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Description
If you're looking for a pint-sized powerhouse that doesn’t skip on punch, the Epiphone Les Paul Pee Wee Rave Rig is your ticket to portable rock 'n' roll. This compact rig is built for musicians on the move, featuring a mini Les Paul that boasts a full-size neck width and a genuine humbucking pickup. Despite its small stature, it delivers authentic Les Paul tones, making it a great companion for spontaneous jams or an ideal starter kit for budding guitarists.
The package includes a 9-volt, battery-operated MiniAmp that ensures you're ready to rock wherever inspiration strikes. Whether you're strumming in your bedroom or taking your riffs to the campsite, this rig has you covered. Everything, including the guitar, amp, strap, and cord, fits snugly into the included gig bag, making it a breeze to carry around.
What's more, the short-scale guitar is uniquely tuned a minor third above standard pitch, adding a distinctive flair to your sound. This rig isn't just an instrument; it's an invitation to explore music in new and exciting ways, all wrapped up in a vintage aesthetic that nods to rock's golden era.
Key Features:
- Mini Les Paul with full-size neck width
- Genuine humbucking pickup for rich tones
- 9-volt, battery-operated MiniAmp
- Includes strap, cord, and gig bag
- Short-scale guitar tuned a minor third above standard pitch
- All components fit into the gig bag for easy portability
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