Epiphone AJ-220S Solid Top Acoustic Guitar, Natural Finish, Mahogany back and Neck, Stitka Spruce Top, Rosewood Fretboard, 25.5 scale

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You can expect a full range of tone and projection, whether you are performing live or recording. It is impressive in a way that it gives you the lowest bass notes and the highest overtones. If you are using the Epiphone AJ-220S in an acoustic ensemble, it will not overshadow the other instruments. Regardless of how long your performance is or whether you are standing or sitting, you’ll have no discomfort strumming and holding the guitar. It will feel just right. The solid-wood top has the guitar’s tone mature gracefully, with the sounds improving and balancing as you continue to play it. It’s built to last for years while improving on sound and playability. The AJ-220S has a unique bell-like shape, a larger lower bout, and a small round upperbout which gives this new addition to our Advanced Jumbo family of guitars a unique voice. And the AJ-220S is made with Epiphone’s century’s worth of experience in crafting world-class guitars that are meant to be played.

The Sitka spruce top is something you would take delight in the Epiphone AJ-220S. Nothing beats a solid top wood when talking about durability in acoustic guitars. The Sitka spruce top makes the sound even more vibrant with impressive projection. And on top of that, it makes the guitar’s note more defined, which results in clear sound. Even if years will pass by, guitars with a solid wood top will always have a balanced sound. Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided.For more seasoned professionals, it allows for brilliant playability and a full-range tone which makes it perfect for performing or recording in the studio. With that in mind, expect a full-ranging tone and amazing projection. If you have a solo performance or recording, then there is a rich and solid sound. In 1936, Gibson introduced the 'Advanced Jumbo' (AJ) acoustic guitar. With it's one-inch wider 16 inch lower bout, rounded or sloped shoulder dreadnought shape and a 25.5 inch scale length, the AJ was a powerful flat-top referred to in later Gibson literature as an 'acoustic cannon'. Today, this legendary design is carried over with the Epiphone AJ-220S acoustic guitar. So what do I want 4-5 of these or just one of the others? No brainer for us. Well done, Epi. A very, very good guitar indeed. Not perfect, just very good.

And it sounds even better with age. Featuring a solid mahogany top and a select mahogany body, the J-45 Studio allows you to reap the rewards of ever-growing tone. That's right. This affordable Epiphone Acoustic sounds even richer with age and the more you play. A solid-topped acoustic is also a fantastic platform for pushing your music to its best, it delivers an unmistakable tone that's worthy of pros on a budget. You'll also notice it produce an instantly recognisable old-school warmth that only develops more richness, resonance, and authentic sonic punch over its lifetime. Explore blues, roots music, country, folk, slide, and much, much more. Inspiration-sparking tone awaits... Bold Epiphone toneThe nut is plastic, as is the saddle, which is a little disappointing given the quality of the rest of the materials used. It is not uncommon, of course, and can be found on a wide range of instruments. It does though, have a slight effect on the sound, tending to dampen the tone and sustain. However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers. The hardware and associated equipment are functional rather than glamorous. But in the main, they do their job. Playability & Sound? Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty