Good and rare

This one is the Korea lot and Rare, sounds amazing in its price range.

I revived an old Epiphone LP 100 into this beauty

I had somewhere an old Epiphone LP 100 black, which I used to play along with my high school band around 15 years ago. This electric guitar was a big improvement in my playing, but first at all I didn't understand a lot of the features in the electric guitars, perhaps for most of my playing this was fine for me.

After 6 years, I had to change all the cables in the circuits due to some issues during my playing. This happened once more after 10 years of playing with it, at that moment I was just playing with my old band just for fun. Suddenly, the guitar died and the electronics had no more response, I stated this guitar is down for good after 12 years life.

However, I keeped the guitar for any interesting possibility of using any part of it. Because I live very close to the sea (less than 1 mile), all the metal parts are right now with oxide. It was in a very bad condition... But I couldn't just let it go like that after so many performances, also the life itself comes from the wood, not from the electronics and first at all it was a gift from my dad... So, a pair of months ago I began the duty of getting all the pieces again, from electronics up to bridges and the tuning machinery.

I equipped it with Probuckers Vintage pickup by the moment, and repainted the whole guitar (which originally was in black color) in a mahogany color.

Best guitar out there for the price.

This guitar is something else for the money.

The finishing is decent, the electronics haven't given me any trouble in almost 7 years. The tone is as thick as expected from a epiphone les paul. It has a lot of character for a cheap guitar. It will fall out of tune easily if you abuse it though. The second pickup really packs a punch when mixed with the right pedals.

TLDR: One of the best guitars out there for the price, won't give you much trouble.

Rarely OK Tone

Mate's guitar. So sorry but it only sounds well with the clean channel & the neck pickup. More for clean strumming in my humble opinion. Sound quite twangy on treble lead playing, not in a good way. If you ask me, a Les Paul has several downsides (neck too wide-flat, guitar too heavy, no trem etc.), and one single quality, that makes up for the rest: it's tone. This guitar doesn't even have a piece of it. Another mate of mine has a Gibson 120th anniversary Les Paul, the thing sings like a fucking bird. I KNOW I KNOW, it's not fair comparing a Gibson to an Epiphone, but you know, you'd expect something. So sorry but not a good guitar at all. Plus the dots on the fretboard look really disgusting if you ask me.

Cherry sunburst!

I have this one in cherry sunburst, which I think is no longer in production. Pickups are ok, although they could be upgraded. Overall it's a good guitar.

Sounds good

This guitar was given to me by my dad and I have had no problems with it heavy at first but you get used to the weight as you play with it, sounds amazing with the right amps

Pretty decent guitar.

After smashing it couple times angry it will have cool sound for hardcore punkrock. Can't even get very clean sound with it anymore but i have another guitar for that.

My first guitar

Overall, it's a great guitar. Only complaint is that after 3 years the neck began to split.

Perfect guitar with a perfect tone for a good price

Bought this guitar 2 months ago for a very good price. This guitar has an amazing tone, Gibson style

LIKE IT

first guitar I've owned that feels like a dream to play