[SN 25021528409] USED Epiphone / Inspired by Gibson Custom Tak Matsumoto 1955 Les Paul Standard Antique Gold [20]

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The Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom Tak Matsumoto 1955 Les Paul Standard is a signature model based on a 1955 Les Paul Goldtop. This authentic model recreates the golden-era Les Paul with modern-day quality; its mahogany body and maple top construction, featuring a long tenon joint, delivers a rich tone and excellent sustain. Equipped with authentic features such as Gibson Burstbucker PRO pickups, CTS pots, and ’50s-style wiring, it delivers a wide range of tones, from a thick, rich sound to clear, cutting lead tones. The direct resonance produced by the wrap-around bridge is another appealing feature. Boasting a high level of craftsmanship in both appearance and sound, this is a superb instrument that combines practicality with collectible value. While the parts show slight discoloration, the guitar is in good condition overall, with only minor scratches and small dents. Condition Grade: A: Excellent Condition Serial Number: 25021528409 Year of Manufacture: 2025 Country of Manufacture: China Case: Genuine hard case Accessories: Locking pin (strap side) Weight: 3.81 kg Truss Rod: No issues; rod movement tested up to 60 degrees in both directions with no problems Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret String action (treble side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret Nut width: 43.3 mm Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 22.8 mm Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 25.8 mm Scale: 628 mm (24.75") RADIUS: 305 mm (12") Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL110 / .010-.046 set Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, action adjustment * As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance. * Any specifications listed regarding the truss rod, remaining fret life, or string action were measured by our staff