The Epiphone Crestwood Custom, first introduced in 1958 as the Crestwood and renamed in 1959, was Epiphone's first solid-body electric guitar with two pickups. The modern Epiphone Crestwood Custom stays true to its origins with features reminiscent of the original models. These features include a symmetrical mahogany body with a double-cutaway design, equipped with two Epiphone PRO Mini Humbucker™ pickups. It also has a three-on-a-side Kalamazoo headstock, reduced in size and adorned with an Epiphone Bikini badge, ivory button Epiphone Deluxe tuning machines, and a clear butterfly pickguard with a white center stripe and foil E logo. The guitar also features a glued-in mahogany neck with a medium C profile, an Indian laurel fretboard with a 12" radius, 22 medium jumbo frets, and Epiphone oval inlays. For controls, it has 2 volume and 2 tone controls with CTS® potentiometers. The hardware includes an Epiphone LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic™ bridge with Graph Tech® TUSQ® saddles and a Tremotone vibrato tailpiece.
Body Shape: Symmetrical Epiphone Wilshire
Body Material: Mahogany
Body Finish: Gloss
Profile: Medium C
Scale Length: 628.0 mm / 24.724 in
Fingerboard Material: Laurel
Fingerboard Radius: 305.0 mm / 12.007 in
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fret Count: 22
Frets: Medium Jumbo
Nut Material: Graph Tech® NuBone®
Nut Width: 43.0 mm / 1.692 in
Inlays: Epiphone Oval
Joint: Glued in
Finish: Nickel
Bridge: LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic™
Tailpiece: Tremotone with Indian Laurel Insert and Foil E Logo
Tuning Machines: Epiphone Deluxe Vintage with Ivory Buttons
Pickguard: Clear Epiphone butterfly with white center stripe and foil E logo
