NOS products are 'new old stock'. They've been in storage for some time but are brand - new in the original packaging. Contact our support team to learn more about the actual item's condition. Note that NOS products can't be returned or exchanged.
As a part of the Gibson Family, Epiphone guitars always deliver top - notch quality, and the Masterbilt Olympic is no exception. It's the smallest in the new Masterbilt Century electro - acoustic archtop guitar line. Despite its 16 - inch lower bout and 11.6 - inch upper bout, it produces a loud and full sound, perfect for both strummers and fingerpickers.
Inspired by the original 1930s Epiphone Olympic, this guitar has a solid Spruce top with elegant F - holes, paired with a flame maple body. It comes with a powerful Sonic HD Preamp and Nanoflex HD Pickup, making it gig - ready. The volume and tone controls are cleverly hidden in the lower F hole.
Specifications:
- Body Shape: Archtop Acoustic
- Body Material: Spruce/Flamed Maple
- Body Colour: Violin Burst
- Body Finish: Aged Gloss
- Fretboard Material: Ebony
- Fretboard Inlays: Pearloid 'Notched Diamond'
- Scale Length: 25.5”
- No. of Frets: 20
- Pickups: Shadow NanoFlex HD with Sonic HD Preamp
- Bridge: Floating Adjustable Ebonoid with Historic Epiphone Trapeze Tailpiece
- Tuning Machines: Historic Epiphone Re - issue Tuners with Marboloid 'Crown' buttons
- Hardware Finish: Aged Nickel
Using your Epiphone Masterbilt Century Olympic Archtop Acoustic Guitar is easy. First, tune it up using the historic Epiphone re - issue tuners. You can strum or fingerpick to create your music. When you're ready for a gig, the built - in Sonic HD Preamp and Nanoflex HD Pickup will give you a great sound.
Here are some important things to keep in mind. Since this is a NOS product, it may have been in storage. Check with the support team about its condition before you buy. And remember, you can't return or exchange it.
For maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry place to avoid damage to the Spruce top and flame maple body. Wipe it down regularly with a soft cloth to keep the aged gloss finish looking great. If you're not using it for a while, loosen the strings to reduce stress on the neck. Also, check the tuning machines and bridge periodically to make sure they're in good working order.
