Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit Electric Guitar, Aged Dark Burst

Epiphone Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Standard with Gibson humbucking pickups and vintage appointments Item ID: ENL59ADBNH1

Highlights

  • First collaboration between Epiphone and Gibson Custom Shop
  • Mahogany neck in '59 Rounded "C" profile
  • Indian Laurel fingerboard with twenty-two Medium Jumbo frets
  • Gibson BurstBucker humbucking pickups
  • Epiphone LockTone ABR-1 bridge and Stop Bar tailpiece
  • Nickel hardware finish
  • Epiphone Limited Edition metal medallion toggle switch back plate
Description

Crafted in collaboration with the Gibson Custom Shop, Epiphone’s Limited Edition 1959 Les Paul Standard is a groundbreaking instrument. The vintage classic gets a faithful recreation with vintage appointments and modern features. Starting with a mahogany body with a maple top with a AAA figured maple veneer, the guitar has that authentic Les Paul feel in hand which is enhanced by a mahogany neck in a 1959 hand-rolled profile. The authentic Gibson experience does not stop there, however. Epiphone’s 1959 Les Paul Standard comes equipped with two Gibson BurstBucker humbucking pickups that deliver all the refined tones and tonal kick that one would expect from a Les Paul. Intonation is kept stable and precise with an Epiphone LockTone ABR-1 bridge and Stop Bar tailpiece. Visually, Epiphone’s 1959 Les Paul Standard stuns with a bright burst finish which is only complemented by an Indian laurel fingerboard with trapezoid inlays. Epiphone’s first shot with the Gibson Custom Shop effortlessly hits the mark to make for the return of a classic instrument.

Specs

Body Material
Mahogany with Maple Cap with AAA Figured Maple Veneer
Neck Material
Mahogany
Fingerboard Material
Indian Laurel
Fingerboard Radius
12"
Fret Size
Medium Jumbo
Scale Length
24.76"
Nut
Graph Tech NuBone
Bridge Pick-up
Gibson BurstBucker 3
Neck Pick-up
Gibson BurstBucker 2
Bridge
Epiphone LockTone ABR-1 with LockTone Stop Bar Tailpiece
Finish
Aged Dark Burst
Case
Hardshell Case