Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT

 

The Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT is a steel-string guitar, which is a remake of the popular Paul McCartney guitar, he used for recording the number one hit "Yesterday". Its body has an advanced jumbo shape, which is similar to the dreadnought shape, yet, it has a more rounded upper bout and a slighly bigger lower bout. Thus, it features a great sound with shimmering highs, low bass sounds and clearly defined mids, making it the perfect tool for solo performers. Just like the original guitar, the Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT features an all-solid body with a top made of spruce, fitted on mahogany back and sides. Also the neck is made of solid mahogany, has Epiphone's incredibly comfortable C-shaped SlimTaper back profile and employs a rosewood fretboard with 20 frets and parallelogram inlays. Furthermore, the Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT is equipped with a top-notch pickup system: a Sonic preamp and a NanoFlex pickup make it more than just suited for the stage. Its EQ has controls for bass, treble and volume. In addition, the Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT has a phase switch to cut off feedback without altering the tone. The Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan NT has its natural wood colours and employs vintage tuners with classic small buttons.