Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1960 Les Paul Special Double Cut Reissue Oxblood w/Gibson Custom Underwound P-90 Soapbars

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There’s a particular kind of electricity that lives in the 1960 Les Paul Special—a guitar that arrived at the edge of a new decade and somehow sounded like it already knew what was coming. Born from Gibson’s late-’50s evolution of the Junior and Special, the double-cutaway design unlocked a new kind of access and attitude, but it was the 1960 refinement—the slimmer neck profile, the more balanced pickup placement, the stripped-down honesty—that turned it into something players never stopped chasing. The Epiphone Inspired by Gibson 1960 Les Paul Special Double Cut channels the spirit of a working musician’s instrument, built for stages, basements, and everything in between. At its core are a pair of raw, vocal, and slightly underwound P-90 pickups. The volume controls give you direct command over how hard you’re pushing the amp, allowing you to dial things back for a cleaner, more controlled tone or open everything up for the full, unrestrained character of a classic P-90. From clean, articulate tones to a gritty, driven breakup, the 1960 Les Paul Special is defined by its midrange focus and natural harmonic complexity. It responds quickly to touch and gain, offering a straightforward, expressive voice that sits right at the edge of saturation when pushed. The slim taper neck profile keeps things fast and unencumbered, echoing the same design philosophy that made the original 1960 models feel like a quiet revolution in the hands of players who needed speed without sacrificing soul. Combined with the double-cutaway design, upper fret access feels effortless—like the guitar is getting out of its own way so you can stay in the moment longer. What you get is the essence of the 1960 Les Paul Special distilled: two pickups, one slab of mahogany attitude, and a direct line to one of the most influential electric guitar designs ever made. Plug it in, turn it up, and it doesn’t just recall history—it feels like it never left.Epiphone IGC 1960 Les Paul Special Double Cut (CME