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Description

Introducing the Epiphone Triumph, a semi-hollowbody electric guitar that merges vintage allure with modern playability. Initially crafted in the golden era of jazz and blues, the Triumph is a testament to Epiphone's illustrious history. Its design echoes the classic archtop aesthetic, featuring a beautifully resonant body that is perfect for creating both warm, mellow tones and sharp, biting leads.

The original Triumph gained popularity for its versatile sound and impeccable craftsmanship, and this modern iteration is no exception. With its stunning natural or sunburst finish, this guitar captures the eye as much as it does the ear. The semi-hollow construction ensures you get the best of both worlds: the rich depth of an acoustic with the punchy clarity of an electric.

Whether you're jamming at home or performing on stage, the Epiphone Triumph offers a playing experience that is both comfortable and inspiring. It’s a must-have for any guitarist looking to explore the dynamic range of tones that only a semi-hollowbody can deliver, making it especially appealing for genre-spanning musicians.

Key Features:

  • Semi-hollowbody archtop design
  • Available in natural or sunburst finishes
  • Versatile tone for jazz, blues, and beyond
  • Comfortable playing experience
  • Vintage-inspired craftsmanship

Product specs

Brand Epiphone
Model Triumph
Finish Sunburst
Year 1940s
Made In United States
Categories Archtop Acoustic Guitars
Active Preamp No
Back Material Maple
Body Shape Archtop
Color Family Brown
Finish Pattern Sunburst
Fretboard Material Rosewood
Number of Frets 20
Number of Strings 6-String
Pickup None
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Sides Material Maple
String Type Steel
Top Material Spruce

FAQs

What type of music is the Epiphone Triumph best suited for?

The Epiphone Triumph, with its archtop design, is ideal for jazz and blues genres. Its construction offers a warm, resonant tone that complements these styles well.

Does the Epiphone Triumph have any built-in pickups?

No, the Epiphone Triumph does not have built-in pickups. It is an acoustic archtop guitar, so any amplification would require an external microphone or pickup system.

What materials are used in the construction of the Epiphone Triumph?

The Epiphone Triumph features a spruce top, maple back and sides, and a rosewood fretboard. These materials contribute to its rich, warm sound and classic aesthetic.

How many frets does the Epiphone Triumph have?

The Epiphone Triumph has 20 frets, which allows for a wide range of notes suitable for various playing styles.

Is the Epiphone Triumph suitable for beginner guitarists?

While the Epiphone Triumph is a high-quality instrument, its lack of pickups and specific design make it more suitable for experienced players, particularly those interested in jazz or blues.

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The Epiphone Historic Collection: 1946 Triumph

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The Epiphone Historic Collection: 1946 Triumph

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AS186 - it happened in Monterey - 1946 Epiphone Triumph

Acoustic Standards

Acoustic Standards

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Epiphone Triumph 1945 at The Fellowship of Acoustics

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The Fellowship of Acoustics

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Epiphone Triumph 1945

Jakub Żołubak

Jakub Żołubak

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1946 Epiphone Triumph at ThatRhythmMan.com

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See how Adrian Utley uses Epiphone Triumph

Adrian Utley

Guitarist, Keyboardist

Portishead

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Adrian Utley showcases a 1940 Epiphone Triumph fitted with an early 40s DeArmond Guitar Mic pickup in an Instagram post. He expresses gratitude to @hawker1977 for the meticulous fitting of the pickup, and mentions that he will be playing this guitar at an upcoming performance.

See how Duke Robillard uses Epiphone Triumph

Duke Robillard

Guitarist, Music Producer

The Fabulous Thunderbirds

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Verified via GuitarPlayer.com

I’ll typically use an archtop. You don’t hear enough of that sound today and I really love it. I’ve got several archtop acoustics, but my Gretsch Synchromatic and some Epiphone Broadways and Triumphs are among my favorites.

See how Derek Bailey uses Epiphone Triumph

Derek Bailey

Guitarist

Arcana

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Verified via Jonroseweb

For his acoustic guitar playing, Bailey uses an old 1936 Epiphone Triumph, a large guitar with a large sound.

See how Tim Lerch uses Epiphone Triumph

Tim Lerch

Guitarist

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Verified via YouTube
Year: 1951

In a video by Tim Lerch titled "How Deep is the Ocean 1951 Epiphone Triumph Regent (Video Lesson and PDF now Available)" on YouTube, Tim Lerch is seen using an Epiphone Triumph guitar.

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