Epiphone Les Paul Custom P-90 Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Ebony

I picked this up at my local guitar center. Binding, fit finish perfect. adjusted the pickups a bit and the action is a skosh high but not worth messing with. Pickups are broad in spectrum and as advertised will be a bit on the high end. One of the only guitars where the tone controls matter. does have a little bite on the fret edges, easily addressed. intonation spot on. tuners? eh.. kluxon type, not bad. The neck is what freaks me out. I have broad hands and not long fingers. this neck is the biggest Ive ever played on any guitar. I like it. Gives your thumb something to push against for bends and whatnot. There is a learning curve (which I like). Its also very good looking for a finger print covered black guitar ;) Recommend a Van's inspired neck strap, black and white checkers. The standard les paul case is too small for this beast by the way. be sure to try a case out before you buy.

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I own many Gibson LP's and quite frankly have been a total snob towards Epi's until recently. I started giving them a shot after the Ghosthorse i got was so incredible. My main go to was a 2017 Gibson Standard and after receiving this Black Beauty i cant put it down. The neck feels unbelievable to me especially after i knocked the gloss down with 600 grit sandpaper. The P-90's are definitely a bit on the noisy side when running thru my Marshall but nothing a noise gate cant handle. the tone is amazing.

Picked this one up during the last sale. I've had a blast playing it. I've had a Gibson Historic 54 and it was a superior guitar build wise. But that thing was nearly 11 pounds and I eventually sold it. Is the Epi built as well as the Gibson? No, of course not but the value proposition is miles ahead with the Epi. This one plays great after a setup and intonation. Already added a Bigsby with Vibramate plate!

I've had this Epiphone Les Paul Custom P-90 guitar for almost a year now and absolutely love it. It has become my go to guitar. I also have the Epiphone Les Paul Special with P-90's and it has a very thick neck on it. The Custom has a lot better feeling neck that fits my hand perfectly. Yes I've had and have Gibson Les Paul's and SG's and this is almost right there with them in quality build, playability and sound. Only thing is frets weren't polished so a little scratchy. Just used a little soft grade steel wool to smooth them out. Also needed trusrod adjustment to get the back bow out of it. Action and intonation were spot on perfect after the trusrod adjustment. I've been playing guitar for 40 plus years so was very happy with this guitar after a few minor adjustments.

I saw this guitar pop up at GC on sale and have been looking for a black Custom. The P90s were not what I thought I wanted until i played them. Yeah they are single coil and can get noisy but that's how it goes with most P90s. When played clean they also sound great. Happy!