*NEW IN BOX* Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom Les Paul Jr. Ikuyo Kita Model Antique Pelham Blue Bocchi the Rock!

This is the official collaboration model released by Gibson Brands Japan with the popular anime Bocchi the Rock! (2022): the Epiphone Les Paul Jr. Ikuyo Kita Model. This is a limited-edition model, with only 600 units produced.

Description

The Gibson Les Paul Junior Double Cutaway used by Ikuyo Kita, the guitarist/vocalist of Kessoku Band in the series, has been newly released in both Gibson USA and Epiphone’s premium “Inspired by Gibson Custom” line.

This model was sold by lottery in limited quantities through Aniplex Online as the “Gibson / Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom Les Paul Jr. Ikuyo Kita Model,” together with special exclusive accessories.

Features

Headstock: Open-book headstock

Body: Les Paul shape / Double Cutaway

Neck: Modern Medium C neck

Fingerboard: Rosewood fingerboard

Bridge: Wraparound bridge

Pickup: Dogear P-90 pickup in the bridge position

Controls: Master Volume / Master Tone with Luxe Bumblebee capacitor

Color: Antique Pelham Blue

Included accessories: Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom logo hard case, “Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom × Kessoku Band” double-name logo gig bag, exclusive strap, and exclusive acrylic stand

This guitar is brand new and has only been tested for sound.

Included accessories are the original hard case, original gig bag, strap, acrylic stand, warranty card, and other items.

For shipping, it will be packed in two separate boxes: one box for the guitar and hard case, and another box for the gig bag, strap, and acrylic stand.

Important Notice

Payments are accepted via PayPal only.

Please ensure the shipping address in your PayPal account exactly matches the one registered on Reverb.

We will ship to the Reverb-registered address even if you use Guest Checkout or if the PayPal address does not match. However, PayPal Buyer/Seller Protection may not apply in such cases.

PayPal transaction fees are non-refundable on any cancellation.

Customs and Import Regulations

We do not undervalue items or mark them as “gifts,” as this is prohibited by regulations in Japan, the United States, and other countries.

Import duties, taxes, and any other charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your local customs office in advance.

In rare cases, especially for high-value items, U.S. Customs or the carrier may request the buyer’s Tax Identification Number (such as an SSN or CBP Form 5106) for clearance. This is a standard procedure, and failure to provide it may result in delays or the return of the package.

Thank you for your understanding!

Management Number: F-2615