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BY50: – Birdseye maple flat top with amber finish – black binding on sides – single florentine cutaway/opposite shoulder is rounded – Rosewood tailpiece – rosewood pickguard – rosewood decorative piece on lower bout – scrolled rosewood bridge base – walnut birdseye headstock w/12° pitch – in line Vintage style tuners – BIGSBY logo on headstock – black scrolled adjustment rod cover plate – mother of pearl playing card inlays on bound rosewood fretboard – set neck – 21 frets – 2 rosewood control knobs – 3 position selector switch/slide – chrome tun-o-matic style bridge w/mounted posts – 2 Bigsby single coil dog-ear style pickups – strings terminate through body.

Features:

• Single Cutaway
• 1/4″ Birdseye Maple Top
• 3 pc Maple Body
• Hollow Chambers in Body
• Body Thickness 2″
• Set Maple Neck
• Rosewood Fingerboard
• 12 Degree Pitched Headstock
• 24.7 Inch Scale
• 21 Medium Jumbo Frets
• Various Fingerboard Inlays
• Binding on Body and Neck
• Single Coil Dog-Ear Pickups
• Vintage Style Tuners
• Tune-a-Matic Style Bridge on varied mounts or Bigsby Original B3 Vibrato
• Bigsby Hardshell Case

The Epiphone Coronet Dwight model is more than just a guitar; it's a gateway to the golden era of rock 'n' roll. This solid body electric guitar captures the spirit of the 60s with its vintage-inspired design and modern-day playability. With a vintage P-90 PRO™ pickup, this guitar delivers a raw, punchy sound that is both versatile and powerful, making it perfect for a range of musical styles from blues to punk rock.

Crafted with precision, the Coronet Dwight features a double cutaway body for easy access to higher frets, allowing for fluid solos and chord transitions. The neck is comfortable and fast, ideal for both beginners and seasoned musicians looking to explore new sonic territories. The guitar's simplistic yet effective hardware ensures stability and reliability, allowing you to focus solely on your creativity.

Whether you're jamming in your garage or performing on stage, the Epiphone Coronet Dwight model stands out as a testament to timeless design and unparalleled sound quality. It's not just an instrument; it's a piece of musical history that invites you to write your own chapters.

Key Features:

• Solid body electric guitar
• Vintage P-90 PRO™ pickup for a classic, punchy tone
• Double cutaway body design
• Comfortable and fast neck for ease of play
• Reliable hardware for consistent performance

The Dwight Coronet was identical to the second iteration of the Epiphone Coronet produced under a different Gibson subsidiary, Dwight guitars, which was the house brand for Sonny Shields Music in East Saint Louis, Illinois. The Dwight and Epiphone Coronets have the same specs, with the exception of the branding on the headstock. Gibson would drop the Dwight branding in 1963 when they updated the design of the Coronet, moving it to the truss rod cover in favor of an Epiphone logo on the Epiphone Dwight Coronet.

Every octave fuzz you've ever played traces back to just a handful of circuits: the Octavia, the Super Fuzz, and the Tone Machine. The Coyote doesn't originate from any of these classic topologies. The Coyote is a complete replication of the obscure and very difficult to find Moonrock Fuzz by G.S. Wyllie, a reclusive North Carolina builder who sandcast his own enclosures, etched his own boards, and designed a unique fuzz utilizing a transformer in an unconventional way that sounds like nothing else — the product of wild experimentation combined with solid electrical engineering fundamentals. Here's what makes it strange: the circuit has a transformer, but it's not doing what transformers do in other octave fuzzes. It's not creating the octave at all. Glenn put it somewhere else entirely, where it acts more like an inductive element, shaping how the fuzz stage responds and contributing to the swell, fuzz, and octave character of the control. We've never seen anyone do this. The result is a texture and feel that doesn't exist anywhere else. He never mass-produced them. He passed away in 2014, still building. This is our tribute to Glenn and the wily circuit he left behind.

Moonrock features: fuzz, octave, auto swell, overdrive & 'Scrambler' effects. All effects dialed in with one knob, easily controlled with guitar's volume knob & pickup selector!