Epiphone Les Paul Guitars
A value icon. The Epiphone Les Paul guitar looks and sounds close to the original Gibson, at a more affordable price.
A value icon. The Epiphone Les Paul guitar looks and sounds close to the original Gibson, at a more affordable price.
Here we have a range of Epiphone Les Paul guitars that you’ll recognise, including the Standard, Custom, Artist and loads more. All these designs not only come with Epiphone value but Gear4music’s free two-year warranty as well.These guitars are sure to get you in the spirit of old-school rock 'n' roll, and feature the iconic single cutaway design, a mixture of classic and modern humbuckers/P90s, and superb playability.
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Epiphone Slash Appetite Les Paul Special-II AFD Outfit
Epiphone Les Paul Junior, Vintage Sunburst
Epiphone Les Paul Special, TV Yellow
Epiphone Les Paul Classic, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s Left Handed, Vintage Sunburst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s Left Handed, Bourbon Burst
Epiphone Les Paul Custom, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s, Iced Tea
Epiphone Les Paul Custom Left-Handed, Ebony
Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit, Aged Dark Cherry Burst
Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit, Aged Dark Burst
Epiphone Les Paul Custom Left-Handed, Alpine White
Epiphone Jerry Cantrell Prophecy Les Paul Custom
Epiphone Les Paul Prophecy, Olive Tiger Aged Gloss
Epiphone Matt Heafy Origins Les Paul Custom, Ebony
Epiphone Alex Lifeson Les Paul Custom Axcess Quilt, Ruby
Epiphone Matt Heafy Origins Les Paul Custom 7-String, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Studio, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Special Left-Handed, TV Yellow
Epiphone Les Paul Junior, Heather Poly
Epiphone Les Paul Muse, Wanderlust Green Metallic
Epiphone Les Paul Muse, Smoked Almond Metallic
Epiphone Les Paul Classic, Honey Burst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s, Bourbon Burst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s, Metallic Gold
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s Left Handed, Heritage Cherry Sunburst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s Left Handed, Metallic Gold
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s Left Handed, Ebony
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s, Vintage Sunburst
Epiphone Les Paul Custom, Alpine White
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s, Heritage Cherry Sunburst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s Left Handed, Iced Tea
Epiphone Les Paul Modern, Figured Magma Orange Fade
Epiphone Les Paul Modern Figured, Purple Burst
Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s Bigsby, Ebony
Epiphone Jared James Nichols, Gold
Epiphone Jerry Cantrell 'Wino' Les Paul Custom, Dark Wine Red
Epiphone Les Paul Modern Figured, Mojave Burst
Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard Outfit, Aged Heritage Cherry Fade
About Epiphone Les Paul Guitars
The Les Paul Epiphone guitar pays homage to one of the all-time greats of guitar history - the Gibson Les Paul! These iconic guitars are almost identical in looks but come without a large price tag. With single cutaway bodies for easy upper fret access and dual humbucker or P90 pickups, they perform exceptionally well - and can be used onstage or in the studio.
There are plenty of different Epiphone Les Paul Series as well, ranging from the ultra-affordable, entry-level Beginners to the esteemed Customs, each with their own nuances in design and craftsmanship. Every musician can appreciate how dynamic and sturdy these guitars are, having been built for anything from blues to hard rock, and even metal. It's no wonder many professionals, like Matt Heafy and Tom Delonge, take these workhorse guitars out on the road to be played night after night.
There are loads of funky finishes too, as well as guitars both with the iconic Les Paul pickguard and without. The key is that these really do feel like a Gibson, and provide the same stage presence, era-defining image, and rock 'n' roll spirit as the original Les Pauls. Great for both rhythm and lead, the dynamic Epiphone Les Paul is a guitar which has developed its own identity.
Epiphone Les Paul Guitars FAQs
Are Epiphones as good as Gibson?
Epiphones are very similar to Gibsons. They're very well-made guitars with excellent components for the price, but Gibsons cost more because of their USA manufacturing/setup. Epiphones can hold their own in any situation, from live performances to studio recordings.
Is Epiphone Les Paul a good guitar for beginners?
The Epiphone Les Paul is an excellent guitar for beginners. The price varies depending on the series, but they're inexpensive and have everything a beginner could want in a guitar - reliable tuning, good pickups, and a comfortable feel.
Why are Epiphone Les Pauls cheaper?
Epiphone Les Pauls are cheaper than Gibsons since the majority of them are not made in the USA. Non-US made models still have exceptional components and build quality, which is one of the reasons they are so popular among guitarists at all stages in their journey - professionals included!
