Epiphone Les Paul Junior - Tobacco burst

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Incredible Tone. Available to Everyone Simple doesn't have to mean boring. The Epiphone Les Paul Junior is the guitar that shaped a generation. Originally built to give students and workers the key to creativity, the Junior has since taken on a new cult following. From rock to surf, blues to indie, this is an axe that has gained respect. And it's easy to see why. The Les Paul Junior gets its signature tone from a single Dogear P90 pickup. Discover a full range of timbres that go from clean and crisp to crunchy and chaotic. All with pick attack alone. This is simplicity redefined. Stomping lows. Glassy highs. And everything in between. The Junior's secret weapon is its versatility. Though it may look modest, the P90 bridge pickup offers the same high output bite you love about humbuckers, but with added sparkle and chime. There's a reason why this design has stood the test of time. A Guitar that Shaped a Generation Few guitars are as iconic as the Les Paul Junior. With its single cutaway design and perfectly sculpted curves, it's easy to see why it took the 50s by storm. Now, it's been reinvented to usher in a new music revolution. Crafted from solid mahogany, this is a body that sings with sweet sustain. The P90 pickup is mounted directly onto the tonewood, resonating with natural charisma. The results are obvious. Warm, textured tone that's as recognisable as it is unique. And with added weight relief, you'll be playing for hours without fatigue. If there's one thing the Junior is known for, it’s its easy playability. Whether you're a seasoned slayer or a laid-back rhythm player, finger positioning is simple on a Laurel fretboard that's been sculpted with an authentic Vintage 50s profile. With comfort in your hands, you have unlimited access to reach stratospheric lead lines and striking chord progressions. This is about to change everything you thought about shredding. Bridge the Gap Between Practicality and Perfection The future of electric guitar. Epiph