Epiphone Les Paul 100 Electric Guitar, Heritage Cherry Sunburst
July 6, 2009
If you want the classic Gibson Les Paul feel and sound, but find the Epiphone Les Paul Standard a little bit out of your reach, take a look at the Les Paul 100. Two humbucker pickups, a Rosewood fretboard with a bolt-on Mahogany neck and great body wood give this model the powerful, sustaining tone character of the best Les Pauls.
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ive always wanted to buy a lespaul they have the
Edita | July 6, 2009ive always wanted to buy a lespaul they have the best tone and playability of any guitar design but didnt want to spend 4000 dollars doing so when i read that lespaul himself left gibson for epiphone years ago i decided to buy 1 and everybody was right the quality is unreal i take mine to the guitar store and close my eyes and cant tell a diffrence between the 2 epiphone lespaul or gibson and many blues players actually prefer epiphone guitars they are highly respected world wide the only diffrence is sometimes the pearl inlays on the neck wear eventually but thats no biggy for a true guitarist and it hasnt happened on mine and i play 6 hours a day if u want a lespaul and dont want to pay 4000 buy this for 300 bucks youre getting a worldclass les paul authorized guitar with a lifetime warranty and if i were you id buy the heritage cherry sunburst its got a gorgeous finish
Acton | July 6, 20094.0 out of 5 stars
Affordable
If you want a decent electric guitar, specially if you want a LP, and dont have the kind of money for a Standard or +, this is the one for you.
Zaida | July 6, 20091.0 out of 5 stars
good guitar, bad seller
good guitar but when it got it the guitar didn’t have the E-string attached, it was no big deal i had it replaced at a local guitar shop for 80 cents but don’t buy it from this…
If you are looking for a solid guitar to have
Gunnar | July 6, 2009If you are looking for a solid guitar to have some fun with this is it. Not to mention it is a beutiful guitar, it plays very well. It is great for people like myself who are not beginners but far away from professional. I doubt i’ll ever buy anything else.
Umaymah | July 6, 20095.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome bargain Les Paul!
OK, not set neck (hence low low price) and not a Gibson (who cares?), but a terrific sounding low cost, beautiful, high quality musical instrument with the look and feel of a true…
Xiao hong | July 6, 20095.0 out of 5 stars
Great advanced beginner guitar
I picked this up as my 3th guitar in a year, looking for the right sound. I bought a Squier Telecaster at first and liked the sound, then bought an acoustic 2nd hand before buying…
Luvenia | July 6, 20091.0 out of 5 stars
Buy the real thing
Just save your money and buy a Ephiphone Les Paul Standard or buy a Gibson… I have a Gibson Les Paul Standard and this guitar…
I think it is a great guitar for what it
Utah | July 6, 2009I think it is a great guitar for what it is aimed for – for advanced beginners and intermediate players. The sound is nice, sustain is fine, and the two pickups provide room for tonal variation. Of course it is not a gibson, but a very lovable and well built guitar for those who do not appear regularly on stage. If you are a professional musician, yes, save more money. But for a hobbyist, it is a great buy.
Tim | July 6, 20095.0 out of 5 stars
great guitar
very nice guitar, the 5th guitar in my collection. i love this guitar. if your looking for your first guitar, this would be the first one to go for.