2020 Epiphone Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar

Update September '23: this guy got a small bump while in the shop to the back/waist area of the guitar. It's been filled and blackened so it's not obvious at a glance. I took a couple more shots to show the current condition.

This guy's a lightly-used Epiphone Les Paul Standard (I believe it's the '60s Model) from a few years back. I know I'm wearing myself out saying it, but it does have to be said that it's quite ridiculous what value you get with newer import guitars these days. This thing is cut right, feels right, sounds right, and looks right -- it's a set-neck Paul with a standard-style open-book headstock, brighter/cleaner humbuckers, and a fast neck.

It's got a small nick/chunk out of the cut on the back but aside from that, playwear is a little light scratching to the pickguard and body and the tiniest wear to the frets. I've given it a good setup and it's ready to go. Keep in mind the strings on it were a little old in the video so it's not got the snappiest response to the bass in the recording.

Repairs included: a setup and light cleaning.

Weight: 9 lbs 7 oz

Scale length: 24 3/4"

Nut width: 1 11/16"

Neck shape: slim C/D

Board radius: 12"

Body width: 13"

Body depth: 1 7/8" + arching

Body wood: mahogany with maple cap

Bridge: ABR-style adjustable

Fretboard: Indian laurel (like rosewood)

Neck wood: mahogany

Pickups: ProBucker 2 and ProBucker 3

Action height at 12th fret: 1/16” overall (fast, spot-on)
String gauges: feels like 9s

Truss rod: adjustable

Neck relief: straight

Fret style: medium/taller

Condition notes: it's got got a nick/ding knock-out to the back tummy cut area (pictured) but is otherwise cleanish save very light scratching to the body here and there (basically invisible) and a hair of wear to the frets.

It comes with: sorry, no case.