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Starling
It’s Time to Let Your Own Musical Expression Take Flight
The Starling is perfect for beginning players to learn guitar on, and it is available at a price point that makes it possible for everyone to afford a quality Epiphone instrument. The back and sides are layered mahogany, while the top is layered spruce for durability and good tone. The mahogany neck has a comfortable C-shaped profile, and the Indian laurel fretboard features 20 medium jumbo frets that make it easier to press the strings down with less effort.
Starling Acoustic Player Pack
Everything You Need to Begin Your Musical Journey
The Starling is perfect for beginning players to learn guitar on. The back and sides are layered mahogany, while the top is layered spruce for durability and good tone. All the accessories you need are also included; an Epiphone gig bag, three picks, a strap, and even a clip-on electronic tuner. A battery is not included. To power your Player Pack tuner, you will need a 3-volt (CR2032) battery. Pack available in Ebony, Hot Pink Pearl, Starlight Blue, and Wine Red.
Nataskia Mckenley
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Daughter is in love with this guitar. The blue is so vibrant. It’s also very light weight. Came with the accessories she needed and I free trial to an app to teach her as well.
Todd Morris
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
First the good:This blue guitar has a really cool design that was exactly what a 16 year old boy was likely to find cool ... and he did. Once we finally got a replacement, the guitar plays nicely, and we like the carrying case and accessories that came with it.The not so good:Unfortunately, the original guitar I ordered came with a bowed neck that we would later learn was unrepairable. I contacted the customer service right away (a few days after Christmas). They told me that we had to take the guitar to an authorized service location and sent me the address for a Guitar Center store in Tucson. My girlfriend took it there in the middle of January when she was already traveling for other errands. Guitar Center determined that it wasn't fixable, gave us a receipt and kept the guitar. I assumed Gibson (who makes Epiphone guitars) would take care of things from there. But that's when the run around started. First Gibson customer service routinely ignored my emails. Then when they finally responded, they told me that I needed to go back to Guitar Center (a 150 mile round trip), get the guitar, and mail it to them so their warranty center could evaluate it. After some back and forth and talking with the manager of Guitar Center (who was very nice and very helpful), Gibson agreed to send the label there and let them mail it to the warranty center. Guitar Center mailed in the middle of February. Two weeks later I called Gibson and was told that yes, the guitar was faulty and will be replaced but they don't have a shipping date yet ... check back in a week or two. No "sorry", no "how can we make this up to you?" no nothing. Even back at the stage where the guitar was in Tucson, they acted like it was my problem to get it to them. We finally got the replacement guitar in mid-March (almost 3 full months after Christmas).As I said, it's a nice guitar with a cool design. but after dealing with their customer service, I'm not sure I'll be ordering any future guitars from Epiphone if I have a choice in the matter.
jacob delarosa
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
My guitar arrived with a broken tuning peg and a bow in the neck.My item was an unreturnable item so I took it to a Music Shop to have it repaired.I was very disappointed.
Kay123
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023
Our granddaughter was delighted by this Christmas gift. Nice quality.
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