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[Paruwi]

Sadly, I do not know the specs in detail, which is also the reason why I joined this nice community! (Serial No is S01064714)

here are the specs:

http://epiphonewiki.org/index/Les_Paul_Classic.php#Les_Paul_Classic_Birdseye

and

Welcome here @ €piTalk

 

[BGood]

All metric rings are 84mm, only USA are 80mm.

 

[cirex]

Thank you for your answers!

 

[BGood]

I also thought about black rings first but I expect it will be too much black.

 

[monoKrome]

These are my current Epi's.
I've owned a few others over the years; a Dot Cherry, LP Custom in black, an acoustic, an Epi mandolin...
Hard to find a bad one. I've rescued a couple from neglectful owners, and without a lot of work had them like new again. The build quality is generally excellent, and with some minor upgrades they can be very gig worthy. My '59 LP IBG is an absolute beast... I'd put it up against any Gibson.

 

[syco]

These are my current Epi's.
I've owned a few others over the years; a Dot Cherry, LP Custom in black, an acoustic, an Epi mandolin...
Hard to find a bad one. I've rescued a couple from neglectful owners, and without a lot of work had them like new again. The build quality is generally excellent, and with some minor upgrades they can be very gig worthy. My '59 LP IBG is an absolute beast... I'd put it up against any Gibson.

Nice looking group ! Welcome !!

 

[cirex]

These are my current Epi's.
I've owned a few others over the years; a Dot Cherry, LP Custom in black, an acoustic, an Epi mandolin...
Hard to find a bad one. I've rescued a couple from neglectful owners, and without a lot of work had them like new again. The build quality is generally excellent, and with some minor upgrades they can be very gig worthy. My '59 LP IBG is an absolute beast... I'd put it up against any Gibson.

Very nice!

 

[cirex]

I changed PU frame meanwhile. I ordered polished chrome and black.
Polished chrome looked really outstanding, sadly they did not fit and I do not find any with right hole distance.
Anyway, black one look also very good, much better than the origin, for me.

 

[syco]

 

[syco]

 

[syco]

 

[syco]

 

[syco]

 

[syco]

 

[cirex]

The blue one looks very nice

 

[shanstu]

You all got some nice guitars. I'm totally new to this but 1st guitar June 2nd in July. Once that bug gets u all I want to do is go get another guitar. But something different. How does this happen I can't even play that well only been couple months . But it is a blast.

 

[cirex]

I had just one guitar for more than 20 years... and last year I bought another, ST style. That's enough for me... with both guitars I can play the music I want to play.
For a beginner, it doesn't matter which guitar you have as long as it's playable. Focus on practicing.

 

[Maguchi]

Epiphone USA Casino

 

[WienerDog]

New member here! My Epi Les Pauls:

Early 2000s Standard (“Ace ‘75”)
1989 Standard
Traditional Pro III (Tom Scholz look)
Ace Frehley Budokan (#31 of 1000)
Special w/ P90 pups
Not pictured: Tommy Thayer Electric Blue

 

[BGood]

New member here! My Epi Les Pauls:

Early 2000s Standard (“Ace ‘75”)
1989 Standard
Traditional Pro III (Tom Scholz look)
Ace Frehley Budokan (#31 of 1000)
Special w/ P90 pups
Not pictured: Tommy Thayer Electric Blue

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Bienvenue !

Nice stable you got there, pretty eclectic. That '89 top looks great. The Trad Pro III, does it have a beefy neck ? Nice find with the Budokan.

About the Special, what year is it, mid 90's ? I had a '95 DC. I liked it but wasn't on top of things to fully appreciate what I had. Have you had a chance to compare it to the recent IBG one ?