The Epiphone Sorrento was a thinline electric acoustic guitar, produced by Gibson at their Kalamazoo factory during the 1960s. It was, in many ways, an equivalent model to the Gibson ES-125TC and ES-125TDC; many Gibson instruments had an Epiphone version, and some, like the Sorrento, were very similar indeed. But the Sorrento was also very similar in style to a slightly earlier Epiphone, the Epiphone Windsor, first shipped in 1959, though without the Windsor's gold-plated hardware.
Condition Notes: Player's Grade
Good condition for its age.
Brand:
Epiphone
Model:
Sorrento E452T
Year:
1960s
Serial:
870393
Color:
Cherry
Weight:
5.13 lbs
Strings:
D'Addario
NECK
Neck Type: Set
Frets: 20
Scale Length: 24.75"
Fret Life: 70%
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Neck Finish: Nitrocellulose
BODY
Body Type: Hollow
Body Wood(s): Maple
Binding Color: Cream
Bridge Type: Floating
Pickguard Color: White
ELECTRONICS
Total Pickups: 1
Pickup Configuration: H
Wiring: Passive
Pickup Resistances:
Neck: 9.65k
Controls: Volume, Tone
INCLUDES:
Cardboard Case
Disclaimer: You are not buying a setup, you are buying an instrument. This means that the setups we perform on instruments for sale are intended to inspect and ensure proper function of various aspects of the instruments. Customer-based setups are personal and no two players will require the same setups measurements.
