Name: Les Paul 100
Brand: Epiphone
SKU: 158007
Rating: 3.8 (53 reviews)

better sustain and resonance
It keeps the guitar affordable
and still sounds really good

this guitar is not actively manufactured anymore
the body is thinner and lacks that iconic curved contour
many guitarists are forced to essentially shy away and chose other models

Body: Solid body
Number of pickups: 2
Number of strings: 6
Pickup configuration: HH
Right / left-handed: Right
Cutaway: yes
Pickguard: yes
Controls: Volume control

Epiphone Les Paul 100 - Pros & Cons

better sustain and resonance
It keeps the guitar affordable
and still sounds really good
great product segmentation and excellent instruments
It is priced right and it sounds good
accurate and true to the best of the author's knowledge
sound great
have a timeless aesthetic
components are also perfectly admirable across the board
great sounding instrument that also feels good to play
rosewood fingerboard plays smooth and comfortable
nice aesthetics and grant very solid tuning stability
it has a great volume
a timeless rock sound for a budget while adding easier playability
lighter
something younger
smaller
and less experienced players will appreciate
the neck is flawless
sweet
and smooth
it still provides a respectable level of sustain and tonal strength
beautifully affordable with a pleasant finish and solid construction
mid-range tones were particularly clean and very enjoyable
LP-100 is slimmer than the Gibson which makes it lighter
the elegant finish
quality build
amazing sound
and great electronics
work pretty well and look very good on the headstock
Impressive Hardware While its striking good looks account
It can hold tunes pretty well with great dynamics on the frets
extremely comfortable and very lightweight
extremely affordable and has great qualities
versatile
powerful tones
reliable hardware
and tidy
techs at Epiphone did a good job with this axe
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articulate but fluid at the same time-really pleasing and harmonious
simple-looking guitar is stunning
supremely elegant chrome plating over the hardware
slight cutaway and easily accessible frets is
best priced and best quality
Its tone is lovely and versatile and it feels wonderful in my hands
The neck is very smooth and comfortable to play
The hardware is excellent
The mahogany body gives a rich full tone
with great hardware that feels comfortable and plays great
super comfortable and the hand-set neck joint feels sturdy
The tuning machine on this guitar is very good
solid string stability and some great action
hardwood has so many qualities that make it attractive to all musicians
a good guitar for a beginner
It plays easily and is lighter than it looks
It is easy to play
an instrument with integrity is highly appreciated as well
it looked and sounded fantastic
It is well made
looks impressive
and has everything you need to make
played easy and gentle
The tuning stability works well on the guitar
smooth and mellow

this guitar is not actively manufactured anymore
the body is thinner and lacks that iconic curved contour
many guitarists are forced to essentially shy away and chose other models
no thinning out of the tone at any point
wood on the fretboard
pickups all turned to a dull tarnished look
the rest of the hardware is unbranded
all the hardware went dull and tarnished the same as the first guitar
need to upgrade for a long while
little more expensive
Ceramic pickups are typically a little more harsh and buzzy
sometimes buzzing can only be minimized
the sound is staggering
Pricier Les Pauls have a set-in neck
the guitar has no coil-tapping on the pots
lacks premium-quality pickups or a set-in neck
the selector switch and the pickguard are somehow loose
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The nut width is a little bit narrow
fret quality can be downright terrible
Their heights are a bit uneven over the course of the fretboard
low-price electric guitars is poor electrical work
It is not to thick
but not to thin
a bit of a newbie to the guitar world
the varnish quite slippery
There is no push/pull coil tapping available on the Studio
moment in time Epiphone had produced the superior guitar
no coil tapping on this guitar

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Epiphone Les Paul 100 - Full Specifications

Body	Solid body
Neck construction	Screwed
Number of frets	22
Number of pickups	2
Number of strings	6
Pickup configuration	HH
Right / left-handed	Right

Neck width	< 42.67
Scale length	24.75 in

Kind of wood (body)	Mahogany
Kind of wood (fingerboard)	Rosewood
Kind of wood (neck)	Mahogany
Kind of wood (top)	Maple

Colour of product	Black Black,Wood Red
Cutaway	yes
Cutaway type	Single
Pattern	Fire/sunburst Single-coloured Vintage
Pickguard	yes

Controls	Volume control
Electronics	Passive
Features	Microphone Switch

Epiphone Les Paul 100 - Q&A

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