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Epiphone Les Paul Standard '60s Quilt Top Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Translucent Blue

Description
The Epiphone Les Paul Standard '60s Quilt Top limited-edition electric guitar delivers a stunning visual appeal paired with exceptional tonal clarity. Featuring a striking AA quilt maple top, this guitar showcases vintage-inspired aesthetics with cream binding and a high-gloss finish. Powered by a pair of ProBucker pickups, this model captures the warm, articulate tones reminiscent of vintage P.A.F. humbuckers. Its mahogany body ensures full-bodied resonance, while its modern hardware and thoughtful design make it a standout addition to any collection. This instrument is built to inspire, combining classic looks with a sound that's both timeless and dynamic.
Epiphone ProBuckers Deliver Vintage-Style Clarity
At the heart of this Les Paul are its dual ProBucker pickups, designed to replicate the iconic P.A.F. humbuckers from the late 1950s. These pickups are equipped with Alnico II magnets, offering a lower output that emphasizes warmth and clarity. The result is a transparent, balanced tone that excels in both lead and rhythm applications. From silky smooth cleans to harmonically rich overdriven tones, the ProBuckers provide an authentic vintage voice. Their dynamic response ensures every note rings out with precision, making them ideal for capturing nuanced performances in any setting.
Comfortable SlimTaper Neck for Effortless Playability
The guitar's mahogany neck features a SlimTaper D profile, designed for players who value speed and comfort. This neck shape offers a fast, ergonomic feel that supports extended playing sessions without fatigue. Paired with a pau ferro fretboard, the neck provides a smooth and consistent surface for exploring complex chordal structures or intricate solos. With a 24.75" scale length, 22 medium-jumbo frets and a 1.693" nut width, this model ensures optimal playability across its entire range. The refined neck design enhances both precision and ease of movement, making it suitable for demanding technical performances.
Premium Hardware Enhances Les Paul Stability and Sustain
This Les Paul Standard is outfitted with high-quality hardware designed to improve tonal performance and durability. A LockTone ABR Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece work together to optimize string vibration transfer, resulting in impressive sustain and resonance. The Grover tuners, with their precise 18:1 gear ratio, ensure stable tuning even during aggressive play. Additionally, the Graph Tech nut reduces friction at the string contact points, improving tuning accuracy and prolonging string life. These premium components are engineered to provide reliable performance, whether on stage or in the studio.
Durable Les Paul Construction With Timeless Aesthetics
The combination of a mahogany body and AA quilt maple top not only delivers tonal richness but also provides a striking visual statement. The cream binding frames the quilted maple veneer, while the high-gloss finish accentuates the wood's natural beauty. Built with durability in mind, this instrument is designed to withstand the rigors of regular use. The solid construction ensures consistent performance over time, while the elegant design elements make it a centerpiece on any stage. This model balances aesthetic refinement with long-term reliability for discerning players.
A Modern Classic Les Paul With Vintage Appeal
The Epiphone Les Paul Standard '60s Quilt Top limited-edition electric guitar merges vintage-inspired tone and visuals with modern playability and hardware. Whether you're playing live, recording or practicing, this guitar delivers the sound, feel and look of a classic Les Paul. Its combination of ProBucker pickups, premium materials and player-friendly design makes it an instrument that inspires confidence and creativity.



