Founded in 1873, Epiphone has made a name for itself by making great archtop guitars that were a great success in the 1940s and 1950s. Bought by Gibson in 1958, the company continued to innovate, however, by inventing the mini-humbucker, used on the Les Paul Deluxe and Firebird. The company made its mark on contemporary music through its use on the Beatles, John Lee Hooker, and Noel Gallagher. Gibson then gradually relocated production to Asia. The brand manufactures Gibson's emblematic models (Les Paul, SG, hollow-bodies, Explorer, Flying V, acoustic) and several original models that it offers at affordable prices. These guitars are well worth the detour for any musician who wants to broaden his tonal range or is looking for a back-up. And they are fantastic for someone who wants to learn how to play.

The Les Paul Standard 50s Epiphone abides by those years' specs, including the neck profile, finishes, and pickup output. The Les Paul Standard 60 Epiphone abides by those years' specs, including the neck profile, finishes, and pickup output. This guitar's excellent lutherie gives it a warm and deep sound, which the splittable pickups allow to carry over vast tonal nuances. The clear singing mids get mean with overdrive. The look is iconic.

Nothing should hinder your pleasure in playing it, so we have it specially set up by our luthier. And so you can play it wherever you want, we include a gigbag.

2 years warranty from our workshop.