The 2010 Epiphone Les Paul Custom Prophecy is valued around 900-1000 AUD for a well-maintained model, slightly less if maintenance is needed.

The 2010 model is known for EMG pickups and black finish, specifically identified as the Les Paul Prophecy EX variant.

The Prophecy model includes Fishman Fluence pickups with coil splitting and multiple tonal voicings for versatile sound options.

The Prophecy features 24 frets, offering a broader range compared to the Modern's 22 frets.

Owners note that the Prophecy's playability and quality surpass many other guitars, including some Gibson models.

Owners appreciate the guitar's substantial feel, though some find it heavy for extended play, suggesting a wide strap for comfort.

A user reported needing to replace the toggle switch and input jack due to connection issues, opting for American-made parts for reliability.

Initial setup often requires adjustments; one user mentioned high action and needing fret polishing for optimal playability.

Some owners feel the Prophecy doesn't have the traditional Gibson/Epiphone Les Paul feel but still offers a unique and enjoyable playing experience.

Compared to a Gibson LP Custom, the Epiphone is noted for a similar sound with a warmer tone, but is lighter and more affordable.

The Prophecy's EMG 81/85 pickups are favored for their performance, especially when found in used models.

Some owners report minor flaws like uneven paint or binding, but these are generally considered non-issues for the price point.

Some users experienced loose or stripped screws in the tuner assembly, necessitating maintenance or replacement.

One user replaced the stock pickups with Fishman Fluence Moderns, reporting significantly improved tone quality.