Features
- Mahogany body with AA quilt maple top delivers rich resonance and stunning visuals
- ProBucker pickups provide warm articulate tone inspired by vintage PAF humbuckers
- SlimTaper D-profile neck ensures fast playability and comfortable hand positioning
- Pau ferro fretboard offers smooth performance for intricate solos and rhythmic chords
- Grover tuners enhance tuning stability for reliable performance in any setting
- LockTone ABR Tune-o-matic bridge delivers precise intonation and solid sustain
- Graph Tech nut reduces friction for improved tuning stability and clarity
- Cream binding adds a refined touch to the guitar's elegant appearance
- 24.75" scale length provides easy playability for beginners and seasoned musicians
- 22 medium-jumbo frets enable effortless playability across the fretboard
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Specs
- Body Type: Single-Cutaway solidbody
- Top wood: Quilted Maple
- Body wood: Mahogany
- Body finish: Gloss
- Neck shape: Slim D
- Neck wood: Mahogany
- Joint: Set-in
- Scale length: 24.75"
- Truss rod: Vintage
- Material: Pau Ferro
- Radius: 12"
- Fret size: Vintage-style
- Number of frets: 22
- Inlays: Pearloid Block
- Nut width/material: 1.69" (43 mm) Graph Tech
- Configuration: HH
- Neck: Proprietary Humbucker
- Middle:
- Bridge: Proprietary Humbucker
- Control layout: Individual volume, Individual tone
- Pickup switch: 3-Way
- Special electronics:
- Bridge type: Fixed Bridge
- Bridge design: Individual saddle
- Tailpiece: Stopbar
- Tuning machines: Grover
- Hardware color: Nickel
- Number of strings: 6 String
- Orientation: Right Handed
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Most Liked Positive Review
Yes, the new Epihones are really that good
Holy wowzers I'll try to keep this quick. I'm one of those guys that has had TONS of guitars. I currently own 10. I had a Gibson LP but ended up parting with it years ago and have recently started wanting one again. Did a lot of research on just about every LP clone out there including ones from Japan, etc. Why not just get a Gibson you say? Well obviously because of the price tag and how much extra it costs to get the name on the head-stock. In no way do you need to spend triple to quadruple the amount it takes to get a Gibson if you don't feel like it these days. These Epi's are cut using the same exact machine that the Gibsons are cut on here in the USA. The same wood is used. This particular model even has CTS pots, a GraphTech nut, and ProBucker pickups. The major difference is China. Yes, China. I would have balked at that years ago, but I also own a J. Mascis Jazzmaster that is made in China and it is absolutely flawless... just like this Epiphone. As a bonus, the "made in China" is only a sticker. You can just remove it so you'll feel much better about yourself when you look at it haha. Without rambling on and on, I always check Guitar Center online to see what is available at my local stores when I am in the market. This one caught my eye because I'm a sucker for quilt top LP's. I called in and had the local dude confirm it was there and he said it hadn't even been taken out of the box yet. BONUS! I rushed to the store and got to unbox it myself. I always like to see guitars like this in person to make sure the top looks good and there are no glaring QC issues. In this case I was extremely satisfied. It came right out of the box with perfect action and perfect intonation. Literally all I had to do was stretch the strings and tune up and it was ready to rock. Here are a couple more nuggets before I sign off to play it more. The frets on this one are nailed. Smooth and polished. The quilt top is unbelievably gorgeous (just look at the pics). The weight is about right for a LP. Chunky and not too light like a super shredder. I love that. The pickups are exactly what I need in my collection. They will do just about anything but super clean chimey ambient tones but who cares, I have other guitars for that. All of the switches and pots feel excellent so I am feeling like I will not have to change one thing on this guitar making it a steal at this price. If I had to nitpick one thing, I would like to see Gibson "allow" Epiphone to use the same exact head-stock shape that the Gibsons use. Fender does it with Squiers so what's up with that Gibson??? While the new "inspired by" Gibson head-stock is WAY better than the older ones, it is still a shame they are so hard headed and that is yet another reason why I chose to get an Epiphone. Again, that is being extremely nitpicky. In conclusion, the newer mid to upper end Epiphone guitars are worthy of checking out by any level of player. Do yourself a favor and at least pick one up if you get the chance. Now excuse me while I go blow my windows out.
Most Liked Negative Review
Nice guitar.
