Electric Guitar Epiphone Les Paul Studio

Epiphone Les Paul Studio

Epiphone's long and rich history with legendary guitarist and innovator Les Paul dates back to the early 1940's when Les, working late at night at the Epiphone factory on 14th St. in New York City, created the world's first solid body electric guitar, better known as "The Log." Over the years, Les continued to work closely with Epiphone luthiers reviewing new product ideas and offering suggestions. It was also Les' timely call to Gibson in the late '50s that saved the company for future generations when he encouraged friend and innovator Ted McCarty to rescue and Epiphone and bring the company into the Gibson family of instruments. “Epiphone always made a good guitar,” Les liked to say fondly.

The Les Paul Studio was an important innovation of Les Paul’s classic dream guitar. As the name implies, the Les Paul Studio was intended for studio musicians who desired a basic, unadorned Les Paul that weighed less than standard models. Introduced in the early ‘80s, the Les Paul Studio instantly became a favorite for Les Paul lovers of all ages. The Epiphone Les Paul Studio offers Les Paul fans a classic favorite that has lost none of its bite and can easily take on Les Pauls from any era.

Features

• Classic mahogany Les Paul design
• Light weight
• Open coil Alnico Classic™ humbuckers

Specifications

• Body: Mahogany
• Neck: Hand-set, mahogany
• Scale: 24,75”
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Fingerboard Inlay: Dot
• Nut Width: 1,68”
• Pickups: Open Coil Alnico Classic Humbuckers
• Tailpiece: Locking Tune-o-matic™/Stopbar
• Typical Weight: 8,8 lbs
• Strings: D’Addario® 10, 13, 17, 26, 36, 46