[SN 003309] USED Epiphone / LPC-80 Ebony [11]

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This is a Les Paul Custom style guitar manufactured during the Epiphone Japan period. The back of the head is marked "Made in Japan," and the high precision and stability of the Japanese-made construction make this a very attractive instrument. Mahogany body and maple top construction with a set neck and 24.75" scale are the standard Les Paul specs. The exterior is Ebony color with multi-binding and gold parts, giving it a high-class look that is typical of Custom. The truss rod cover is equipped with a two-point fastening type with Gibson's engraving, a detail typical of the high-end specifications for the Japanese market at that time. The fat and persistent sound can be used for a wide range of music from rock to blues. There are some metal parts with peeling of plating. Binding is burnt. There is a paint crack near the neck joint. The endpin is slightly sunken, and there are paint chips around it that seem to be caused by the sinking. There are other scratches, dings, and metal rust throughout, and the guitar shows signs of use. The neck has a slight forward warp on the 6th string side and a reverse warp on the 1st string side, and is twisted. The frets have been fretted and are in good playing condition. Item Rank: B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problems in normal use. Serial number: 003309 Country of manufacture: Japan Case: Hard Case Weight: 4.38 kg Truss Rod: No problem, rod is fine, checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right Fretboard Height: No problem, fretboard is high enough. String Height: Bass string side: 2.0mm above 12th fret String height on treble string side: 1.5mm above 12th fret Nut width: 43.3mm Neck thickness near 1st fret: 20.9mm Neck thickness near 12th fret: 23.9mm SCALE: 628mm (24.75") RADIUS: 305mm (12") Strings in setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set Repair and maintenance parts: Cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment, matching, electrical repair * Please note that this is