Epiphone 1963 Firebird I Electric Guitar - Silver Mist Reviews
Inspired by the Gibson Firebird’s single-pickup variation first launched in 1963, the Epiphone 1963 Firebird I is a rock-ready 6-string that’s sure to set your playing alight with old-school attitude. In classic Firebird fashion, this guitar’s body boasts an incredibly resonant and sustain-packed 9-piece mahogany/walnut neck-through construction, along with lightweight mahogany wings. A fire-breathing Gibson USA-made Firebird pickup in the bridge position delivers a surprisingly versatile array of tones to explore thanks to its seamless cross of humbucking depth and single-coil articulation. And much in the same vein as Gibson’s legendary “Jr.” models of the 1950s and 1960s, the Firebird I’s unbound laurel fingerboard and 1-piece wraparound Lightning Bar bridge harbor a no-nonsense, utilitarian edge for plug-and-play simplicity. Lastly, vintage-correct Kluson banjo-style planetary tuners and a swooping matched and painted headstock (literally) top it all off. Take the Firebird’s most raw and ripping iteration into your own talons with unabashedly vintage-inspired Epiphone 1963 Firebird I!
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Highest Rated Reviews
Wow!
I'd almost convinced myself to get something else based purely on all the hate Epiphone got for the pricing of this Gibson custom shop co-op. Simply put, that would've been a mistake! I'd have missed out big time. When I opened the case…what a stunner! The neck is nice and chunky but not ridiculous. Everything as far as fit and finish was better than expected. Tone…omg is this a rock machine. So many variations with one pickup using the tone knob, and boy can it scream. For those angry about the $, try it before you knock it. It's a whole lotta guitar you'd pay 3-4x as much if it has Gibson on the headstock.