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Description
Discover the Epiphone Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Gold Top: a masterpiece that harmonizes vintage charm with modern playability. Crafted for the blues aficionado and inspired by the mid-'50s Goldtop, this limited edition guitar stands out with its Gibson BurstBucker pickups and distinctive aesthetic. A tribute to Joe Bonamassa's legacy, it's more than just a musical instrument—it's a piece of history, with a tone that resonates as deeply as the blues itself. Each of these guitars carries the essence of what makes blues music so enduring, ensuring a connection to the roots of music while delivering unparalleled sound quality.
Key Features:
- Limited edition model, with only 1,000 units produced
- Equipped with Gibson BurstBucker pickups for that authentic blues sound
- Genuine Grover tuners for stable and precise tuning
- Unique aesthetic with black plastic and mixed-color knob hardware package
- Mahogany body and neck with a Maple top for a resonant and warm tone
- Comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Joe Bonamassa
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Joe Bonamassa Epiphone Les Paul Goldtop NAMM 2012
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 3 Ratings
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Ups and downs of second hand guitar purchase
I had wanted one of these the first time I saw them. Joe is such an amazing player. I subsequently bought one second hand from a music school claiming that all the authenticity paper work was included in the sale. This turned out not to be true and took the shine off of my purchase. But I found that even with my disappointment I could not put the guitar down. I was compelled to play it. It is such a beautiful guitar. The neck feels like a baseball bat but you soon forget about that because it is such a playable guitar. After a while I noticed a couple of other flaws as a result of belonging to the school. The nut was chipped on the low E side but my heavy 58 wasn't going anywhere. One of the pots spindles was bent also. The nut was replaced by a Tusq and the pot and the four knobs were replaced with top hats. The saddles were replaced with Tusq also and the bridge wrap over setup was implemented. I use GHS Lowtune 11-58 when I can't get hold of GHS's SRV sets.
566
very good
Great at high volumes, no hum whatsoever which can be found on some Epiphones.
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