Epiphone ES-175 Reissue Guitar Review :: Electric Guitars Reviews
introduces a version of the classic 2-pickup hollowbody combining quality with affordability.
Since it’s introduction in 1949 by Gibson, the Epiphone ES-175 (originally called that due to it’s price tag of $175) has established itself as instrument of choice for many jazz and blues musicians. For the first time ever, Epiphone introduces a version of this classic 2-pickup hollowbody combining quality with affordability. The Epiphone ES 175 Guitar features a laminated Maple top with Mahogany back and sides and is equipped with 2 Alnico Classic humbuckers for the dark, rich tone. This electric guitar also features a hard Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard for classic feel and Grover machine heads for outstanding tuning accuracy and stability.
| Features + Technical Specs | |
|---|---|
| Pickups: | Alnico Classic HB |
| Hardware: | Chrome |
| Scale: | 24 3/4″ |
| Nut Width: | 1.68″ |
| Neck: | Mahogany, set |
| Fretboard: | Rosewood |
| Frets: | 21 |
| Inlay: | Dot |
| Binding: | B/N |
| Body Material: | Mahogany |
| Back and Sides: | Mahogany laminate |
| Top Wood: | Maple |
| Bridge/Tremolo: | Tune-o-matic |
| Tailpiece: | stop-bar |
