Epiphone Jared James Nichols Blues Power Les Paul Custom - Aged Pelham Blue

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Mahogany Body, Mahogany Neck, Ebony Fingerboard, and 1 Single-coil Pickup - Aged Pelham Blue [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKG6dYtqKl0[/video] What do you get when you combine soulful blues with the raw edge of rock guitar histrionics? In the words of 6-string firebrand Jared James Nichols: “Blues Power,” his self-described moniker for his idiosyncratic brand of searing blues-meets-hard-rock ferocity. The aptly titled Epiphone Jared James Nichols “Blues Power” Les Paul Custom is a tribute to that very sound, adding a whole new spin to its namesake's “Gold Glory” signature Epiphone. This guitar’s distinctive combination of an all-mahogany body, elegant Les Paul Custom cosmetics, and a Les Paul Junior-style single-pickup, 1-piece bridge configuration mirrors “Gold Glory” model, with two dramatic differences: an Aged Pelham Blue finish and Jared’s signature Seymour Duncan JJN P-90 Silencer pickup. The result is an instrument that hits every bit as hard as Jared’s iconic Les Pauls, but with a crystal-clear, hum-free operation that allows for dirt-drenched leads and roaring tube saturation without a hint of hum. An assist from Joe Perry As the guitar world took note of Jared James Nichols’s rise to prominence, he was approached by Epiphone for signature model ideas. Jared’s resulting design proved to be an easy choice. Ever since he borrowed a ’50s Les Paul Custom with a single pickup from Aerosmith’s Joe Perry, Jared knew he had to have one. His dreams were realized with the signature Jared James Nichols “Gold Glory” Les Paul Custom, and now the Jared James Nichols “Blues Power” Les Paul Custom model takes that same formula to a new level with a sparkling Aged Pelham Blue finish and noiseless JJN P-90 Silencer pickup. P-90 punch without a hint of hum Jared James Nichols’s sound is well-steeped in the blues tradition, but his hard-edged tone often ventures into serious high-gain territory — a chall