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Collections > Custom Liquid --> Explore Les Paul Models & Related Brands: All Epiphone Guitars Epiphone SG Gibson USA Les Paul Epiphone Archtops & Casino Beginner Guitars Used & Second-Hand Les Paul Hard Cases Electric Strings Epiphone Les Paul Buyer’s Guide: Standard ’50s vs. ’60s vs. Custom vs. Studio With authentic Kalamazoo headstock profiles, all-solid tonewoods, and premium electronic components, Epiphone's Inspired by Gibson Les Paul lineup offers professional single-cut versatility. Here is how the flagship models compare: 1. Les Paul Standard ’50s vs. ’60s Standard ’50s: Solid mahogany body with carved hard maple cap and AAA flame veneer, chunky rounded ’50s vintage neck profile, ProBucker 1 & 2 pickups with 50s-style wiring, and CTS potentiometers delivering thick vintage PAF warmth. Standard ’60s: SlimTaper ’60s "C" neck profile for faster lead traversal, Grover Rotomatic tuners, and ProBucker 2 & 3 pickups voiced with hotter, brighter bridge bite. 2. Les Paul Custom & Prophecy Les Paul Custom ("Tuxedo"): Solid mahogany construction with custom multi-ply binding, ebony fingerboard, block pearloid inlays, gold hardware, and ProBucker humbuckers. Prophecy Series: High-performance modern build featuring Fishman Fluence multi-voice active pickups (vintage PAF, modern active, and single-coil voices), 24 jumbo frets, and contoured neck heel. 3. Les Paul Special & Studio Les Paul Special: Solid slab mahogany body loaded with twin soapbar P-90 PRO pickups, wraparound bridge, and 50s wiring for raw, touch-sensitive garage rock and blues punch. Les Paul Studio: Lightweight mahogany body, SlimTaper neck, open-coil Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers with push-pull coil-tapping for sparkling single-coil tones. The Music Street Setup Promise Because set-neck single-cuts require precise action and intonation, our Huntingdon workshop performs on every Epiphone Les Paul: Truss rod adjusted for optimal neck relief and comfortable string tension Graph