Body:
Body Shape - Les Paul
Body Material - Mahogany
Top - Carved Hard Maple Cap with AAA Flame Maple Veneer
Binding - Cream
Finish - Gloss
Neck:
Material - Mahogany
Profile - 50s Rounded Medium C
Scale Length - 24.75" / 628.65mm
Fingerboard Material - Indian Laurel
Fingerboard Radius - 12"
Number Of Frets - 22
Frets - Medium Jumbo
Nut Material - Graph Tech® NuBone®
Nut Width - 1.69" / 43mm
Inlays - Trapezoid
Joint - Glued in; Set Neck
Hardware
Finish - Nickel
Tuner Plating - Nickel
Bridge - Epiphone LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic™
Tailpiece - Epiphone LockTone™ Stop Bar
Tuning Machines - Epiphone Vintage Deluxe 18:1 ratio machine heads
Pickguard - 1-Ply; Cream PVC
TrussRod - Adjustable
Truss Rod Cover - "Bell Shaped"; 2-layer (Black/White) E
Control Knobs - Gold Top Hat
Strap Buttons - 2 - bottom and shoulder
Pickup Covers - Nickel
Electronics:
Neck Pickup - Epiphone ProBucker™ 1
Bridge Pickup - Epiphone ProBucker™ 2
Controls - 2 Volume, 2 Tone, CTS® pots, 50s style wiring
Pickup Selector - 3-way Epiphone toggle
Output Jack - 1/4"
Miscellaneous:
Strings - .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046
With the iconic look and sound of 1950s-era Les Pauls, the Epiphone Les Paul Standard ’50s is full vintage character and classic rock ‘n’ roll vibe. A mahogany body pours out warm resonance, while a maple top punches up the tone with clarity and snap. The comfortable ’59 Rounded Medium C neck snugs perfectly into your hand for easy chording and dynamic fret runs. Powered by Alnico ProBucker pickups, the Epiphone Les Paul Standard ’50s has a distinctive rock ‘n’ roll growl when pushed and a warm, pleasant top end when you lay back. Premium appointments, such as Epiphone Vintage Deluxe machine heads, LockTone ABR Tune-o-matic bridge, and high-quality CTS ’50s-style wiring complete the package on this formidable tone machine.
The ProBuckers on the Les Paul Standard ’50s feature Alnico II magnets — the same as sought-after vintage PAF humbuckers — for rich, warm tone with crystalline highs and a tight bottom. With a ProBucker-1 in the neck position and a (slightly overwound) ProBucker-2 in the bridge position, crank your gain, and you can do some serious damage. We’re talking legendary Les Paul — fat, snarling tone served up with exceptional sustain.
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