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When was the Epiphone Explorer guitar first produced?

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Epiphone is a musical instrument company originally founded in 1873, and is headquartered in Nashville, TN. Epiphone made the first Explorer guitar in 1958. It was an angular shape that was considered ahead of it's time.

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