Recently acquired this a couple months back, and whilst I absolutely love it to pieces for how it plays and sounds, it was an impulse purchase I simply don't need for the time being, so I'm looking to sell it on.

Scouring what I could find out about this guitar, it was one of the first models to have Epiphone's Probuckers before becoming a standard part of their line; it's their attempt at recreating the PAF sound without crossing into Gibson pricing territory with the real deals, and it's a pretty great sounding Les Paul as a result! This guitar also pulls out the stops; a split quilt flame maple top, a genuinely nice Lemon Burst finish, Grover tuners, a great set-up before I got a hold of it, ended up making this a solid player of a guitar-one I can't recommend enough! It's got a bit of weight to it, but I've palyed heavier Les Paul's before so it shouldn't be too much of an issue.

A number of light scuffs and scratches adorn the guitar-I've tried my best to capture them, but a lot a barely noticeable even under harsher lighting conditions. A couple of areas have small chips or little cracks in the finish, yet never in the joints or anywhere major to the instrument and never impeding on its playability!

There's not gig bag or case and I've got nothing to pack this into so it's a collection only for now.