Basic characteristics:
• Body material: Mahogany
• Neck material: Mahogany
• Fretboard material: Indian Laurel
• Pickups: 1xP90

The electric guitar by Epiphone, It has passive pickups, which consist only of the coil that "translates" the movement of the strings into an electric signal. This type of pickups is widely used and the most common compared to others.

The arrangement of the pickups is 1xP90, meaning it has a P90 pickup. In this case, the pickup is usually placed in the bridge position, but there are also guitars with this configuration that have the pickup in the neck position.

The P90 pickup is constructed with a single coil, so it could be considered as a single pickup. However, this coil is shorter and wider compared to the equivalent of a single coil pickup. The unique construction of the P90 allows it to combine the characteristics of a single coil and a humbucker pickup, resulting in the clarity and detail of the former with the volume of the latter.

Finally, the bridge of Epiphone is fixed. The bridge, or saddle, is the part where the strings start from the body of the instrument and go towards the tuning keys. The strings simply pass through the metallic frame that resembles a bridge, which is screwed onto the body. Changing strings is simple and quick, and does not require any special attention.