Epiphone Bonehead Riviera - dark tobacco sunburst

The EPIPHONE Bonehead Riviera electric guitar (EOBHRDTBNH1 ) is the signature semi-hollow body of Oasis' second guitarist. It's a replica of the 1982 Epiphone Riviera that the artist used throughout the 1990s, notably for the Definitely Maybe and (What's the Story) Morning Glory album sessions, as well as for the legendary Knebworth concerts in 1996.
This semi-hollow body sounds great in the Manchester band's Pop Rock context, but if you're a Bluesman or Hard-Rocker it'll do the job with ease. The Laurier fingerboard is a high-quality alternative to Rosewood. With superior density and stability, its acoustic performance is comparable to that of Brazilian Rosewood.