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Epiphone Sheraton Left-Handed Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar - Natural

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Full Sheraton character in a left-handed semi-hollow.

Few Epiphone designs balance ornate detail and working versatility as naturally as the Sheraton. The Epiphone Sheraton left-handed semi-hollowbody electric guitar brings that formula to left-handed players with a layered maple body, solid maple centerblock, glued-in mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and dual ProBucker Mini Humbuckers. A SlimTaper 60s C profile, 24.75" scale and 22 medium jumbo frets establish familiar playing dimensions, while independent volume and tone controls with a three-way toggle provide direct control over each pickup. Gold hardware, a LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge, Frequensator Split Trapeze tailpiece and premium gig bag round out a richly appointed design.

Layered Maple Body and Centerblock Balance Resonance and Control

The semi-hollowbody design uses layered maple around a solid maple centerblock, preserving the open character associated with semi-hollow construction while helping control feedback as volume rises. Seven-ply top binding and three-ply back binding frame the gloss body, reinforcing the detailed aesthetic associated with the Sheraton. Running through the center of the body, the maple centerblock also provides a solid foundation for the bridge and pickups, combining semi-hollow resonance with the stability needed for amplified playing.

ProBucker Mini Humbuckers Offer Flexible Tonal Control

Epiphone ProBucker Mini Humbuckers occupy the neck and bridge positions, giving the Sheraton a compact dual-humbucker setup suited to everything from articulate clean passages to driven electric-guitar tones. Each pickup has dedicated volume and tone controls, allowing the neck and bridge positions to be shaped independently before the three-way toggle selects either pickup or combines the two. This traditional four-knob layout provides detailed control over pickup balance and tonal contrast without adding unnecessary switching complexity.

SlimTaper Neck and Rosewood Fingerboard Support Familiar Playability

The glued-in mahogany neck uses a SlimTaper 60s C profile with a 24.75" scale and 1.69" Graph Tech nut for familiar Epiphone playing dimensions. A bound rosewood fingerboard features a 12" radius, 22 medium jumbo frets and block mother-of-pearl inlays with abalone triangles, pairing a straightforward playing surface with one of the Sheraton’s most recognizable visual details. Together, the neck profile, scale and fingerboard provide a familiar foundation beneath the model’s more elaborate appointments.

Frequensator Tailpiece and Gold Hardware Add Historic Detail

A LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge handles intonation, while the Frequensator Split Trapeze tailpiece anchors the strings in the Sheraton’s distinctive vintage-style layout. Gold Wilkinson tuners, gold pickup covers and Gold Top Hat knobs carry the coordinated hardware treatment across the instrument. A Kalamazoo headstock with Epiphone Tree of Life inlay and 1962 Sheraton Historic tortoise pickguard add further period-inspired detail, while the included premium gig bag provides protection for storage and transport.

Classic Sheraton Character for Left-Handed Players

The Sheraton combines feedback-resistant maple centerblock construction, dual ProBucker Mini Humbuckers and the ornate appointments that distinguish it from simpler semi-hollowbody designs in a left-handed configuration. Its rosewood fingerboard, independent pickup controls and 24.75" scale provide a familiar playing platform, while the Frequensator tailpiece, Tree of Life headstock inlay and gold hardware preserve the model’s distinctive visual identity. For left-handed players seeking an elaborately appointed semi-hollowbody guitar with flexible dual-pickup control, the Epiphone Sheraton left-handed semi-hollowbody electric guitar brings those defining elements together.