Epiphone Les Paul 100
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| Epiphone LP-100 | |
|---|---|
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| Manufacturer | Epiphone |
| Period | 1993-Current |
| Construction | |
| Body type | Solid |
| Neck joint | Bolt On |
| Scale | 24.75" |
| Woods | |
| Body | Mahogany Body/ Maple Veneer Top |
| Neck | Mahogany |
| Fretboard | Rosewood with Dot markers |
| Hardware | |
| Bridge | Stopbar |
| Pickup(s) | 700T, 650R, Both Ceramic Magnet |
| Colors available | |
| Ebony, Heritage Cherry Sunburst, Vintage Sunburst[1] | |
The Epiphone Les Paul 100 (LP-100) is a solid body electric guitar first produced in 1993[2] and is based on the Gibson Les Paul. This budget priced, Gibson-authorized version of the Les Paul model, originally introduced with a carved maple top by Jim "Epi" Rosenberg at NAMM 1993, is made as a guitar with beginner and value minded consumers in mind.[2] The Les Paul 100 is outwardly very similar to the original Les Pauls. It has a traditionally shaped, single cut mahogany body, thinner than most Les Paul models, with two tone controls, two volume controls and the three position Rhythm/Treble switch. It also sports a stopbar tailpiece and Tune-o-matic bridge, like the higher end models.[1]
The main difference with the Les Pauls is the guitar's mahogany bolt-on neck, as opposed to the set-in neck normally found on Les Pauls and other Gibson guitars. The fingerboard also sports dot inlays instead of the Les Paul's Trapezoid inlays.[1]
The LP-100 currently comes with open coil 700T & 650R Ceramic humbucker pickups.[1]
There have been several variations of the LP-100 model, Including the LP-100 Studio, Standard (Japan), Studio-Standard (flame-top) and Deluxe (gold hardware).
Les Paul 300
Also in this range of instruments was the LP-300.[3] The LP-300 and LP-300 Standard ran alongside of the LP-100 and began production at the same time. The LP-300 was a slightly upscale version of the LP-100. The main differences between the LP-100 and LP-300 were the body woods and fingerboard inlays. The LP-300 had a laminated maple body and block inlays.[3] The LP-300 Standard also had a laminated maple body, but trapezoid inlays. The LP-300 was produced from 1989-1992 and was available in a Starter Pack.[3] The Standard version was produced from 1991-1997.
References
Epiphone Technical Support, used as reference.
External links
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