A classic solidbody at a working guitarist's price.

Based on the original Les Paul design, the Epiphone Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar has 2 Alnico Classic humbuckers, gold hardware, set mahogany neck, and a rosewood fingerboard with block inlays. Since 1954, Les Paul Customs have been shaping rock history with their powerful tone and prolonged sustain. All-mahogany body. Body, neck, and headstock binding. 2 volume and 2 tone controls with a 3-way toggle switch. Get an Epiphone Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar and add your own chapter to the story of rock guitar. Limited lifetime warranty.

Epiphone Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar Features:

• All-mahogany body
• Set mahogany neck
• Rosewood fretboard with block inlays
• Bound body, neck, and headstock
• 2 Alnico Classic humbuckers
• Gold hardware
• 2 volume and 2 tone controls
• 3-way pickup switch

A great-sounding, great-looking Epi electric at a great price.

Epiphone Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar

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God of Guitars!

Posted by Epiman101 from New Orleans, LA on Nov 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician (in a active band)

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues

Ok i bought this used...and it has still blown me away this guitar has the best feel, sound, look, and everything that comes to mind! I have the alpine white its gorgeous i love my epi les paul and i wouldnt trade it for a Gibson its just to perfect.

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amazing guitar!

Posted by tone seeker170 from midwest on Nov 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: self proclaimed rock star

Reviewer's Play Style: anything I like

I bought this guitar used at my local music shop last week along with a Boss ME 50 multi effect pedal and I have to tell you I am still blown away. This thing is killer, I have only been playing for 4-5 years but I am a tone seeker. Ran through my all tube amp (B52 AT 112 65) I got that tone I have been looking for. I own a Jackson, Schecter, and a B.C. Rich which are all good guitars but this Epiphone smokes them. If you have been looking for "that tone" get this guitar and run it through a good amp and you will see what I mean. If I ever buy another guitar it will be entirely for looks because I really do not see how it can get better than this. WOW!!!

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Amazing Value for the money

Posted by Guitar Guy from Peachtree City, Georgia on Nov 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Country / Gospel

I own several high end guitars such as Martin, Gibson etc. This Epi Les Paul looks and plays comparable to any of my other guitars. I compared it directly to the Gibson version when I purchased it...and I could not discern any significant difference. I would recommend that this guitar be initially set up by a good luthier. Once I had this done, this Epi Les Paul is a wonderful sounding and great playing guitar. The sustain seems to go on forever. I play it probably the most often of all of my (ten or so) guitars. I feel it's a great value for the money.

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Great Les Paul

Posted by OldAxMan from Helena, Alabama on Oct 25, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Started playing at 11 now 61 you do the math.

Reviewer's Play Style: Southern Rock and Blues

OK so it doesn't have Gibson on the head stock..Get over it. It only cost a fraction of the Gibson model but looks, [lays and sounds quite up to pare. Yeah the Gibsone pickups are just a little better on the harmonics but not that much better. Anyway if you insist you can put Gibson pickups in this guitar and still save. I for one happen to like the tone of the Epiphone stock pickups so I wouldn't change a thing. I think this is the top of the Epiphone Les Paul line and IMO is a lot better than Gibsons low and middle lines that cost several times as much. This is no beginners model, it will hold it's own with any other Les Paul on the market. Fit and finish look great, feel great, and sounds great. ure Les Paul flavor. Try them both out at a music store and then you will probably buy this one, and you will have made a great choice, not to take anything away from Gibson but they are priced way to high for the working guy.

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Good basis

Posted by Jon from West Virginia on Oct 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 7 years

Reviewer's Play Style: rock/blues

I've owned this guitar for 3 years now. It's absolutely beautiful, mine is wine red, which I'm not sure they offer anymore. Pictures don't do this justice, it's stunning. However, after about a year, my bridge pickup went out, & I noticed my B & high E have fretted out on the 19th fret. There are some quality concerns but nothing that isn't a simple fix for the tech. I am a bit upset about having to have new pots put in and having to pay to have it fixed when it came from the shop this way, I unfortunately didn't notice in time. The pickups, sound great, they're similar to 57's but like I mentioned, my bridge went out so that hurts my rating. All in all this is a beautiful guitar, with great sound, just a few things I wish hadn't happened to it. If your looking for a LP, this is a great deal, just thoroughly look it over when you get it, or before you buy. I'd buy it again in a second, but would run it through the paces first.

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