Epiphone's timeless Emperor Regent still sets the standard for jumbo jazz boxes and is still one of the largest, measuring 17" across the lower bout for unmatched full-range, big jazz tone. This 2003 Emperor Regent is a direct descendent from Epiphone’s early archtop days and the "war" between then-fierce-rival Gibson and the Stathopoulo brothers. The 25.5” scale neck with a 1.70” nut width. 3-piece Maple neck with Maple back and sides and features a Rosewood fingerboard with Epiphone's signature "block and triangle" pearloid and Abalone inlays. An adjustable, floating rosewood bridge combined with Epiphone's authentic gold Frequensator split-trapeze tailpiece provide a classic look, feel and sound. This big band monster is voiced by an Epiphone mini floating humbucker attached to a classic tortoise shell style pickguard. Controls for volume and tone are mounted on the pickguard. The floating pickup allows the Emperor Regent’s Spruce to breath as one piece for great projection and classic warm tone. Double bound body, bound neck, and bound F-Holes. It's a stunning looking guitar and practically plays itself. 6150 "Jumbo" frets are in great shape with very little play. Overall condition is very good and is near NOS quality, with the original owner rarely playing it. Some light picking marks on the guard. This guitar comes with its original hardshell case.

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