Epiphone Les Paul Junior - Tobacco Burst

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Mahogany Body, Mahogany Neck, Indian Laurel Fretboard, and 1 Single-coil Pickup - Tobacco Burst [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t61TBcYh6UQ[/video] The Epiphone Les Paul Junior solidbody electric guitar packs everything you need to rock, with nothing else to get in your way. When you're more focused on your music than your gear, a single pickup is all you need. And when that pickup is the P-90 Pro single-coil pickup, your amplifier is in for a treat. With just volume and tone controls you can make the Les Paul Junior sing, bark, and scream at your whim. At one end you have a premium Graph Tech nut to enhance your tone and tuning stability. At the other end, you've got premium CTS electronics to maintain your sonic integrity. Spend some time getting to know the Epiphone Les Paul Junior, and we're sure you'll be impressed. Iconic tone from a single P-90 Pro pickup The P-90 Pro single-coil pickup in the Epiphone Les Paul Junior is designed with many of the features of the original P-90 pickups created by Seth Lover in the '50s. It's a sensitive pickup that responds amazingly well to the nuances of your picking. Dig in and it starts to growl with a vocal-like quality. Played cleanly, the sound is rich and sparkling. If you love the articulation of single-coil pickups, but want a bit more girth to your tone, the P-90 Pro pickup is the perfect choice. Iconic Les Paul heritage Since its release in the early 1950s, the Les Paul has been one of the most popular solidbody electric guitars in the world. It's used in genres ranging from country to metal and can be found in the hands of players as diverse as Zakk Wylde, Neil Young, and the man whose name adorns the headstock. These beauties are capable of sounds that are rich, warm, and clear, while they can get aggressive, cutting, and mean with little effort. Just about every guitarist at Music Experience has a Les Paul in their collection — and for good r