Production of the FT-145 began in 1972 and ended in 1980. The Epihone FT·145 had a natura| spruce top, mahogany rims and back, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, muitiple body binding, adjustable bridge and chrome ...
Production of the FT-145 began in 1972 and ended in 1980. The Epihone FT·145 had a natura| spruce top, mahogany rims and back, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, muitiple body binding, adjustable bridge and chrome plated hardware.The FT—145SB was exactly the same but with a golden sunburst finish.
Jumbo Dreadnought body style Maple versions have hand-written model numbers with "M" or "MPL"
Body: Laminated spruce top Lamnated veneered back & sides Mahogany body Maple body (FT-145M or MPL)
Neck: Mahogany neck Maple neck (FT-145M or MPL) Bolt-on 3-piece neck Rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays Double-dots at 7th & 12th frets Open-book or traditional headstock with scripted "Epiphone" logo No headstock inlay 25.5" scale
Binding: 5-ply body binding Multi-ply 3-ring rosette
Hardware: Chrome hardware Plate-mounted tuners with chrome oval buttons Adjustable rosewood bridge Black pickguard
Colors: Natural Sunburst
I was so excited when I thought I bought a Texan. Then I end up with a Japanese knockoff. It's a great guitar but it's not what I was expecting.
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