Guitar was a quality instrument. I ordered it online. Within an hour I was notified I could pick it up. When I went to get it, I was just handed a guitar, no box, paperwork, or any information. Got it home and checked it out closely. Fretboard with filthy, too dirty. Scratches on the pickguard plastic film, which shows me it had probably been played some. I am now under the impression I was given an open box guitar that had been out on the floor and played. I like the guitar, but not the idea that I had spent the money for a new guitar, and was given one that had been used as a demo in the store.
- Jamming43
- Practicing41
- Recording25
- Small Venues17
- Rock Concerts13
- Fret Buzz3
- Craftsmanship2
- Flat Sound1
- None so far.1
- Blue color not true to the ad1
- Experienced30
- Novice21
- Professional Musician3
- Child1
- Fun To Play51
- Good Tone50
- Good Feel48
- Solid Electronics42
- Good Pick Up41
Reviewed by 60 customers
I love my Les Paul Standard 60's Quilt Top!
submitted5 days ago
byEddie
fromDowney, C
For years I wanted to pick up one of these an due to an amazing sale at Guitar Center, I finally got my Les Paul Standard 60's Quilt Top. This is an amazing guitar and for me it was a fantastic upgrade from my 2002 Les Paul Special II, which I have played forever. That guitar served me well throughout the years but my new LP is just amazing to play. It also feels easier on my fingers than my old Special 2 and I love how it stays in tune. These are very well built guitars and I am so happy with mine. If you're into Les Paul's pick this up, you won't be disappointed!
Gibson les paul
submitteda month ago
bySteve
fromBrandenburg, Ky.
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Love the feel and look of the guitar.
Beautiful player
submitted2 months ago
byWilliam
fromLisbon ohio
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Fit and finish on the guitar are spot on. Set up was well done. Sounds amazing. With what I got compared to what I paid you would think I spent 1k or more. Super happy. Playability and sound are everything. This guitar is just that. Everything done well.
Love the guitar
submitted2 months ago
byDavid
fromMidland Tx
I love this guitar but two things you need to know about it number one it's HEAVY and number two it's teal it's not blue it sounds incredible but those are the only two things i can say about it
It's not blue it's more teal
submitted3 months ago
byTrev
fromDetroit,Mi
It sounds good The rhythm and treble switch works Perfect it's a bit heavier, my only con for it is the color. The website shows that is blue. It is not that blue it's more green. It's literally teal.
Color not as advertised.
submitted5 months ago
byKevin
fromPittsburgh, PA
This is a really nice guitar that plays beautifully but the color doesn't match the advertised picture. Definitely leans more toward teal green and not blue. I don't know if this just happened on this particular guitar or not.
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitted6 months ago
asked byjoe
fromsummerville
does it come with a case most guitars say case sold sepret
Unfortunately, no.submitteda year ago
asked byDan
fromLargo Fl
Left handed model???
Unfortunately, no.submitted2 years ago
asked bymike
frombartstow ca
does it have cts pots?
Yes, The Epiphone Les Paul Standard '60s Quilt Top Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Faded Cherry Sunburst does have CTS potssubmitted2 years ago
asked bydanimal
fromcapron il
just wondering what size strings come on this guitar,,, 8-38, 9-45??
.010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046submitted2 years ago
asked byBob
fromNew Castle pa
Country of origin
Made in Chinasubmitted3 years ago
asked byNate
fromRuston, LA
What small amp would you recommend to pair with this guitar
GAMMA G25 25W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amplifiersubmitted4 years ago
asked byOz'
fromTyler TX
I need the right hard case! Which one you recommend?
The Gator Flight Pro V2 TSA Series ATA Molded Gibson Les Paul Guitar Case would work well and be a good choice.submitted4 years ago
asked byJacob
fromCedar Falls, Iowa
Is this a good guitar if I were to play it for worship team at my church?
Sure, this is a very versatile model so it will work with a lot of different applications.submitted4 years ago
asked byDrew
fromIndianapolis
Is this model a GC/MF exclusive?
Yes it is









































