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Featuring a Solid Spruce Top and Fishman Electronics

The Epiphone L-00 Studio Acoustic/Electric guitar is a direct descendent of Epiphone’s original line of flattops going back to the golden age of acoustic guitars in the 1930s. The smaller "parlor" or "blues box" style acoustic guitar is favored by blues players of all eras for its compressed, woody tonal quality, short scale, and comfortable weight, which makes it ideal for fingerpicking or the bark of a bottleneck slide. Now featuring the Fishman® Presys VT™ under-saddle pickup and preamp, the L-00 Studio Acoustic/Electric can now plug in and be heard on any size stage with first-class acoustic/electric sound. (Previously called EL-00 PRO)

Guitar Specifications

Body Specs

Back Mahogany

Body Material Mahogany

Body Shape L-00

Body Styles Small Body

Side Mahogany

Top Solid Spruce

Neck Specs

Fingerboard Material Laurel

Fingerboard Radius 304.8mm / 12.0in

Fret Count 19

Frets Medium Jumbo

Inlays Pearloid Dot

Joint Glued-in

Neck Material Mahogany

Nut Width 42.67mm / 1.68in

Profile SlimTaper D

Scale Length 628.65mm / 24.75in

Electronics Specs

Controls Fishman® Presys VT™ Soundhole mounted Volume and Tone controls

Output Jack 1/4"

Preamp Fishman® Presys VT™

Under Saddle Pickup Fishman® Presys VT™

Hardware Specs

Bridge Laurel

finish Nickel

Pickguard Imitation Tortoise with metal E

Truss Rod Adjustable

Tuner Plating Nickel

Tuning Machines Grover® Rotomatic® with mini buttons 14:1

Misc Specs

Case Optional

Model: EE00VSNH1

Headstock 60s Dovewing

Strings Gauge .012 .016 .024 .032 .042 .053

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Featuring a Solid Spruce Top and Fishman Electronics

The Epiphone L-00 Studio Acoustic/Electric guitar is a direct descendent of Epiphone’s original line of flattops going back to the golden age of acoustic guitars in the 1930s. The smaller "parlor" or "blues box" style acoustic guitar is favored by blues players of all eras for its compressed, woody tonal quality, short scale, and comfortable weight, which makes it ideal for fingerpicking or the bark of a bottleneck slide. Now featuring the Fishman® Presys VT™ under-saddle pickup and preamp, the L-00 Studio Acoustic/Electric can now plug in and be heard on any size stage with first-class acoustic/electric sound. (Previously called EL-00 PRO)

Guitar Specifications

Body Specs

Back Mahogany

Body Material Mahogany

Body Shape L-00

Body Styles Small Body

Side Mahogany

Top Solid Spruce

Neck Specs

Fingerboard Material Laurel

Fingerboard Radius 304.8mm / 12.0in

Fret Count 19

Frets Medium Jumbo

Inlays Pearloid Dot

Joint Glued-in

Neck Material Mahogany

Nut Width 42.67mm / 1.68in

Profile SlimTaper D

Scale Length 628.65mm / 24.75in

Electronics Specs

Controls Fishman® Presys VT™ Soundhole mounted Volume and Tone controls

Output Jack 1/4"

Preamp Fishman® Presys VT™

Under Saddle Pickup Fishman® Presys VT™

Hardware Specs

Bridge Laurel

finish Nickel

Pickguard Imitation Tortoise with metal E

Truss Rod Adjustable

Tuner Plating Nickel

Tuning Machines Grover® Rotomatic® with mini buttons 14:1

Misc Specs

Case Optional

Model: EE00VSNH1

Headstock 60s Dovewing

Strings Gauge .012 .016 .024 .032 .042 .053

Disclaimer: In order to continually improve the design, quality and performance of our products and instruments and to make use of the best materials at all times, Epiphone reserves the right to change specifications without notice.

Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Well made and a nice

"Well made and a nice gloss finish, plays good and has good has decent tone and projection for the price. I’m not a fan of the truss rod cover and thankfully the E decal came off the pick guard the first week. Disappointing that it doesn’t come with a gig bag but the less expensive Blues King does. All in all it’s a comfortable fun to play guitar."

Jeff T. (3/5)

Very disappointed in the sound

"Very disappointed in the sound of the guitar. It sounds Tinny and hollow."

John W. (1/5)

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