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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Electric → epiphone?
<font color="darkblue"><font size="3"><font size="2">sorry guys yet more questions, im looking at a Epiphone les paul special 2, 6 string electric guitar, any thoughts on this one?, much apperciated thx <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_rolleyes.gif" border=0 alt="Rolling Eyes"> </font></font></font>
<font color="blue"><font face="Century">I think for the money, they are one of the better lower cost import guitars...the ones I've seen and played are well constructed, play well, and have a pretty good sound. Epiphone makes some very nice guitars and basses...</font></font>
I agree with Jay! I recently bought an Epiphone Les Paul Studio, and really like it! I had debated between this guitar and a Strat. But, decided to go with the Les Paul! Epiphone does make nice (and less expensive) guitars. I say go for it!
I just got this same guitar for Christmas and I really like it. Actually the guitar was part of a player pack that came with a small amp, tuner, strap etc. I wanted something inexpensive to learn on and this was a great deal for a beginner like me. Maybe a real Gibson Les Paul when I get better. Good luck.
Hi,
I just made the jump and got a Epi Les Paul Standard Plus. I would have never admitted it, but I love this guitar! I also have a Fat Strat that I love as well, but even though this Les Paul might not be as versital it sounds and plays really well. I have been shocked with how much I have enjoyed playing this EPI! Sure it's not a high end Gibson, but I think it's one of the best guitars you can get in the price range. By the way, may I suggest buying a used one? I got one that is in perfect shape with nice upgrades and a hard case for 350.00.
You can buy and wire in push pull pots and split your coils to get a single coil sound out of the humbucker pickups you have on your epi.
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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Electric → epiphone?
