Epiphone Joan Sebastian Sonador Acoustic-Electric Guitar

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Small enough to play comfortably yet still large enough to boast impressive power and projection, the Sonador is simple, elegant, and affordable.

As a winner of 11 Grammies(tm) and a member of the Billboard(tm) Hall of Fame, Joan Sebastian is perhaps Mexico's most famous and celebrated singer/songwriter with a career spanning 35 years and hundreds of songs. Joan draws strength and inspiration from a philosophy driven by three simple beliefs - Faith, Love and Luck. Now, Epiphone and Joan Sebastian unite to create a guitar that incorporates those three beliefs in a bold new guitar. Epiphone is proud to present the new Joan Sebastian Sonador (the Dreamer) Signature acoustic/electric guitar, the simple but elegant companion to the Joan Sebastian signature model Triunfadora.

A Guitar for the Dreamer in All of Us

From the moment you first see the distinctive mother-of-pearl inlays featuring the Cross (Faith), the Heart (Love) and the Horseshoe (Luck), you can tell the new Joan Sebastian Sonador is truly a unique and beautiful instrument.

The Perfect Combination of Size and Power

With a body shape inspired by Gibson's legendary J-185, the new Sonador is slightly smaller than a Super Jumbo guitar making it a much more comfortable instrument to play while still maintaining great acoustic power and projection. The Sonador produces a big sound with clear tones and is equally impressive for powerful strumming or delicate finger-picking and everything in between. And, its beautiful rounded cutaway not only makes for a distinctive look, but also allows for easy fret access up to the 20th fret.

Quality Tone Woods

At the read more heart of every great guitar is quality wood and nothing contributes more to a guitar's tone than the top. That's why the new Sonador features a solid Sitka Spruce top with hand-scalloped, lightweight bracing that only improves with age. The Sonador features a solid 25.5" Mahogany neck hand-fitted to the Mahogany body using a traditional dovetail neck joint and Titebond(tm) glue, which provides maximum surface contact and strength. The result is a guitar with deep, rich lows and shimmering highs with just the right amount of mid-range. Top it all off with an elegant solid Rosewood bridge with mother-of-pearl "horseshoe" inlays and you've got a one-of-a-kind instrument.

Built-In Electronics

When you're ready to perform live, so is the Sonador! The built-in AT-3000 preamp has a Master Volume control as well as both high and low EQ controls with a +/-12dB range. The preamp accurately captures both body and string sound and is connected to a piezo element pickup mounted under the compensated saddle. Just plug-in using the combination 1/4" output/endpin jack and you're ready to go live anytime, anywhere!

A Dream to Play

The new Sonador is not only easy on the eyes and ears, it's easy to play as well. The Sonador's SlimTaper(tm) D-profile neck provides great playing comfort for every performance. The 1.725" nut is slightly wider than a typical acoustic guitar, which makes the Sonador perfect for clean finger-style picking.

Other Premium Features

The Sonador also features a smooth, durable Rosewood fingerboard fitted with 20 medium-jumbo frets with dot inlays for years of playing enjoyment. Premium 14:1 die-cast machine heads provide excellent tuning accuracy and stability.
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- Body: mahogany
- Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
- Neck: Set mahogany with dovetail joint with Titebond glue
- Frets: 20 medium jumbo frets
- Fretboard: rosewood bridge with mother-of-pearl "horseshoe" inlays
- Headstock Inlay: Featuring the Cross (Faith), the Heart (Love) and the Horseshoe (Luck)
- Scale: 25.5"
- Nut: 1.725"
- Pickup: AT-3000 preamp, with Master Volume control, high and low EQ controls +/-12dB. Piezo element
- Machine Heads: Premium 14:1 die-cast machine

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-4GIBSON
Web: https://www.epiphone.com/en-US/Support/Contact

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