One of Epiphone's most popular instruments - the Epiphone Sheraton is the budget friendly alternative to the famous ES-335.
A double cut semi-hollow design, these famous guitars improved on their arch top counter parts for louder rock band performances - the center block relieving some of the extra vibration that would cause unwanted feedback. Great for Rock & Roll, Jazz or simply whatever you want to throw at it, these well priced guitars have seen every stage.

This model dates to 2001, and according to its serial was produced by the Samick factory. Ebony black finish, with cream binding and all gold hardware. Cosmetically, this example is nice and clean with only surface level wear present. Original pickups sound great and full, with a surprising range of sound between the neck and bridge pickups.

It is setup great currently with 11's - the neck nice and straight, the frets and fingerboard very clean - likely having been used very sparingly from the original owner. It has a 5 piece maple neck, fully bound with an ebony fingerboard baring the MOP and abalone inlay. The action is low, measuring a speedy 4/64" in height at the twelfth fret. Gold tuners function as they should.

Includes simple gig bag.