Epiphone deals
Epiphone is Gibson's import brand, known for affordable versions of classic Gibson shapes like the Les Paul, ES-335 and Firebird. This page tracks 15 Epiphone models, including the Kirk Hammett Greeny 1959 Les Paul Standard, the Dave Grohl DG-335 and the Les Paul Standard '60s. No deals are live right now, so compare each model's price history before buying.
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Epiphone products: prices and price history
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- When does Epiphone go on sale?
- Epiphone discounts cluster around major retail events: Black Friday, holiday sales and end-of-summer clearance at large chains. Deals also appear when a model is discontinued or replaced, such as older Les Paul Standard runs. Check the price history on each model page to see how often it has dropped.
- Where is Epiphone cheapest?
- Large online retailers and big-box music stores usually undercut small shops on new Epiphone guitars, and used listings run lower still. Limited runs like the Greeny or DG-335 hold closer to list price. Compare the same model across stores here before buying.
- What are Epiphone's best-known guitars?
- The Les Paul Standard and Les Paul Custom are the core models, with the ES-335 and Firebird covering semi-hollow and offset shapes. Signature runs like the Kirk Hammett Greeny and Dave Grohl DG-335 are collector-oriented. The Les Paul Special-II E1 is the usual entry-level pick.
- What is Epiphone's return policy?
- Returns are handled by the store you buy from, not by Epiphone, so terms vary by retailer. Most major US retailers allow returns within 30 to 45 days on new guitars in original condition. Confirm the window and any restocking fee before ordering.
- Are Epiphone guitars good value?
- They share Gibson shapes and electronics layouts at a fraction of the price, which makes them a common first serious electric. Fit and finish and stock pickups fall short of Gibson USA models. At the Les Paul 100 and Special-II level, expect a basic setup out of the box.
