Epiphone Prophecy Les Paul Baritone Electric Guitar - Obsidian Storm Satin

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Commanding Tone - The Epiphone Prophecy Les Paul Baritone Electric Guitar in Obsidian Storm Satin The Epiphone Prophecy series has been thoroughly reinvented for players who prioritize speed, accuracy, and commanding tone. This is not merely a refinement, but a complete ground-up reconceptualization. Designed around the expectations of today’s dedicated musicians, the updated Prophecy lineup merges classic Epiphone heritage with progressive performance-driven innovation, resulting in instruments that are assertive, refined, and purpose-built for modern artistry. Bold in both voice and appearance, Prophecy models stand at the leading edge of Epiphone’s lineup, delivering high-level craftsmanship, expanded tonal control, and performance-focused specifications suited to contemporary playing styles. A standout expression of this design philosophy is the Prophecy Les Paul Baritone. It features a satin-finished, Ultra Modern weight-relieved mahogany body, topped with maple and a highly figured flamed maple veneer. The Modern Contoured Heel enhances upper-register reach while preserving the familiar silhouette, and a rear belly carve adds an extra layer of playing comfort. Its satin-finished, thermally aged one-piece maple neck is strengthened with graphite rods for increased stability and durability over time. The fast and comfortable Hyperglide B profile promotes effortless playability, while the extended 27” scale length, paired with .012”-.060” strings, is optimized for baritone tunings such as B to B. This configuration expands the instrument’s range between standard guitar and bass, maintaining familiar chord voicings while offering improved string tension, clarity, and low-end definition. The bound ebony fretboard, with its 10”-14” compound radius and 24 stainless steel frets, delivers a smooth, precise, and highly durable playing surface. Black mother-of-pearl block inlays contribute to its sharp, modern aesthetic, while the multi-ply-bound headstock, featuring