Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Slash J-45 November Burst 2021

This second hand acoustic guitar is in very good condition.

Some very small dents in top , and light play wear on the back of the body.

Includes original Epiphone Hard Case with Slash Skully Logo

• The Slash J-45 November Burst is a signature model in Epiphone’s Inspired by Gibson / Slash Collection. It’s an upgraded acoustic-electric dreadnought with some premium touches, built to deliver both stage-worthy plugged tone and strong acoustic presence
• Body   Solid Sitka spruce top; solid mahogany back & sides; round/J-45 dreadnought shape (non-cutaway) 
• Neck  Mahogany; Slash Custom Rounded C-shape; scale  24.75″ (628-629 mm) 
• Fingerboard Indian laurel; flat 16″ radius; 20 medium jumbo frets 
• Nut/Saddle Graph Tech TUSQ nut & saddle 
• Hardware /  Appointments  Grover Rotomatic tuners; reverse-belly Indian laurel bridge; ivory bridge pins; nickel hardware; Slash’s “Skully” signature on truss rod cover; 50s-style tortoiseshell pickguard; binding (multi-ply top, single back) 
• Electronics LR Baggs VTC under-saddle transducer system with soundhole-mounted volume & tone controls 
• Finish & Extras Gloss “November Burst” finish; hardshell case included; Slash signature details

Pros:

1. Solid Tonewoods & Acoustic Presence
   The combination of a solid Sitka spruce top with solid mahogany back and sides gives the guitar a robust, warm midrange with clarity. Spruce pulls out detail and dynamic range; mahogany adds richness and presence. For strummers especially, this J-45 projects very well.

2. Great Playability
   The Slash Custom Rounded “C” neck, paired with a flatter 16-inch radius fretboard, offers a comfortable feel. Chords are easy to form; transitions up the fretboard are smooth. The 20 medium-jumbo frets are generally accessible without being unwieldy.

3. Good Plugged-in Performance
   The LR Baggs VTC under-saddle pickup + preamp system is well-regarded. It does a solid job of retaining a more natural acoustic sound when plugged in, with usable controls (volume and tone) mounted in the soundhole for quick adjustment. Less “piezo harshness,” more usable for live and recording. 

4. Aesthetic & Signature Features
   The finish, the signature details (Skully logo, Slash truss rod cover), quality hardware (Grover tuners, TUSQ nut/saddle) and the included hard shell case all add for value and presentation. It looks and feels more prestigious than many guitars in its price range. 

5. Components and Build Value
   For the price, you get a lot: solid woods (top, back and sides), good appointments, electronics, a case. In many reviews, buyers say the fit & finish are very good, straight out of the box. 

Who It’s Best For

• Players who want a stage-ready acoustic-electric that looks great, with signature features, and solid tone plugged in without having to start modding immediately.

• Strummers and singer-songwriters who need good projection, strong midrange, and decent volume unplugged.

• Performers who plug in and need reliable electronics that don’t sound “cheap”, plus good volume/tone shaping on-guitar.

• Those who like a somewhat vintage / classic vibe (dreadnought shape, mahogany tonewood) but with modern touches (flatter radius, quality hardware).

• Players with an Appetite For Destruction :)

The Epiphone Slash J-45 November Burst (2021) is a very impressive instrument for its class. It offers excellent value: solid woods, reliable electronics (especially plugged in), quality hardware, great visual appeal and Slash's signature branding