Epiphone | Joan Jett Signature Olympic Special
A Rock Icon's Iconic Guitar
Without a doubt, one of the most legendary rock musicians, member of the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, her influence has inspired countless musicians of all ages worldwide. Can you guess who it is yet? Epiphone is proud to introduce the Joan Jett Olympic Special, new for 2022.
Based on Joan’s longtime favorite stage guitar, it is a lightweight, stage-ready powerhouse with all of the essentials you need to rock, with no frills to get in your way.
The Signature guitar features a single PowerHammer PRO humbucker wired to a single CTS® volume potentiometer. The single black Speed-style volume knob has a rubber grip band for precision control. An on/off toggle switch provides “kill switch” functionality. The adjustable wraparound bridge/tailpiece delivers full intonation adjustability and anchors solidly to the mahogany body for excellent sustain. Die-Cast tuners and a Graph Tech® nut anchor down the strings at the other end, and a reproduction of Joan’s signature is located on the rear of the classic Olympic Special headstock. A Premium Gig Bag is included.
Preorder your Joan Jett Signature Olympic Special, new from Epiphone, today!
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