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Epiphone Explorer '80s EMG Electric Guitar - Classic White

Epiphone Explorer '80s EMG Electric Guitar - Classic White

Regular price $2,049.00 AUD
Regular price $2,099.00 AUD Sale price $2,049.00 AUD
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Epiphone Explorer '80s EMG Electric Guitar - Classic White

A bold blend of ’80s hard rock attitude and modern high-output performance, the Explorer ’80s EMG in Classic White delivers aggressive tone, fast playability, and unmistakable stage presence.

Iconic Design

  • Classic Explorer body shape with a glossy Classic White finish – aggressive, striking and instantly recognizable.
  • Sleek no-pickguard look enhances its clean, menacing aesthetic.
  • Set mahogany neck with a 60s SlimTaper™ profile for smooth, fast fretting action.

Performance-Ready Tone

  • Active EMG pickups (EMG 81 at the bridge, EMG 60 at the neck) — high-gain clarity and punch for heavy rhythms, tight palm-muted riffs, and soaring lead tones.
  • Individual volume controls + master tone let you fine-tune your sound on-the-fly.
  • Power via 9V battery (compartment conveniently located on the back).

Hardware & Playability

  • Mahogany body offers rich sustain and strong midrange presence.
  • Rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and pearloid dot inlays for comfortable playability.
  • LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic bridge & Stop Bar tailpiece for rock-solid tuning stability and enhanced sustain.
  • Graph Tech® nut and mini die-cast tuners help keep tuning tight under heavy playing.

Extras

  • Includes a premium gig bag for safe transport to gigs and rehearsals.

Best for: rock and metal players who want classic Explorer looks with high-output active electronics and comfortable, fast playability.

 

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Wood is a natural material, and each instrument features its own unique grain, colour, and finish. As a result, the instrument you receive may vary slightly from the images shown. These natural variations are a normal characteristic of real wood and make each instrument unique.

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