Epiphone Wildkat Antique Natural Electric Guitar
Epiphone Breaks Out With New Archtop: the Wildkat!
The Epiphone Wildkat is truly an Epiphone original! This smaller-body, semi-hollow guitar has great vintage sound and is remarkably comfortable to play!
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Body Material | mahogany |
| Top Material | maple |
| Neck | maple, Slim Taper “D” Profile, Glued-in; |
| Dimensions | 24.75” scale |
| Nut width | 1.68” |
| Fingerboard | pearloid dot inlays |
| Fingerboard radius | 12" |
| Neck Pickup | P-90R Dogear Classics |
| Bridge Pickup | P-90T Dogear Classics |
| Controls | 1 Master Volume, 2 Pickup Volume, 1-Tone |
| Headstock | Metal vintage-style Epiphone badge |
| Frets | 22 medium jumbo |
| Bridge | Locktone Tune-o-matic™/Stopbar |
| Tailpiece | Bigsby™ B70 Vibrato |
| Hardware | Nickel |
| Machine Heads | Grover® 18:1 |
| Color | Antique Natural |
| Typical Weight (+/- 5%) | 7.8 lbs |
$174.65
Original: $499.00
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$499.00
$174.65Epiphone Wildkat Antique Natural Electric Guitar
Epiphone Breaks Out With New Archtop: the Wildkat!
The Epiphone Wildkat is truly an Epiphone original! This smaller-body, semi-hollow guitar has great vintage sound and is remarkably comfortable to play!
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Body Material | mahogany |
| Top Material | maple |
| Neck | maple, Slim Taper “D” Profile, Glued-in; |
| Dimensions | 24.75” scale |
| Nut width | 1.68” |
| Fingerboard | pearloid dot inlays |
| Fingerboard radius | 12" |
| Neck Pickup | P-90R Dogear Classics |
| Bridge Pickup | P-90T Dogear Classics |
| Controls | 1 Master Volume, 2 Pickup Volume, 1-Tone |
| Headstock | Metal vintage-style Epiphone badge |
| Frets | 22 medium jumbo |
| Bridge | Locktone Tune-o-matic™/Stopbar |
| Tailpiece | Bigsby™ B70 Vibrato |
| Hardware | Nickel |
| Machine Heads | Grover® 18:1 |
| Color | Antique Natural |
| Typical Weight (+/- 5%) | 7.8 lbs |
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Epiphone Breaks Out With New Archtop: the Wildkat!
The Epiphone Wildkat is truly an Epiphone original! This smaller-body, semi-hollow guitar has great vintage sound and is remarkably comfortable to play!
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
Epiphone is a leader in archtop design and has been since the 1930's . An early pioneer in archtops even before they were electrified, Epiphone was never afraid to do something out of the ordinary. With no notable changes in archtop design by anybody in decades, Epiphone took the archtop and practically married it to a solid body guitar. The Wildkat now takes its place among our all-time great designs.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Body Material | mahogany |
| Top Material | maple |
| Neck | maple, Slim Taper “D” Profile, Glued-in; |
| Dimensions | 24.75” scale |
| Nut width | 1.68” |
| Fingerboard | pearloid dot inlays |
| Fingerboard radius | 12" |
| Neck Pickup | P-90R Dogear Classics |
| Bridge Pickup | P-90T Dogear Classics |
| Controls | 1 Master Volume, 2 Pickup Volume, 1-Tone |
| Headstock | Metal vintage-style Epiphone badge |
| Frets | 22 medium jumbo |
| Bridge | Locktone Tune-o-matic™/Stopbar |
| Tailpiece | Bigsby™ B70 Vibrato |
| Hardware | Nickel |
| Machine Heads | Grover® 18:1 |
| Color | Antique Natural |
| Typical Weight (+/- 5%) | 7.8 lbs |
