Better yet, that coil split works wonders, not only dropping the volume like some cheap coil splits, but providing a bit more bright, top end and slap while cutting some bass. They’re still very articulate, warm, and the neck gets creamy as hell. The ProBucker’s probably capture like 85% of that Gibson PAF sound that we all want, which is more than acceptable for me at this price. Packed within those ProBucker 2 and 3 pickups is coil splits and in phase/out of phase options. I am not only pleasantly surprised by how rich these pickups sound but also how versatile this guitar is. All these features at a price far below the Gibson Les Paul modern? Craziness, and a real steal as long as the build quality holds up to my high standards. That is a lot of tones in one little Les Paul. One of the two tone pots is also push-pull which lets you run the pickups in or out of phase. Both of these are also coil-split enabled via the push-pull volume pots. First off, you’ve got ProBucker 2 and 3 pickups in the neck and bridge. The electronics certainly make things even more interesting if you ask me. A LockTone ABR bridge holds the strings on one end while Grover Locking Rotomatic tuners handle the other side of things. 22 medium jumbo frets sit atop this 24.75″ scale length Les Paul Modern with Trapezoid inlays and a NuBone nut from Graph Tech. The neck is a slim taper with a modern, contoured heel where the Mahogany neck and Ebony fretboard are glued in. A Mahogany body holds a plain Maple top with built-in weight relief underneath that Gloss finish. Based on the Gibson Les Paul Modern, the Epiphone variant still packs some crazy impressive features. That Vintage Sparkling Burgundy gives this guitar a far more premium look than the Gibson Les Paul Studio. Honestly, this is the most beautiful Epiphone Les Paul I have ever seen or played. Will the budget version of the Les Paul Modern surprise me and outcompete a Gibson? Credit: EpiphoneĬost: $649.00, find out more on or find one on !įor our European friend, find your own from Thomann!Ĭheck out my “60 Second Guitar Review” of this awesome Epiphone for !
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