- Price Range
- $1,000 or below
- $1,000 to $1,700
- $1,700 to $2,400
- $2,400 to $3,100
- $3,100 to $3,800
- $3,800 or above
- Price Range
- Number of Strings
- 12 String Acoustic
- electronics
- No Pickup
- Pickup Included
- series
- Epiphone Custom Shop
- Epiphone Custom Shop Series
- Epiphone Inspired By Series
- Epiphone Masterbilt Series
- Epiphone Modern Acoustic Series
- Epiphone Modern Collection
- Epiphone Original Acoustic Series
- Epiphone Original Collection
- Epiphone Power Players
- Epiphone Signature
- Epiphone Signature Series
- Epiphone USA Series
- body shape
- 3/4 Size Nylon
- Crestwood/Coronet/Wilshire
- EB (SG Bass)
- Embassy
- Explorer & Similar
- Firebird & Similar
- Flying V & Similar
- Full Size Nylon
- Grabber
- Hollow Body Bass
- Les Paul & Similar
- SG & Similar
- Thinline Archtop
- Thunderbird
- Traditional Archtop
- Jumbo
- Dreadnought
- Auditorium/Folk/Orchestra
- Parlor
- Left/Right Handed
- Left Handed
- Right Handed
- Sale/Promo Event
- Rocking Riffsmas Deals
Epiphone was established over 140 years ago in Turkey and originally produced lutes and fiddles. After production moved to New York in the early 1900s, Epiphone added mandolins, banjos, and acoustics to their line-up. Their first archtops, the Masterbilts, were introduced in 1931. Throughout the 30s and 40s, Epiphone was Gibson's main competition, in terms of archtops, and the company which owned Gibson (CMI) purchased Epiphone in 1957. Since this time, Epiphone has produced the same models of electric and acoustic guitars, such as the Emperor and Wilshire, which made them such a fierce competitor, as well as high-quality, affordable versions of established Gibson designs, such as the Les Paul and SG. Head in to Riffs and Licks in Newstead, the closest music store to Brisbane city, to check out our range of Epiphones. Or if you can't make it in, you can also see the full range below.
