Epiphone Les Paul Studio Ebony

Model #EILTEBNH1

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FEATURES

Mahogany body with maple veneer top
Mahogany neck with '60s SlimTaper D profile, Indian laurel fretboard
Epiphone Alnico Classic Pro (neck), Alnico Classic Pro (bridge), 3-way switch
LockTone stop bar and ABR bridge, Grover 18:1 gear ratio tuners

*Case or gig bag sold separately

DESCRIPTION

The Epiphone Les Paul Studio electric guitar delivers the classic sound of a Les Paul. This no-frills take on an iconic instrument features a mahogany body topped by a maple veneer for balanced tone with clarity and depth. Its slim mahogany neck and 12" radius Indian laurel fretboard provide fast, comfortable playability.

Alnico Classic Pro Humbuckers Provide Versatile Tone
The Epiphone Les Paul Studio is equipped with dual Alnico Classic Pro humbucking pickups that produce the warm, fat tone that Les Pauls are known for, along with higher output for modern styles. Coil-splitting via the volume control allows single-coil tones for added versatility. This affordable Les Paul can produce anything from bell-like cleans to aggressive rock tones.

Stable Hardware Keeps You in Tune
Grover Rotomatic tuners and a Tune-O-Matic bridge with stopbar tailpiece provide rock-solid intonation for this Epiphone Les Paul Studio. Stable tuning is essential for an instrument at this price point, and Epiphone delivered with quality hardware that won't let you down on stage or in the studio.

An Iconic Shape and Style
With its arched top, single-cutaway mahogany body and distinctive tobacco sunburst finish, the Epiphone Les Paul Studio has an iconic shape that has influenced countless other electric guitar designs. Its visual style matches its legendary tone, giving you an instrument that looks and sounds like a classic at an affordable price.

Modern Weight Relief Reduces Feedback
Epiphone's Modern Weight Relief process removes some wood from the mahogany body to make this Les Paul lighter while reducing unwanted resonances that can lead to feedback at high volumes. The result is an instrument primed for performance on stage without sacrificing the full tone of a Les Paul.