Epiphone Hummingbird Signature Eric Church Dark Cobra Burst IBG
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An artist's Hummingbird: the DNA of an iconic model, revisited in a "Dark" version
The Hummingbird has established itself as a reference among square-shouldered dreadnoughts: volume, projection, and that "big box" quality that supports the voice with authority. This Eric Church signature version retains the fundamentals while pushing the visual identity further with a nocturnal aesthetic, black binding, and grayish inlays. The result is a guitar that claims a stage temperament but remains primarily a songwriting tool: responsive under the fingers, expressive at the attack, and balanced enough for clean recording.
For whom, and for which styles? An electro-acoustic tailored to accompany a voice
With its generous size and broad response, this Dark Hummingbird is particularly aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an acoustic capable of carrying vocals, filling a mix, and handling energetic pick playing. Motivated beginners can also find their place thanks to the comfortable and reassuring Rounded C neck profile. Style-wise, it clearly excels in country, folk, americana, acoustic pop, and acoustic rock: open chords, solid rhythms, "breathing" strumming, as well as arpeggios that maintain definition.
A rich and balanced tone: solid spruce + mahogany for warmth and projection
The solid European spruce top provides attack, clarity, and dynamics: it responds equally well to gentle playing and strong strumming, with a very appreciable volume reserve. The mahogany back and sides steer the tone toward warmth and roundness, with present mids that naturally highlight the voice. This combination is ideal for achieving a "full" sound without harshness while maintaining clear chord articulation.
The square-shouldered Hummingbird body promotes ample projection and consistent bass. Its Performer depth of 4" / 101.6 mm (slightly slimmer than a very deep dreadnought) improves playing comfort, especially when seated, and contributes to a more even balance between bass, mids, and treble. Plugged in, the Fishman Presys VT and Sonicore combo aims for faithful and usable reproduction: controlled bass, mids suitable for band settings, and presence that sits easily both in front-of-amp and direct input.
Recommended compatible accessories
To enjoy it immediately, plan for a 9 V battery (not included) to power the electronics. To stay true to the original feel and tension, a set of 12-53 acoustic strings is a safe choice. Finally, with its 2 strap buttons, a standard acoustic guitar strap is compatible and practical for the stage.
Technical specifications
| Body shape | Hummingbird | Number of frets | 20 |
| Top | solid European spruce | Inlays | split parallelogram, pearloid |
| Back | mahogany | Scale length | 24.76" / 629 mm |
| Sides | mahogany | Nut | plastic |
| Body depth | Performer 4" / 101.6 mm | Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" |
| Binding | single-ply, black | Truss rod | adjustable both ways |
| Body finish | Gloss | Headstock | Kalamazoo |
| Pickguard | blue and silver Caroline hummingbird | Headstock inlay | Gibson crown and Epiphone logo in mother-of-pearl |
| Neck material | mahogany | Bridge | Belly Down, rosewood |
| Profile | Rounded C | Hardware finish | nickel |
| Body/neck joint | tapered dovetail | Tuners | Grover Rotomatic |
| Fingerboard | rosewood | Strap buttons | 2 |
| Radius | 12" / 304.8 mm | String gauges | .012, .016, .024, .032, .042, .053 |



