Name: Les Paul Custom
Brand: Epiphone
SKU: 159558
Rating: 4.1 (57 reviews)

the neck is smooth and the finish is free of blemishes
Both the end-piece and bridge are gold plated
better looking and more stylish Casino

s a terrible clich
notoriously fast design
Let s go back to the coil-tapping option

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

Epiphone Les Paul Custom - Pros & Cons

the neck is smooth and the finish is free of blemishes
Both the end-piece and bridge are gold plated
better looking and more stylish Casino
easily fitted and affordable
It plays smoothly and very well
Great sounds courtesy of the two specially designed humbuckers
solid
reliable
and quite impressive
It sounds pretty nice for a mid-range guitar
tonal changes and the natural grit is impressive
It gives players perfect access to all of the frets
it sounds perfect for intermediate and even professional musicians
versatile
powerful tones
reliable hardware
and tidy
produce great quality sound and are powerful enough to move mountains
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The guitar is equipped with two powerful humbuckers
Pro Sound This guitar has a beautiful sound across the board
create rich
thick sounds
and can handle overdrive and distortion pedals easily
design is lightweight and allows the guitar to remain comfortable
more popular
more affordable
and similar in sound and quality
Beautiful
functional and incredibly comfortable and fun to play
out-of-the-box setup is good enough for most players
Great overall
workhorse guitar
quality of finish is decent
Great sound
low action
and looks awesome
great for my recording needs and is a great guitar for multiple genres
versatile and can handle most types of music
rhythm pickup is good for lighter and more fluid musical moments
the warranty covers such issues
fantastic features and build quality
Access to acute is relatively simple
lighter in weight and more appealing to pick up when practicing
block fretboard inlays which look very nice
elegant finish that wraps its perfect body and the gold hardware make you look and feel awesome
Its finish is undoubtedly superb and its fit feels so great
you comfort and a nice grip
weight provides a deep creamy tone and great sustain
superb and can play jazz rock and clean tones amazingly
strong curves and handsome good looks
more unique finish options and present-day features modern guitarists crave
the level of detail here is remarkable
The bridge here is solid and feels sturdy
Nice review man
very informative
better-made
better-sounding guitars
Very clean construction and great tone
awesome features and strong build quality
easy
direct and honest way
The pick ups are good
It plays really well
looks good
sounds good
intonation was quite good and the action
The knobs and tuners were very smooth and well seated
The guitar is VERY mellow and dark sounding
pickups are very unique
great quality as well
this guitar plays and sounds absolutely amazing
The switch feels nice and is very reliable
re very different
and very nice as well
The pots are smooth and sweep very nicely
it s incredibly versatile
These pickups are incredibly versatile
The finishes are also well built and designed
All 22 frets are accessible
and playing chords is smooth and easy
a good price for a nice guitar
offers great features and performance
deliver great tone and sustain

s a terrible clich
notoriously fast design
Let s go back to the coil-tapping option
it also can play heavier sounds
The Pickups No guesses as to what is fitted on the guitar
it lacks the finishing touches of the like
The history of Epiphone and Gibson are intertwined
Epiphone hasn t always been a part of Gibson
Limited-edition solidbody electric guitar
the strings behind the nut tend to resonate a lot
Epiphone pickups are flat
inexpressive
tone a little too dark and
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
it is a nightmare to play in the 17th
The controls on the guitar are a bit on the advanced side
play Metal or anything too heavy
the metal is not a super quality
Graph Tech Ghost piezo system hidden in the saddles
The pickups are usually pretty crappy and the pots are fairly unresponsive
avoid-Gold hardware will tarnish quickly
Gibsons generally appear thicker
poor quality control
the Gibson model is seven times more expensive
you have in mind a bit longer playing session
it s also the most expensive one
No tooling marks and surprisingly no high frets
gold color was off white and had black smudges
the screws were a bit off on the wood
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Toggle switch is a bit loose on the mid setting
the volume controls are push-pull pots
it s just not true
not a detail-for-detail replica
This style is definitely not as comfortable as say a Strandberg or Ibanez
it s not Ibanez Wizard thin
Silverburst fade is only on the front
electronics have not held up too well over the years
soupy and warm with as much push

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Epiphone Les Paul Custom - Full Specifications

Body	Solid body
Neck construction	Glued
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

Colour of product	Black Blue Red Gold White
Cutaway	yes
Cutaway type	Single
Pattern	Fire/sunburst Single-coloured
Pickguard	yes

Controls	Tone Volume control
Electronics	Passive
Features	Microphone Switch

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Published: 30.10.2007

Epiphone Les Paul Custom 3 Plus review

It was way back in 1957 that Gibson originally changed the spec of the Custom from offering P-90 and Alnico pickups to a trio of PAFs. Whether it was inspired or not by a certain tri-pickup, double-cu