Epiphone Firebird Studio Limited Edition in Ebony

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Epiphone Firebird Studio Limited Edition in Ebony

This Epiphone electric guitar delivers everything players love about the Gibson Firebird studio-a mahogany body, set mahogany neck, and Alnico Classic humbuckers-and wraps it all in a gorgeous, finish. The Firebird Studio guitar has a 24-3/4" scale, dot fretboard inlays, stopbar tailpiece, and chrome hardware.

Features

Mahogany body
Set mahogany neck
Alnico Classic humbuckers
Chrome hardware
24-3/4" scale
1.68" nut width
Dot inlays
Stopbar tailpiece

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I bought the Epiphone Firebird Studio Limited edition, but changed out the pickups for Bareknuckle Nailbomz and it sounds and looks amazing. I own a Gibson Flying V and Les Paul Classic, (as well as few other high spec guitars) and unlike those guitars, this Epiphone NEVER goes out of tune ... the new machine heads are excellent and the locking bridge and tailpiece genuinely do add a lot of sustain ... yes I added extra cost by adding the Bareknuckles, but even though as this guitar is extremely playable, and very articulate (played through a Blackstar HT100 amp), all in all represents phenominal value for money. (Looks the shit as well!! ;-)

David > read review

I bought the Epiphone Firebird Studio Limited edition, but changed out the pickups for Bareknuckle Nailbomz and it sounds and looks amazing. I own a Gibson Flying V and Les Paul Classic, (as well as few other high spec guitars) and unlike those guitars, this Epiphone NEVER goes out of tune ... the new machine heads are excellent and the locking bridge and tailpiece genuinely do add a lot of sustain ... yes I added extra cost by adding the Bareknuckles, but even though as this guitar is extremely playable, and very articulate (played through a Blackstar HT100 amp), all in all represents phenominal value for money. (Looks the shit as well!! ;-)
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I like 'interesting' guitars and I have a Gibson MIII, a Hohner G3T and a Fender Jaguar in my collection. I would like to have had a Gibson Firebird but the price difference is significant and I chose the Epiphone. It turned out to be a remarkable instrument.
It is well equipped and well finished and after changing the factory strings and changing the set up a little it played like a dream and produced some lovely sounds. The Gibson sound is there but there is additionally a growl on the one hand and a silvery tone on the other which give it a superb expressive range.
This guitar is a gem and a 'keeper'.

Mr. Richard Roberts > read review

I like 'interesting' guitars and I have a Gibson MIII, a Hohner G3T and a Fender Jaguar in my collection. I would like to have had a Gibson Firebird but the price difference is significant and I chose the Epiphone. It turned out to be a remarkable instrument.
It is well equipped and well finished and after changing the factory strings and changing the set up a little it played like a dream and produced some lovely sounds. The Gibson sound is there but there is additionally a growl on the one hand and a silvery tone on the other which give it a superb expressive range.
This guitar is a gem and a 'keeper'.