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  • Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn-Electric Guitar- Worn Ebony-Nickel
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Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn-Electric Guitar- Worn Ebony-Nickel

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Body Body Type: Single Cutaway Solid Body Top wood: Maple Body wood: Mahogany Neck Neck shape: Slim Taper Neck wood: Mahogany Joint: Set-in Scale length: 24.75" Fingerboard Material: Other Radius: 12" Fret size: Jumbo Number of frets: 22 Inlays: Trapezoid Nut width/material: 1.69 in. (43 mm) Plastic Electronics Configuration: HH Neck: Proprietary Humbucker Bridge: Proprietary Humbucker Control layout: Individual volume Individual tone Pickup switch: 3-Way Special electronics: Coil-split Phase switch Hardware Bridge type: Fixed Bridge Bridge design: Individual saddle Tailpiece: Stopbar Tuning machines: Vintage-style Other Number of strings: 6-string Orientation: Right handed
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The Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn is part of the “Inspired by Gibson” collection of guitars. It combines early ’60s standard specs—mahogany body, maple top, mahogany neck—with modern updates. Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers offer vintage growl; the addition of a coil-tap switch gives the Classic a wider array of sounds. The Les Paul Classic Worn is perfect for the player who wants the allure of a vintage instrument in a new guitar. Les Paul Classic Worn Main Features Mahogany body with a maple top, worn finish Mahogany neck with SlimTaper C-profile, Indian laurel fretboard Dual Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers, coil-split, 3-way selector LockTone ABR bridge, stopbar tailpiece, Grover Rotomatic tuners Classic Tonewoods Before releasing the Les Paul in 1952, Gibson president Ted McCarty experimented with different body woods. The first version was solid maple, but McCarty felt that it sounded shrill. Next was solid mahogany. That sounded “too soft.” But when he put the two together—maple on mahogany—it was magic. The Epiphone Les Paul Classic Worn uses this same combination for its sonic base. Neck Construction The mahogany neck has a SlimTaper C-profile, unlike some of the “baseball bat” necks on ’Pauls of the past. An Indian laurel fretboard provides plenty of snap with a pick, or subtlety with fingers. Historic Hardware Epiphone outfitted the Classic Worn with a LockTone ABR bridge and stopbar tailpiece. The Grover Rotomatic tuners have kidney buttons and a modern 18:1 gear ratio. Other high-quality specifications include trapezoid inlays, gold top hat knobs and a Graph Tech nut. Features Mahogany body with maple top and worn finish Mahogany neck with slim taper C-shape, Indian Laurel fretboard Dual Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers, coil split, 3-way toggle LockTone ABR bridge and stopbar tailpiece, Grover Rotomatic tuners
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EMI TenureBank Interest RateMonthly InstallmentsTotal Money
3 months 13 % Rs. 15,122 Rs. 45,365
6 months 13 % Rs. 7,683 Rs. 46,098
9 months 13 % Rs. 5,204 Rs. 46,839
12 months 13 % Rs. 3,966 Rs. 47,587
3 months 12 % Rs. 15,097 Rs. 45,290
6 months 12 % Rs. 7,661 Rs. 45,966
9 months 13 % Rs. 5,204 Rs. 46,839
12 months 13 % Rs. 3,966 Rs. 47,587
3 months 12.5 % Rs. 15,109 Rs. 45,327
6 months 12.5 % Rs. 7,672 Rs. 46,032
9 months 13.5 % Rs. 5,215 Rs. 46,934
12 months 13.5 % Rs. 3,976 Rs. 47,712
3 months 12 % Rs. 15,097 Rs. 45,290
6 months 12 % Rs. 7,661 Rs. 45,966
9 months 14 % Rs. 5,225 Rs. 47,029
12 months 14 % Rs. 3,986 Rs. 47,838
3 months 13 % Rs. 15,122 Rs. 45,365
6 months 13 % Rs. 7,683 Rs. 46,098
9 months 14 % Rs. 5,225 Rs. 47,029
12 months 14 % Rs. 3,986 Rs. 47,838
3 months 13 % Rs. 15,122 Rs. 45,365
6 months 13 % Rs. 7,683 Rs. 46,098
9 months 14 % Rs. 5,225 Rs. 47,029
12 months 14 % Rs. 3,986 Rs. 47,838
3 months 14 % Rs. 15,146 Rs. 45,439
6 months 14 % Rs. 7,705 Rs. 46,230
9 months 14 % Rs. 5,225 Rs. 47,029
12 months 14 % Rs. 3,986 Rs. 47,838
3 months 13 % Rs. 15,122 Rs. 45,365
6 months 13 % Rs. 7,683 Rs. 46,098
9 months 14 % Rs. 5,225 Rs. 47,029
12 months 14 % Rs. 3,986 Rs. 47,838
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6 months 16 % Rs. 7,749 Rs. 46,494
9 months 18 % Rs. 5,311 Rs. 47,795
12 months 18 % Rs. 4,071 Rs. 48,846
3 months 13 % Rs. 15,122 Rs. 45,365
6 months 13 % Rs. 7,683 Rs. 46,098
9 months 13 % Rs. 5,204 Rs. 46,839
12 months 13 % Rs. 3,966 Rs. 47,587
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