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Epiphone

Blues King Studio

Dreadnought · Inspired by Gibson · Acoustic-electric

Manufacturer

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About this model

A delightful blend of vintage charm and modern craftsmanship in a parlor-sized acoustic The Epiphone Blues King Studio is part of the all-new Epiphone Studio Acoustic Collection. These guitars have been completely reimagined to offer the most authentic and affordable acoustic guitars inspired by iconic Gibson designs. The Blues King Studio delivers a delightful blend of vintage charm and modern craftsmanship and was designed to deliver a soulful and resonant sound that’s perfect for blues and folk enthusiasts. Based on classic Gibson parlor acoustics, the Blues King Studio’s smaller parlor-sized body and shorter 24.75” scale length make it an excellent choice for a first guitar for younger players and a solid choice for smaller-statured players. Its bluesy tone is ideal for fingerstyle, blues, folk, Americana, and other traditional music styles. The Blues King Studio has a layered, L-00-style mahogany body with single-ply cream binding on the top and back and a solid spruce top for a responsive, balanced tone with excellent dynamic range that sounds even better as it ages. The mahogany neck is attached to the body with a glued-in tapered dovetail neck-to-body joint and features a comfortable Rounded C profile. The neck is capped with a rosewood fretboard equipped with 19 standard frets and adorned with simple pearloid dot inlays. The other ends of the strings are routed over a compensated plastic saddle and are anchored to the rectangular rosewood bridge with ivory-colored bridge pins. We also included other details that give the Blues King Studio even more vintage-style flair, including an L-00-shaped dark tortoise shell-colored pickguard, three-on-a-plate tuners with ivory-colored plastic buttons, and a 60s Kalamazoo-style headstock with the Epiphone logo proudly displayed in gold silkscreen. The Blues King Studio comes with Fishman electronics, including an S-Core under-saddle pickup and Fishman Presys VT preamp with soundhole-mounted volume and tone controls that deliver quick and easy access for the player while remaining all but invisible to the audience. The Epiphone Blues King Studio has a gloss finish and is offered in two vintage-approved colors—Ebony and Dark Burst. Both right and left-handed versions are available. A standard gig bag is also included. A battery is not included. To power your pickup, you will need a 9-volt battery.

Core specs

Brand
Epiphone
Model
Blues King Studio
Family
Dreadnought
Series
Inspired by Gibson
Acoustic-electric
Yes
Body shape
L-00
Body size
Small Body / Parlor
Cutaway
none
Top
Spruce
Back wood
Mahogany
Sides wood
Mahogany
Top construction
Solid
Back construction
Laminate
Sides construction
Laminate
Back & sides
Mahogany
Neck material
Mahogany
Neck profile
Rounded C
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Scale length
24.75"
Nut width
1.69"
Frets
19
Bridge
Rosewood Rectangle
Bracing
Unknown
Strings
6
Finish
Gloss

Electronics

Electronics
Fishman Presys VT
Pickup type
Fishman S-Core undersaddle pickup
Preamp
Fishman Presys VT
AE controls
Soundhole-mounted Volume and Tone
Built-in tuner
false
Output
1/4" Endpin
Extended specsShow
Nut material
White plastic
Saddle
Compensated Plastic
Bridge pins
Ivory
Tuners
Three-on-a-Plate with Ivory Plastic Button
Fingerboard radius
304.8mm / 12.0in
Fret size
Unknown
Binding
Single-ply cream (top and back)
Rosette
Unknown
Inlays
Pearloid dot
Truss rod
Dual Action
Case / gig bag
Standard gig bag
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
399
LH finishes offered
Ebony, Dark Burst
Top finish detail
Gloss
Back & sides finish
Gloss
Electronics notes
Unknown
Orientation note
Unknown

Where to buy

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