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Mahogany/alder body
Mahogany bolt on neck
Rosewood fingerboard
2 stock humbuckers
Stock tuners(3 on each side)
Tunomatic bridge
Chrome hardware
24.75" scale
Limited Lifetime Warranty
3 way selector switch
2 volume, 2 tone controls
Dot inlays
Made and set up in China
Pricing-
This guitar set me back $299 because i got the vintage sunburst which is $20 more.
The pickups are not good or incredibly bad. They dont have much highs which was the only disappointment for me, and the lows are a bit muddy. But thats easily fixed.
Pros-
-The tone on this thing is great, its the deep tone Les Paul's are known for.
-I got the vintage sunburst and its gorgeous, it has alotta sex appeal. The pickguard is creme, along with the humbucker plates. The finish is very glossy
Because of the mahogany back, this guitar is quite heavy. But I like the heft, It doesnt feel like one drop and its done for. There were no dents or nicks, and the finish was flawless.
-The input jack is very sturdy, it isnt loose or anything. The tuning heads are nice and sturdy though unlike my other guitar.
-This is just an over all nice guitar.
Cons-
- The volume and tone controls feel cheap.
-The tuners on this guitar are...not the best. I tuned it and before i was done it had slipped out of tune again.
-The frets were fine except the 12th fret was little damaged.
-Overall-
I really love this guitar. I dont care what people say about Epiphone or about this model. I would choose an Epiphone over a Gibson any day. It was worth waiting for. The only things I will replace is the tuners and the humbuckers, both of which i had already knew I would have to replace. If this thing were stolen i would make it my meaning in life to find that prick and beat his ass, then i would buy another. Its great.
We've been dancin' with Mr. Brownstone...