Epiphone 1942 Banner J-45 Reissue Vintage Sunburst

€1,239.00

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Information

In stock since:

06/2026

Product number:

10035561

GPSR Informationen

Back / Sides: Mahogany
Binding: Aged White
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Body Shape: Slope Shoulder Dreadnought
Body finish: High Gloss
Bridge: Rosewood
Bridge-Pins: Bone
Color/ Finish: Vintage Sunburst
Colour: Sunburst
Construction / Acoustic: Solid
Controls: 1x volume, 1x tone
Country of Origin: China
Cutaway: no
Finish: High Gloss
Finish: Nitrocellulose
Fretboard: Rosewood
Fretboard Inlays: Mother of Pearl Dots
Fretboard radius: 12" (305 mm)
Fret material: Nickel silver
Frets: 19
Fret size: Standard
Headstock: Gibson-Style Open Book headstock with Epiphone and Banner logo
Includes: Hardcase
Neck: Mahogany
Neck Mount: Dovetail
Neck Profile: "V"
Neck finish: High Gloss
Nut Width: 44,0 mm
Pickguard: Tortoise
Pickup Details: L.R. Baggs Element Bronze VTC
Pre-amp system: L.R. Baggs Element Bronze VTC
Rosette: 2-Ring Aged White
Saddle/Cross piece inlay: Bone, composed
Scale Length: 24.75” (628mm)
Strings: 6 string
Strings thickness ex factory: .012 - .053
Top: Sitka Spruce
Top Bracing: Scalloped X-Bracing
Tuning Machines: Open Back Three-on-a-Plate mit cremefarbenen Flügeln
Thermo Aged Top

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