1999 Epiphone Les Paul Limited Edition Quilt Top Translucent Black Made in Korea (MIK) - Free Pro Setup

1999 Les Paul Limited Edition Quilt Top Made in Korea (MIK)
Weighs 8.3 lbs.

Made in Korea
These Korean Les Pauls are the one to have. The build quality is excellent. They play and sound awesome. And they are going up in value as the current and newer Epi's are made in China.

Quilt Top Translucent Black
Quilt top is gorgeous. It jumps out at you. Looks even better in person.

Condition:  Excellent condition overall. See photos.
This guitar is 24 years old and has a beautiful aged finish.  
Looks like it was played and loved, but not abused.  

It's plays and sounds wonderful!  
Has wonderful sustain. Pickups sound really good.

Available cases:

• Gig bag, $49
• Hard shell case made in Canada by TKL (shown), $139

Cases:  We price our guitars without cases since many people don't need one. But, if you want a case or bag, see above for some options. If you don't need a case, we will pack your guitar with extra padding. If you buy a case, we will ship your guitar inside it. Since guitar and case ship in one box, we will ship the case for free.

Includes our Professional  Set Up - $80 Value
See below for details.  

Features and Specs: 

• Model: Les Paul Limited Edition Quilt Top
• Country of Origin: South Korea
• Body shape: Les Paul
• Body type: Solid body
• Body wood: One-piece mahogany
• Top wood: Carved maple, Quilt figuring
• Body finish: Gloss
• Body binding: Antique white
• Neck binding: Antique white
• Neck wood: Mahogany
• Neck shape: 60s C profile
• Scale: 24.75"
• Neck joint: Glued in set neck
• Nut material: Micarta
• Nut width: 1.69" (43 mm)
• Fretboard wood: Rosewood
• Fretboard radius: 12"
• Fretboard inlays: Pearloid trapezoid
• Frets: Medium jumbo
• No. of Frets: 22
• Pickups: Epiphone Alnico PAF style with exposed coils
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Switch: Three-way toggle
• Bridge: Tune-o-matic
• Tailpiece: Stop Bar
• Tuners: Kluson tulip key tuners
• Hardware: Black

Dr. T’s Professional Inspection and Setup. You may find a similar instrument listed at a lower price, but ours may still be the better value as we include our professional inspection and setup.  With over 20 years in the industry, we’re convinced that a good setup is the single most important investment that can be made to improve the playability and sound of a guitar.  We inspect the guitar and address any issues.  Next, we remove the strings, clean the guitar, and tighten and set the drag on the tuning keys.  We inspect the frets, and level, crown and polish as required.  We clean and oil the fingerboard, restring, tune to pitch and set the neck relief, action and intonation.  We then play each fret and check for fret buzz and fret-outs during string bends, and we fine tune as required.  Next, we test the electronics, tighten pots and jacks and balance the pickups.  Lastly, we play the guitar to make sure everything is just right. 

Standard of Care:  We make every effort to meet our clients’ expectations and want you to be pleased with your guitar.  Guitars develop wear with use and it’s widely accepted that honest wear does not detract from the usefulness or value, rather it adds character and shows that it has been played and loved.  However, if you want a guitar in “perfect” or “flawless” condition, we advise you to buy new or buy locally so you can inspect it closely in person.   Even if we list a guitar as mint, we cannot guarantee that it will be cosmetically flawless.  We do not accept returns or give partial credit on guitars that have the smallest imperfections that are only noticeable upon close inspection. Thank you.