01 / 20Full view of a metallic heather poly Firebird I electric guitar with a white pickguard, resting in its open, gold-lined hard case.

02 / 20Close-up of the Firebird's heather poly body and neck, showing the single humbucker, white pickguard with red bird graphic, and two gold knobs.

03 / 20The back of a heather poly Firebird guitar, neck and headstock visible, rests in a plush yellow-lined black hard case.

04 / 20The back of a glossy heather poly Firebird guitar, showing the neck joint, strap button, and control cavity cover.

05 / 20Close-up of a metallic pink guitar headstock with six chrome tuners, black truss rod cover, and "Epiphone" in gold script.

06 / 20The back of a heather poly headstock with six chrome tuners and a visible serial number.

07 / 20The Firebird's heather poly body is angled from the lower right, showing two gold-capped knobs and a white pickguard with a red bird graphic.

08 / 20Close-up of a metallic heather poly Firebird body, showing the white pickguard with a red bird graphic and two gold knobs.

09 / 20The Firebird's heather poly body is angled, showing the white pickguard with red bird graphic, chrome bridge, and two gold knobs.

10 / 20The Firebird's heather poly body, with a white pickguard and chrome hardware, is angled to show the bridge and two gold-capped knobs.

11 / 20The back of a heather poly Firebird guitar, showing the neck joint, strap buttons, and control cavity cover.

12 / 20The back of a metallic heather poly Firebird guitar, showing the neck joint, strap button, and control cavity cover.

13 / 20The back of a metallic heather poly Firebird guitar, showing the neck joint, strap buttons, and a black control cavity cover.

14 / 20The back of a heather poly Firebird guitar, showing the control cavity cover and neck joint.

15 / 20Close-up of the heather poly neck and dark fretboard with a white nut, frets, strings, and a single side dot.

16 / 20Close-up of the guitar's dark fretboard and two light-colored side dot markers, with the heather poly neck visible below.

17 / 20A digital caliper measures the guitar's nut width, displaying "1.68" inches, with the headstock's heather poly finish visible behind it.

18 / 20A digital caliper measures the neck thickness of the heather poly Firebird, showing a dark rosewood fretboard with dot inlays.

19 / 20A digital caliper measures the string height at 1.03mm above the frets on the heather poly Firebird's rosewood fretboard.

20 / 20The Firebird's heather poly body and white pickguard with red bird graphic are visible next to a scale displaying "7 LBS 12 OZ".

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2025 Epiphone Inspired By Gibson Custom Firebird I Heather Poly w/OHSC

$899.00

Available

Year2025
StoreBurbank
CaseOHSC

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Specifications

Instrument

Year: 2025
Model: Epiphone Inspired By Gibson Custom Firebird I Heather Poly
Store: Burbank

Measurements

Scale length (in): 24.75
Nut width (in): 1.688
Neck depth, 1st fret (in): 0.86
Neck depth, 12th fret (in): 1.03
Weight: 7lbs

Construction

Body: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany/Walnut
Neck joint: Neck-through
Fingerboard: Laurel
Frets: 22 Medium Jumbo Frets, 12" Radius

Hardware & electronics

Pickups: Gibson USA Firebird Mini Humbucker With Alnico 5 Magnets
Tuners: Kluson Banjo-Style Planetary Tuners

Case

Case: OHSC

Description

2025 Epiphone Inspired By Gibson Custom Firebird I In Heather Poly Finish

Brand New Ordered Directly From Epiphone And On Display In Our Shop (Please See Photos)

Reverse Body With 9-Ply Mahogany/Walnut Neck-Through Construction And Mahogany Wings

Indian Laurel Fingerboard With Mother Of Pearl Dot Inlays

Master Volume, Master Tone, Hand-Wired With CTS Potentiometers And Mallory Capacitor

Wraparound Lightning Bar Bridge

1963 Firebird Neck Profile

Comes As Shown With Original Hard Shell Case And Paperwork

Epiphone and Gibson™ Custom have teamed up again to create the Inspired by Gibson Custom 1963 Firebird I – an authentic replica of the guitar designed by legendary automotive designer Ray Dietrich. When it was launched in 1963, the Firebird™ was Gibson’s first neck-through-body model, and it went on to be used by players in a wide range of genres, including blues legend Johnny Winter, Keith Richards and Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, and Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music, to name a few.

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