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5-ply layered maple/poplar body with maple centerblock
The centerblock is described as balancing semi-hollow resonance and feedback resistance.

Independent shopping perspective
Gem Archer's Masterbilt Sheraton is a right-handed semi-hollow electric guitar with a layered maple/poplar body and solid maple centerblock. Two Gibson USA mini humbuckers feed individual volume and tone controls, with a three-way toggle for immediate pickup changes. The one-piece mahogany set neck has a '60s C profile, rosewood fingerboard, and 22 frets. An ABR-1 bridge and raised diamond trapeze tailpiece complete the layout, while the included Epiphone hardshell case makes it ready to transport.


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Detail 01
The centerblock is described as balancing semi-hollow resonance and feedback resistance.
Detail 02
Each pickup has its own volume and tone control; a three-way toggle changes pickup selection.
Detail 03
It uses a '60s C profile, a rosewood fingerboard, and 22 frets.
Detail 04
These components form the guitar's bridge and tailpiece arrangement.
Detail 05
It is described as reducing friction for stable tuning.
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Product questions
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It has two Gibson USA mini humbuckers.
Yes. Each pickup has its own volume and tone control, alongside a three-way toggle.
An Epiphone hardshell case is included.
The scale length is 24.75 inches.
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