Epiphone Les Paul Baritone

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Designed for those who crave deeper tones and a rich sonic palette, the Epiphone Les Paul Baritone redefines the traditional electric guitar experience. By extending the range beyond the standard, this guitar is perfect for genres that demand a heavier, more resonant sound. Whether you're diving into doom metal, jazz, or anything in between, the 27.75-inch scale length provides the extended range necessary for lower tunings without sacrificing playability.

Crafted with the classic Les Paul shape, this baritone guitar maintains the iconic aesthetic and feel that musicians love. The mahogany body and neck ensure durability and sustain, while the comfortable profile caters to both rhythm and lead players. Equipped with dual humbuckers, the Les Paul Baritone delivers robust, articulate tones, perfectly balancing warmth and clarity. The hardware is reliable and road-ready, featuring a LockTone Tune-o-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece for enhanced tuning stability.

Key Features:

27.75-inch scale length for extended range tuning
Mahogany body and neck for rich sustain
Dual humbucking pickups for versatile tone
LockTone Tune-o-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece
Classic Les Paul body shape for iconic style and comfort

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The ESP EC-1000 baritone is mentioned alongside the Epiphone Les Paul Baritone, suggesting a similar user interest in premium extended range guitars.
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The Gretsch baritone is noted for having a Les Paul-like feel, offering an affordable alternative to the Epiphone Les Paul Baritone.
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Agile LP-style baritones from Korea, available under $500, are praised for aesthetics and playability, competing with Epiphone in the affordable baritone category.
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The Ben Burnley BB-600, an LTD model, is noted for a solid build and features a JB bridge pickup, appealing to rock players.
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One user plans to swap out stock pickups for BKP Blackhawks, indicating a pursuit of clearer tones in baritone guitars.
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A user tunes their Ibanez SRC6 to E A E A D F# with a focus on achieving clear note distinction, hinting at specific tonal exploration in baritones.
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The Ibanez SRC6's on-board EQ is praised for enhancing tonal clarity, which might appeal to those considering the Epiphone Les Paul Baritone for similar features.
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Value and pricing

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Firefly occasionally produces LP baritones under $300, offering strong budget options for those seeking Les Paul shapes.
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An owner described the Ben Burnley BB-600 as surprisingly well-made, with a "like new" condition when purchased second-hand, suggesting durability and quality.
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tervonen

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over 4 years ago

Ok-ish

Basic baritone. Neck feels long because the les paul body. Stock pickups are pretty muddy so I had to change them.

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Jeff Tweedy

Singer, Guitarist

Wilco

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While producing Low's highly regarded "The Invisible Way" record at The Loft in 2012, Jeff Tweedy fell head over heels for the deep, dark sound of Alan Sparhawk's baritone Les Paul. Since Alan wouldn't just leave the guitar in Chicago when the record was done (oh, phooey), it was quickly decided that Tweedy needed his own for The Loft.

Alan Sparhawk

Singer, Guitarist

Low

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At around 4:58 minute mark, Sparhawk is visible playing Epiphone Les Paul Baritone, which is rumoured to be paint sprayed in gold colour.

Aldrick Guadagnino

Guitarist, Drummer

Klone

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In the YouTube video "Klone - Immersion - Live Motocultor 2015", Aldrick Guadagnino can be seen playing an Epiphone Les Paul Baritone, which can be clearly identified at 0:33 and 2:29.