Epiphone is a renowned musical instrument manufacturer recognized for crafting high-quality acoustic guitars, electric guitars, and basses for all musicians.
Tracing its roots back to 1873, Epiphone is one of America's oldest and most revered musical instrument makers. Founded by Anastasios Stathopoulos, the company has built a legendary reputation for crafting high-quality acoustic and electric guitars, basses, and other stringed instruments that cater to musicians of all levels.
Now operating as a prominent brand under Gibson, Epiphone continues to innovate while maintaining rigid quality and performance standards. Whether you are a beginner learning to play or a professional performing on stage, Epiphone instruments are designed to deliver exceptional tone, playability, and lasting value.
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Action adjustments can be made using the bridge studs on the Tune-o-matic Bridge. Keep in mind that setting the action lower than the factory standard may result in fret buzz, which is not considered a defect.
We recommend always keeping your instrument in a case when transporting or storing it. This reduces the possibility of damage from sudden climate changes or impacts. Remember to carry the case with the lid towards your body.
The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the instrument for the original retail purchaser. Normal wear and tear, such as worn frets, worn machine heads, and string replacements, are not covered. You must retain your proof of purchase to validate warranty coverage.
An Epiphone guitar is standardly tuned to A-440. You can tune your guitar using a tuning fork, pitch pipe, or an electronic tuner. We recommend tuning the two outside strings first, then tuning towards the center to equalize pressure on the bridge.