Product Detail
The Epiphone Starling acoustic guitar is a dream come true for beginner guitarists. Priced affordably, it allows everyone to own a high - quality Epiphone instrument. The back and sides are crafted from layered mahogany, while the top is made of layered spruce, ensuring durability and a great tone. The mahogany neck has a comfortable C - shaped profile. The Indian laurel fretboard has 20 medium jumbo frets, making it easier to press the strings with less effort. With a 24.75” scale length, it reduces string tension and the finger - stretching needed for chords. The pickguard features a unique Starling graphic. This starter pack includes all the essentials: an Epiphone gig bag, three picks, a strap, and a clip - on electronic tuner. Note that a 3 - volt (CR2032) battery is required to power the tuner, but it's not included. The guitar has a square shoulder dreadnought body shape, black single - ply binding on the top and back, and a glossy finish. The neck has a C - profile, 20 frets, and a dot inlay. The hardware has a nickel finish. Strings come in gauges of .012 .016 .024 .032 .042 .053. A gig bag is included, along with 3 medium Epiphone guitar picks, an Epiphone strap, and a clip - on Epiphone electronic tuner. PLU: EASTARBLCHSP.
Using your Epiphone Starling Acoustic Guitar is a breeze. First, put on the strap using the strap buttons at the bottom and side of the heel. Then, clip the electronic tuner onto the headstock. Insert a 3 - volt (CR2032) battery into the tuner to power it up. Tune your guitar according to the tuner's indication. When playing, the comfortable C - shaped neck and easy - to - press frets will make chord formation and playing smooth. Remember, since the battery for the tuner is not included, always keep a spare 3 - volt (CR2032) battery on hand. To maintain your guitar, keep it in the provided gig bag when not in use to protect it from dust and scratches. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to prevent corrosion. If you notice the strings are getting old or losing their tone, replace them with new ones of the same gauge (.012 .016 .024 .032 .042 .053). Also, check the truss rod periodically to ensure the neck is in good shape.
