage Sunburst and is also available in a version with a cutaway to better reach the higher frets .

The Hummingbird is also a true acoustic guitar icon with its large, decorated pickguard . The dreadnought- form body and neck are made of solid mahogany, the top is made of solid Sitka spruce. The fretboard is made of Laurel with large parallelogram inlays made of Mother of Pearl. Thanks to the Fishman pickup system, which is also integrated here, the guitar can be picked up optimally. The Hummingbird is available in Aged Cherry Sunburst and Aged Antique Natural, with the Aged Cherry Sunburst variant also available as a 12-string guitar .