1965 Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe

Summary: The early Epiphones were well-received, and with the rise in popularity of solid body instruments in the early 1960s, a second Crestwood model, with an additional pickup, was added to the available range: the Crestwood Deluxe. In fact, it represented the pinnacle in Epiphone solid body production, and was only produced in small numbers. In total, just 219 Crestwood Deluxe guitars left Kalamazoo, compared to 1349 examples of the Epiphone Crestwood Custom. There is no denying the Crestwood Deluxe is an exceptionally nicely built, finely appointed and well-equipped guitar. This particular Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe plays and sounds incredible.Body: Mahogany, double cutaway.Neck: Mahogany with a bound ebony fingerboard, bound batwing headstock, Mother of Pearl block inlays, bone nut, 24.75” scale length, 1 9/16” nut width.Pickups/Hardware: 3 mini humbuckers (neck pickup has been re-wound), Grover tuning keys, Tremotone vibrato, volume/tone controls, 3-way pickup selector, Tun-O-M