Epiphone IGC 1957 SJ-200 Reissue, Vintage Sunburst

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Epiphone IGC 1957 SJ-200 Reissue, Vintage SunburstAn Inspired by Gibson Custom version of the King of the Flat Tops as it appeared in its popular 1957 configuration The Gibson SJ 200 was introduced to the world in 1937 and quickly earned the nickname the King of the Flat Tops due to its physical size, high quality sound, exceptional projection, and undeniable stage presence. While the early models used rosewood, in 1947, the wood used for the sides and back changed to maple. The SJ 200 has been used

a SLAVE tap off the speaker outputs captures the entire sound of the amp – preamp and power section – to produce a non-compensated feed for IR Readers or external processors that might even serve an era-appropriate “dry/wet/wet” rig

It features a single PowerHammer PRO humbucker wired to a single CTS® volume potentiometer

played and loved -- shaping sound across generations and genres of music

The mahogany neck has a fast-playing SlimTaper™ profile for hours and hours of comfortable play

Harken back

and in this case

As the choice of rock 'n' roll legends for decades

With this influence from the automotive industry

Mother-of-Pearl Gibson script logo

customized with Vintage Bordeaux Bronco vinyl that is paired with a Gray and Black Jute grille and accented with Black piping

The body has a Floyd Rose® 1000 Series tremolo coupled with an R2 locking nut for dive bombs and deep pitch bends without worry of going out of tune

Not that you can’t dial gain back for sweet

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