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Everything you need to rock, with nothing extra to get in your way
The Epiphone Coronet was first introduced in 1958 and is one of Epiphone’s first and most successful original solidbody electric guitar designs. Stripped down to the essentials, it has everything you need to rock, with nothing extra to get in your way. While the Coronet, like its cousin, the Les Paul™ Junior, is about as basic as an electric guitar can get, that outward simplicity disguises the wide range of tonal options available from its single pickup. By varying where you place the picking hand, as well as the settings on the master volume and tone knobs, you can coax a surprisingly wide range of different, and very cool, tones out of a Coronet.
The new Coronet features a solid, center-seamed, two-piece asymmetrical double-cutaway mahogany body that provides outstanding access to the entire length of the fretboard. The glued-in mahogany neck has a comfortable, fast-playing SlimTaper™ C profile and is topped with a rosewood fretboard with a 12” radius for equally easy string bends and chording, 22 medium jumbo frets, and simple acrylic dot inlays. The iconic Epiphone six-on-a-side Batwing headstock is outfitted with a Graph Tech® nut and smooth-turning six-on-a-plate ivory button tuners, ensuring excellent tuning stability.
The Coronet is equipped with a compensated Lightning Bar wraparound bridge/tailpiece that bolts directly into the mahogany body, resulting in exceptional resonance, sustain, and tonal transfer. The white 3-ply butterfly pickguard features the Epiphone foil E logo in the center. The Coronet is powered by a single Epiphone PRO™ Dogear P-90 pickup with a nickel-silver cover, delivering everything from clean, crisp jangle to thick, rich overdrive. The P-90 pickup is paired with master volume and tone controls that use high-quality CTS® potentiometers for consistent, reliable performance. They are topped with historic 60s radio knobs with nickel reflectors, which further add to the cool, vintage-inspired aesthetic. The Epiphone Coronet comes with an Epiphone premium gig bag for protection and portability, and delivers vintage vibe, modern reliability, and unmistakable character, and is your ticket to timeless tone.
Highlights
- Asymmetrical double cutaway mahogany body
- Mahogany neck with SlimTaper C profile
- Rosewood fretboard with acrylic dot inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets
- Early 60s style Epiphone Batwing headstock
- Epiphone P-90 PRO Dogear pickup
- Epiphone premium gig bag included
Guitar Specifications
Body Specs
Body Specs
Body Finish Gloss
Body Material Mahogany
Body Shape Coronet
Body Styles Solidbody
Weight Relief None
Neck Specs
Neck Specs
Fingerboard Material Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius 304.8mm / 12.0in
Fret Count 22
Inlays Dot
Joint Glued in, set neck
Nut Material Graph Tech
Profile SlimTaper C
Scale Length 628.65mm / 24.75in
Electronics Specs
Electronics Specs
Bridge Pickup P-90
Controls 1 volume, 1 tone
Hardware Specs
Hardware Specs
Bridge Wraparound
Control Knobs Radio
finish Nickel
Pickup Covers Dogear, metal
Plastic Parts White
Tuning Machines Epiphone Deluxe
Misc Specs
Misc Specs
Case Premium Gig Bag
Model: EOCOWLNH
Headstock Epiphone Batwing
Strings Gauge .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046
Epiphone Coronet '66, Walnut, Exclusive
Epiphone Coronet '66, Walnut, Exclusive
Price
Regular price
$529
Unit price
per
Details
Double cutaway mahogany body, SlimTaper C profile mahogany neck, Ba...
Finish
Walnut
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Exclusive
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Limited Lifetime Warranty
Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Case Included
Case Included
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Setup Included
Setup Included
Our craftory-trained technicians perform a final thorough inspection and detailed setup moments before your instrument is packed and shipped to you.
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Everything you need to rock, with nothing extra to get in your way
The Epiphone Coronet was first introduced in 1958 and is one of Epiphone’s first and most successful original solidbody electric guitar designs. Stripped down to the essentials, it has everything you need to rock, with nothing extra to get in your way. While the Coronet, like its cousin, the Les Paul™ Junior, is about as basic as an electric guitar can get, that outward simplicity disguises the wide range of tonal options available from its single pickup. By varying where you place the picking hand, as well as the settings on the master volume and tone knobs, you can coax a surprisingly wide range of different, and very cool, tones out of a Coronet.
