Epiphone Prophecy Les Paul Electric Guitar - Crimson Fog Satin

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Uncompromising Speed - The Epiphone Prophecy Les Paul Electric Guitar in Crimson Fog Satin The Epiphone Prophecy series has been extensively reworked for players who expect uncompromising speed, precision, and tonal command. Rather than a simple update, it represents a complete ground-up redesign. Developed for today’s dedicated musicians, the refreshed Prophecy lineup merges Epiphone’s iconic heritage with progressive, performance-focused innovation, resulting in finely tuned instruments that are assertive, responsive, and purpose-built for modern playing styles. Bold in both sound and appearance, Prophecy series models stand at the forefront of Epiphone’s lineup. They deliver elevated craftsmanship, expanded tonal versatility, and performance-driven specifications tailored to the needs of today’s most demanding genres. The new Prophecy Les Paul is a defining example of this approach. It features a satin-finished mahogany body with Ultra Modern weight relief, topped with a maple cap and a highly figured flamed maple veneer. A Modern Contoured Heel enhances upper-fret access, while a rear belly carve increases playing comfort, blending traditional Les Paul styling with contemporary ergonomics. The satin-finished, thermally aged one-piece maple neck is reinforced with graphite rods for improved strength and long-term stability. Its streamlined Hyperglide profile supports fast, fluid playability, and the extended 25.5” scale length provides added string tension and clarity, making it ideal for modern tunings and drop-tuned performance. The bound ebony fretboard features a 10”-14” compound radius and 24 stainless steel frets, creating a smooth, durable, and highly precise playing surface. Black mother-of-pearl block inlays enhance its clean, modern look, while the multi-ply-bound headstock, detailed with the Epiphone logo and Custom split diamond inlay, reinforces its premium aesthetic. Black hardware underscores the guitar’s contemporary, performance-oriented des