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Epiphone Les Paul Modern Figured Electric Guitar Caribbean Blue Fade

Description
Epiphone's Les Paul Modern Figured electric guitar brings vintage flair into the 21st century. This inspired rendition of Gibson's iconic design couples a figured maple top with ProBucker humbucking pickups for eye-catching looks and vintage PAF tones. The asymmetrical SlimTaper neck and contoured heel offer a comfortable playing feel, while the weight-relieved mahogany body provides increased sustain.
ProBuckers Deliver Legendary Tone
The Les Paul Modern Figured features ProBucker pickups for dynamic, articulate tone across the tonal spectrum. Coil splitting, enabled via push/pull volume pots, provides single-coil-like tones for added versatility. A treble bleed circuit maintains high-end clarity when reducing volume. For even more tonal variety, the push/pull tone pot controls phase switching between pickups.
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Epiphone didn't cut any corners in crafting an instrument worthy of the Les Paul name. Grover locking tuners provide increased tuning stability for accurate intonation and ease of string changes. An ebony fretboard offers a smooth playing surface, while the contoured heel joint allows unimpeded access to higher frets. A Graph Tech nut helps strings glide freely for optimal resonance and sustain.
Timeless Style, Modern Refinement
The Les Paul Modern Figured's figured maple top elicits double takes with its mesmerizing grain patterns and Magma Orange Fade finish. Mahogany back and sides provide a solid tonal foundation with a lightweight but resonant construction. Chrome hardware, including Epiphone's LockTone tune-o-matic bridge and stop bar tailpiece, completes the upscale aesthetic.



Features
- Gloss-finished mahogany body, flamed maple top
- Mahogany asymmetrical Slim Taper neck with contoured heel, ebony fingerboard, trapezoid inlays
- ProBucker-2 and ProBucker-3 humbuckers with coil-splitting, 3-way switch
- LockTone ABR bridge, stopbar tailpiece, Grover locking Rotomatic tuners with tulip buttons and an 18:1 ratio
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Specs
- Body type: Solidbody
- Top wood: Flamed maple
- Body wood: Mahogany
- Body finish: Gloss
- Neck shape: Asymmetrical Slim Taper
- Neck wood: Mahogany
- Scale length: 24.72”
- Material: Ebony
- Radius: 12”
- Fret size: Medium Jumbo
- Number of frets: 22
- Inlays: Trapezoid
- Nut width/material: 1.69”/Graph Tech NuBone
- Configuration: HH
- Neck: ProBucker-2
- Bridge: ProBucker-3
- Control layout: 2 Volume, 2 Tone
- Pickup switch: 3-way toggle
- Bridge design: LockTone ABR
- Tailpiece: Stopbar
- Tuning machines: Locking
- Color: Nickel
- Case: Sold separately
- Number of strings: 6
- Orientation: Right Handed
Reviews
4.57
7 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Jamming6
- Practicing6
- Recording4
- Small Venues4
- School Bands3
- Fret Buzz1
- action is a tad bit to high, but still amazing1
- Experienced4
- Professional Musician2
- Good Tone7
- Fun To Play6
- Good Feel6
- Good Pick Up6
- Solid Electronics6
Reviewed by 7 customers
Love it!!
submitted3 years ago
byRuss
fromOrange County, CA
Beautiful guitar, beautiful sound, awesome feel. Only con, it came without the pickguard installed, but it is such a beautiful guitar I am not going to install the PG.
