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Quick id of this epiphone les paul please...
I have a line on this for two bones and headstock is not very clear.
I think it's standard plus top but wanted to confirm. Can't make out what it says on the truss rod cover. Serial starts with DW040200## so I assume it's 2004 model. thanks
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Sometimes I wonder if some sellers are really trying to sell their guitars. What a terrible pic. Ask the seller for better pics of the headstock and the back since you want to be sure it’s a set neck LP.
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I got it for whatever it's worth.
Here's a pic of headstock.
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It clearly says Gibson on the truss rod cover. I see 4 pots which is good, cheap Epiphones usually have just two. Can’t tell if the top is carved. Is the neck bolt-on or set neck? If set neck then that’s a decent deal at $200. If bolt-on, then $200 is about what they go for brand new. |
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I don't recall any model. Les paul 100 has dots on the fretboard. The cheapest 4 pot lp with matching inlay I see is Studio model that is $400 new, on sale at $300 sometimes. Haven't tested it yet so not sure if it even works. I drove 2 and half hours in rush hour traffic so it better work. Here's a pic of the back. Looks like it is set model from the pic, no? BTW, it came with strap, a small Johnson amp, stand, korg tuner and cable.
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Hard to tell they’re abalone from the pic, but I did pass on the fact they’re trapezoid style which is a feature of their $500+ LP’s. $200 with the goodies is a good deal.
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Just tested and it works. One pot is scratchy so needs a shot of deOxit. Those were seller's pictures. Here are mine: Still not sure what exact model is but from my research, it looks like a Standard Plus Top Pro.
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Ah much better pics. Congrats on your NGD! A scratchy pot is a $10 fix and a few minutes with a soldering gun at worst.
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Congrats! I don't know if it's a Plus model or not but that's a nice flame top.
Regarding the serial #, I found an Epiphone serial number site and "DW" means it was made in DaeWon, China. I think you're correct about the "04" meaning 2004. Send Epiphone (or Gibson) an email and ask them the model/specs. I did a few years ago for my Epi Slash and they responded. Just make sure to include pics. |
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Thanks.
Pro model supposed to have coil tapping. This one doesn't so I guess it's standard with alnico pickups instead of probuckers. I'll email Epiphone.
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Let us know what you hear.
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Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plustop model in Heritage Cherry Sunburst
After I did more research, I was pretty confident it's Standard PlusTop model and Gibson confirmed it.
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