This guitar is in almost mint condition with only very light surface scratches from normal playing that you barely notice unless you‘re really looking. The neck position has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan 59 which gives it a fatter, fuller sound with more clarity and articulation. The stock Epiphone neck pickups are typically very dull sounding. I did the same thing with my Epiphone SG. The push-pull knobs no longer work. They were not able to be wired up with the Duncan 59. That didn’t bother me because I never used them anyway.
The much improved sound with the 59 made it worth sacrificing the push pull knobs. I have a nice Epiphone Les Paul hardshell case in excellent condition for an extra $60 if you are interested. They sell new for $150.
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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