The new Coronet features a solid, center-seamed, two-piece asymmetrical double-cutaway mahogany body that provides outstanding access to the entire length of the fretboard. The glued-in mahogany neck has a comfortable, fast-playing SlimTaper™ C profile and is topped with a rosewood fretboard with a 12” radius for equally easy string bends and chording, 22 medium jumbo frets, and simple acrylic dot inlays. The iconic Epiphone six-on-a-side Batwing headstock is outfitted with a Graph Tech® nut and smooth-turning six-on-a-plate ivory button tuners, ensuring excellent tuning stability.
The Coronet is equipped with a compensated Lightning Bar wraparound bridge/tailpiece that bolts directly into the mahogany body, resulting in exceptional resonance, sustain, and tonal transfer. The white 3-ply butterfly pickguard features the Epiphone foil E logo in the center. The Coronet is powered by a single Epiphone PRO™ Dogear P-90 pickup with a nickel-silver cover, delivering everything from clean, crisp jangle to thick, rich overdrive. The P-90 pickup is paired with master volume and tone controls that use high-quality CTS® potentiometers for consistent, reliable performance. They are topped with historic 60s radio knobs with nickel reflectors, which further add to the cool, vintage-inspired aesthetic. The Epiphone Coronet comes with an Epiphone premium gig bag for protection and portability, and delivers vintage vibe, modern reliability, and unmistakable character, and is your ticket to timeless tone.
Highlights
- Asymmetrical double cutaway mahogany body
- Mahogany neck with SlimTaper C profile
- Rosewood fretboard with acrylic dot inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets
- Early 60s style Epiphone Batwing headstock
- Epiphone P-90 PRO Dogear pickup
- Epiphone premium gig bag included
Guitar Specifications
Body Specs
Body Specs
Body Finish Gloss
Body Material Mahogany
Body Shape Coronet
Body Styles Solidbody
Weight Relief None
Neck Specs
Neck Specs
Fingerboard Material Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius 304.8mm / 12.0in
Fret Count 22
Inlays Dot
Joint Glued in, set neck
Nut Material Graph Tech
Profile SlimTaper C
Scale Length 628.65mm / 24.75in
Electronics Specs
Electronics Specs
Bridge Pickup P-90
Controls 1 volume, 1 tone
Hardware Specs
Hardware Specs
Bridge Wraparound
Control Knobs Radio
finish Nickel
Pickup Covers Dogear, metal
Plastic Parts White
Tuning Machines Epiphone Deluxe
Misc Specs
Misc Specs
Case Premium Gig Bag
Model: EOCOWLNH
Headstock Epiphone Batwing
Strings Gauge .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046
Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Pickups are decent. However I
"Pickups are decent. However I am going to upgrade them with better ones. They lack the clarity with the p 90 sound that loud growl tone I’m used to. The construction and appearance is great though. Other than the guitar tone knob sticker coming off when I got it. Overall not a bad guitar. I would have given it 5 stars if the pickups were better and the tone knob didn’t come off when taking it out of the box."
A very nice guitar! I
"A very nice guitar! I had to do a very slight adjustment for intonation but that is expected on any new guitar. I'm glad I chose the Walnut--I was not sure how i would like the color/finish but now that I've played it for 3 weeks I really think it's a great looking guitar. It is the first Epiphone I have bought in over 30 years and I must say I am impressed with it. Best of all it is very fun to play and that is really the best measure of a guitar in my opinion. It is very comfortable to play (neck feel and light weight). The frets were near perfect with zero sharp fret edges). I hope to buy another Epiphone (or 2 or . . . ) in the future."
Light, beautiful with classic looks
"Light, beautiful with classic looks and tone. Love this guitar! It's amazing what tones you can course out of the simplest of design."
A nice guitar! Getting used
"A nice guitar! Getting used to the tonal qualities. Love the drive. The walnut look is awesome!🤩 Thanks"
Super guitar.
"Super guitar."