Great Guitar
submitted3 years ago
byJ
fromMilwaukee
I brought the Caribbean Fade, and it's amazing looking. Great sound, really has that Gibson sound. Finish is really really nice, very well put together, perfect weight, great guitar all around for the money. I am a huge fan of both Gibson's, and Fender's, I may lean alittle more towards the Fender side though. I will say for the money I bought after playing them both back to back that the new Fender Player series Mexican Stratocasters sound almost as good as the Fender American's nowadays, and for the money if you are split between a Epiphone (trying to get the Gibson sound on a budget), and the Fender Player Mexican (looking for the Fender American sound) these guitars are both about the same price, I would get the Fender, maybe not as pretty as the Gibson, but the Fender is the most versatile guitar there has ever been and the Player series is alot of guitar for only $700+ dollars, and is very close sounding to the American. But if you want a Gibson and can't afford their outrageous and I know they are amazing, but I just don't see or hear $2,800 worth of guitar there. But I do hear an amazing Epiphone Les Paul for under $800, I guess my point is, you could buy an Epiphone Les Paul Modern, and a Fender Player Mexican Stratocaster, and still have a $1,000 to spend on an Amp for the price of the Gibson alone, and I feel the same way about the Fender American model, although I think the Fender American at only $1,700 is a superior guitar to the $2,800 Gibson, you just get alot more guitar for $1,100 less then the Gibson. Save your money, this Epiphone Modern is a great guitar that sounds amazing and looks amazing. One thing I didn't realize, and this is another reason to go with the Fender Player series, is your going to have to pay a professional to put your pick guard on your Epiphone, as it does not come attached. I'm sure that will be another $100, as I'm not scewing anything into my guitar without the insurance a store would have to replace it if something went wrong haha. Personally I don't beat on my guitars enough, and with how pretty the Caribbean Fade looks, and with the Epiphone having more clearance from strings to tje body, then the Fender, I'm leaving it off. Hope this helps, if you are dead set on wanting the Gibson sound at a budget the Epiphone Les Paul Modern is a great guitar. One other thing you will most likely also have to buy a specific case as it doesn't fit in the basic hardcase I bought when I bought my Fender. Gibsons body Shape is more unique then alot of guitars, and I wouldn't risk using anything other then specifically designed Gibson/Epiphone cases, wear as a PRS, Ibanez, and a great majority of guitars fit in the standard hard case. I spent the extra $130 for a Epiphone case. As it was resting on the tip of the guitar in my standard hard case and that's a big no no. Enjoy!!!
this neck is so small it feels like a toy in the best way
submitted4 years ago
byjared
fromwindsor, CT
got mine in the mail and it didn't have any issues. whew. no fret buzz, tried most of the frets. the action was nice even when I tuned it to standard it is at a very comfortable height, so that's great. the pickups sound very good. may change them in the future but no rush. the pull knobs to switch to single coil is why I got it. I love extra options for sound. clean sound is great and sounds good with distortion. I use ableton and plugins so I have tried it with a few different amps and sounds and it sounds really nice. that neck is so small I can rest my thumb over the top of it, and my hands aren't that big. that may be a turnoff to some but I think it's awesome. feels like a daisy rock guitar I had years ago but better. I had the black les paul body with the pink star. great value guitar. this epiphone is well worth the money.
IT WAS A GOOD CHOICE
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submitted4 years ago
byWilliam
fromAZ
PRACTICING
I would not buy this product again.
submitted4 years ago
byArthur
fromCharleston SC
horrible finish, set up, and fretwork. Great looks and sound. Needs some work. Nut was also not set correctly. Will be fine once work is completed.
yess
submitted5 years ago
byEric the one dude
fromdallas texas
action is a lil bit too high, but it's still coolio
Q&A
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submitted2 years ago
asked byscott
fromtoledo ohio
can pick guard be removed? it's ugly haha
It can be removed.submitted5 years ago
asked byDeb
fromScottsdale, AZ
What is the country of manufacture for this Epiphone Les Paul Modern Figured Electric Guitar.
Made in Indonesiasubmitted5 years ago
asked byFred adam
fromCalifornia
What is the weight ?
This guitar weighs approximately 10 lbs.submitted5 years ago
asked byNinjaier
fromLake Tahoe, NV
Where are these made — what country, specifically?
This guitar was made in Indonesia.submitted5 years ago
asked byJeffry Bock
fromAnaheim Ca
When is this gonna be in stock
We aren't able to discuss the availability of items via this means of communication. Give us a call at 866-498-7882 and we can get you an accurate idea of when this will be back in stock.We do not have a estimated ETA at this time








