Les Paul Epiphone Studio Guitar
The Les Paul Epiphone Studio Guitar is a great sounding guitar at an outstanding price. The sounds that come out of the Epiphone Studio is so versatile and produces such a wide variety of sound, that it can be played in many different genres of music . So no matter if you play Rock, Blues or Punk, the Epiphone Studio will sound amazing.
The Tune-o-matic bridge/Stopbar tailpiece combo gives this guitar its great sustain and tone while the Humbucker pickups helps to give a fat sound.
The Epiphone Studio guitar has great action and the 1.68 inch nut width makes it really easy to play. You will be able to pound out those riffs like crazy 
The set-neck, body and top are all made from Mahogany and the fingerboard is made of Rosewood with dot inlays. The Les Paul Studio also comes with chrome hardware.
Les Paul Epiphone Studio Guitar Specs:
- Body Type: Solid
- Body Wood: Mahogany
- Controls: 2 Volume and 2 Tone. 1 set per pickup
- Finishes: Ebony, Arctic Blue, Worn Brown and Worn Cherry
- Fretboard/Inlay: Rosewood/Dot
- Fretboard Radius: 12” (305 mm)
- Hardware: Chrome
- Neck: Set-in
- Neck Wood: Mahogany
- Number Of Frets: 22
- Nut Width: 1.68” (43 mm)
- Pickups: 2 Humbuckers
- Pickup Selector: 3-Way Switch
- Scale: 24 3/4” (629 mm)
- Top Wood: Mahogany
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime
The Les Paul Epiphone Studio Guitar produces a great tone, versatile range of sound and is really easy to play. This Epiphone Electric Guitar is perfect for those looking for a solid beginner or intermediate guitar at an affordable price.
August 10th, 2009 at 1:57 pm
I own an Epiphone Les Paul Custom and It works very well for me and my rhythm-playing.
I kind of wondered about the Studio model and if it really could hold its own in the band atmosphere. I think a friend of mine has this guitar and it works well for him however.
Thanks for the info!
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