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The Epiphone Les Paul Modern is a single-cut electric guitar that keeps the Les Paul look but adds weight relief, a SlimTaper neck with an asymmetrical profile, and a contoured heel for easier reach up the fretboard. Its ProBucker humbuckers run through push-pull pots for coil splits and phase switching, plus a treble bleed circuit, so it covers humbucker and single-coil tones in one instrument. The ebony fretboard, Graph Tech nut and Grover locking tuners are upgrades over the standard Les Paul Studio and Classic lines. It suits players who want Les Paul tone and looks with more upper-fret access and switching options than a traditional Epiphone Les Paul, though it is still a full-size, heavy guitar compared with lighter modern designs.
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Owners generally rate the Les Paul Modern as a strong value in the Epiphone line, praising the lighter body, comfortable neck and useful coil-split tones. Some find the split sounds less convincing than dedicated single-coils and note the guitar is still heavy on a long strap.
The Epiphone Les Paul Modern is an electric guitar from the Inspired by Gibson line. It has a lighter-weight body and a SlimTaper neck with an asymmetrical profile. The neck/body joint uses a Modern contoured heel, which gives easier access to the highest frets and adds sustain and stability.
It has an ebony fretboard, Grover Rotomatic locking tuners, a Graph Tech nut, clear Top Hat knobs and ProBucker pickups.
The control assembly has a treble bleed circuit that keeps the highs clear when the volume is turned down. Three push-pull pots switch between humbucker and single-coil sounds, and phase switching adds more tonal variety.