The Epiphone Sheraton has a rich legacy that stretches back to its debut in 1959. This semi-hollow body electric guitar quickly became an emblem of Epiphone's craftsmanship and innovation. Inspired by the Gibson ES-335, the Sheraton was designed to offer players a more affordable yet equally stylish and versatile option. With its laminated maple body, sleek neck, and luxurious appointments, including multi-ply binding and elegant inlays, the Sheraton exudes sophistication.
 
Throughout its history, the Sheraton has been favored by musicians across various genres. Its semi-hollow body design provides a rich, resonant tone that suits styles ranging from jazz and blues to rock and beyond. The inclusion of humbucking pickups ensures a warm and smooth sound, while the slim neck profile and smooth fretboard facilitate comfortable playability, making it ideal for both chordal comping and searing leads.