Epiphone Lzzy Hale Explorer Custom Black Diamond Holographic Sparkle
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The Epiphone Lzzy Hale Explorer Custom Black Diamond Holographic Sparkle translates the uncompromising stage energy of Halestorm's frontwoman into an instrument that speaks as loudly as she does
Lzzy Hale is the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and primary songwriter of the GRAMMY-winning band Halestorm. Her playing style demands an instrument that fully supports her stage presence: powerful enough for the heaviest riffs, articulate enough for melodic leads, and visually striking enough to stand out on a large stage. The Explorer Custom in Black Diamond Holographic Sparkle is exactly that instrument. The Holographic Sparkle finish reflects stage lighting in shifting colors, while the 7-ply binding and single-ply mirror pickguard amplify the visual statement.
The two ProBucker Ignite humbuckers are designed for high output while maintaining clarity and dynamics. They provide enough output for heavily driven riff work and sufficient definition for melodic leads in a live context. Separate volume controls allow you to manage both pickups independently, while the master tone provides direct control over your sound. Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners and a Graph Tech nut ensure stable tuning during intensive use. The LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and LockTone Stop Bar tailpiece deliver precise intonation and long sustain.
Mahogany Explorer body in Black Diamond Holographic Sparkle with 7-ply binding and single-ply mirror pickguard, mahogany neck with SlimTaper 60s C-profile, ebony fretboard with block inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets on a 24.75" scale with a 12" radius, Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners and Graph Tech nut. Includes hardshell case.
The Lzzy Hale Explorer Custom Black Diamond Holographic Sparkle is for the guitarist who wants an instrument as present as the music they create.