Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed

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The Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar is a masterclass in American craftsmanship, designed for those who march to the beat of their own drum. Perfectly balancing vintage appeal with modern playability, this steel-string acoustic is a tribute to the legendary sounds that shaped rock and folk music. With a history that dates back to the 1960s, the Texan has been the trusted companion of musical icons, and now, left-handed players can experience its rich tonal palette.

Crafted with a solid spruce top and mahogany back and sides, the Epiphone USA Texan delivers a warm and balanced sound that resonates with clarity and depth. Whether you're strumming in a cozy corner or performing on stage, this guitar's projection and sustain will captivate your audience. The Advanced Jumbo body shape offers a comfortable feel while enhancing volume and tonal richness, making it ideal for both fingerpicking and strumming.

The guitar features a 25.5-inch scale length, providing ample room for expressive bending and articulate fingerpicking. Its slim taper neck ensures a comfortable grip, allowing for hours of seamless playability. In addition, the bone nut and saddle contribute to the guitar's precise intonation and superior sound transmission.

For the left-handed musician seeking a piece of history with a modern twist, the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar is a timeless choice that promises to inspire.

Key Features:

Solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides
Advanced Jumbo body shape
25.5-inch scale length
Slim taper neck profile
Bone nut and saddle for enhanced intonation

Product specs

Brand	Epiphone
Model	USA Texan Left-Handed
Year	2020 - 2021
Categories	Dreadnought Acoustic Guitars, Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars
Active Preamp	Yes
Back Material	Mahogany
Body Shape	Dreadnought
Color Family	Brown, Natural, Tan
Finish Pattern	Sunburst
Finish Style	Gloss
Fretboard Material	Rosewood
Fretboard Radius	12"
Neck Material	Mahogany
Number of Frets	20
Number of Strings	6-String
Offset Body	Non-Offset Body
Pickup	Undersaddle Piezo Pickup
Right / Left Handed	Left Handed
Scale Length	25.5"
Sides Material	Mahogany
String Type	Steel
Top Material	Spruce
Wood Top Style	Plain

FAQs

What woods are used in the construction of the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar?: The Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar features a spruce top and mahogany back and sides, providing a rich, warm tone with excellent projection.
Does the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed come with an active preamp?: Yes, the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed is equipped with an active preamp, making it suitable for amplified performances.
Is the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed suitable for left-handed players?: Yes, the Epiphone USA Texan is specifically designed for left-handed players, offering the same quality and playability as its right-handed counterpart.
What type of pickup does the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed have?: The Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed features an undersaddle piezo pickup, which captures the natural acoustic sound of the guitar for amplification.
What is the scale length of the Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar?: The Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar has a scale length of 25.5 inches, providing a balanced feel and tension across the strings.

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The USA Epiphone Texan is noted for its unique presence in jams, offering a refreshing alternative to the commonly used Martin D-28 or D-18 models.
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Some consider the Texan a 25.5" scale Gibson J-45, offering a unique alternative to other slope-shoulder guitars.
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Owners appreciate the Texan for its fun playing experience and its ability to fit well in a bluegrass jam despite not being as loud as some dreadnoughts.
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A user found the Inspired by 1964 model visually appealing but felt it lacked the sound of vintage Texans when compared to various Gibson slope-shoulder guitars.
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The Texan can hold its own in bluegrass jams if played with a heavier hand, a technique that also applies to other guitars like the Gibson J45 in similar settings.
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The Texan's solid spruce top and mahogany back and sides are praised for contributing to its distinctive sound, even if it doesn't cut through as well as some other models.
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The Inspired by 1964 model, often priced around $400, features a solid top but laminate sides and back.
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In the live acoustic performance of "Mr. Doctor Man" by Palaye Royale for the Dork Homeschool Festival, as well as in many other live acoustic performances, Sebastian Danzig is seen using an Epiphone USA Texan Left-Handed guitar, as documented in the video uploaded by Palaye Royale on YouTube.