sets a new standard for affordable ROCKIN!

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With its traditional Les Paul construction featuring a solid Mahogany body with maple top and glued-in Mahogany neck, the "PlainTop's" unfigured maple top might not be as flashy as its PlusTop flame maple sibling but it's the same by all other standards. Fitted with two Alnico Classic humbuckers and a tunomatic with stopbar bridge/tailpiece combination, you get all the tone and sustain that's made LP the greatest name in guitars since 1952. The name "Les Paul" means ROCK and the Epiphone Les Paul STANDARD PLAIN-TOP electric guitar sets a new standard for affordable ROCKIN! With a street price of around $399, there's no reason not to own this affordable classic.

the warmth and feel of a vintage instrument.

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This Epiphone Firebird Studio combines the “reverse-body” style of the original series with Epiphone's traditional set-neck design and full-size, Alnico Classic humbucking pickups. To top it off, this electric guitar features Steinberger 40:1 direct-drive, gearless tuners for unequalled tuning precision and ease-of-use while maintaining the traditional Firebird banjo tuner look. Available in the new "worn" cherry finish, it might be new but it has the warmth and feel of a vintage instrument.

introduces a version of the classic 2-pickup hollowbody combining quality with affordability.

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Since it's introduction in 1949 by Gibson, the Epiphone ES-175 (originally called that due to it's price tag of $175) has established itself as instrument of choice for many jazz and blues musicians. For the first time ever, Epiphone introduces a version of this classic 2-pickup hollowbody combining quality with affordability. The Epiphone ES 175 Guitar features a laminated Maple top with Mahogany back and sides and is equipped with 2 Alnico Classic humbuckers for the dark, rich tone. This electric guitar also features a hard Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard for classic feel and Grover machine heads for outstanding tuning accuracy and stability.

It's that time of year again... NAMM Time! ... and that means new and exciting models from Epiphone! The following new models of Electric Guitars for 2006 were introduced at the Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, California. Check them out!

will swing its way into your heart with its sexy lines and sound, getting wild

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The Epiphone WildKat Guitar will swing its way into your heart with its sexy lines and sound, get wild with this archtop fom Epiphone. This is Epiphone’s version of a Thinline style guitar, the body style is kinda 'Gretsch'. The guitar features two chrome humbuckers ( Alnico V P-90's which are fabulous, better than humbuckers), one in the neck position and one in the bridge. There are 4 knobs for control, two for volume and two for tone. Also, on the top corner of the body is a switch which effectively gives you a choice of each pickup, or a combination of both and is labeled Rhythm or Treble. You get volume for each pickup, master tone and master volume. The Epiphone WildKat electric guitar has a solid body that has been routed out about ¾” from the edges except for a solid area from under the bridge rearward and the areas under the master volume and pickup switch; both pickups are floating over air, not set into solid wood. These musical instruments have clear gloss polyurethane transparent finish, thinline body style, Grover tuners, 24.75" scale, jumbo frets, ebonized rosewood fingerboard, fast neck, semi-hollow, not too tough to set up. The bridge is set with a Bigsby style vibrato bar and the action on this guitar is to die for, playing is effortless.