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The Les Paul Special-I is Epiphone's entry-level take on the Les Paul shape, built with a basswood body, a bolt-on mahogany neck and a pair of open-coil 700T/650R humbuckers. It keeps the essentials: two humbuckers, master volume and tone with 500K pots, a 3-way toggle and a wraparound bridge-stopbar. It suits beginners who want real humbucker tone and gigging players who want a cheap backup. Against pricier Les Pauls it drops the carved maple top, set neck and coil splitting, but the pickup voicing and playability are the reason it sells so well.
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Owners treat the Special-I as a strong first guitar and a cheap backup, praising the humbucker tone and light body. Many note it needs a setup and that the hardware is basic, but most consider it a solid platform for the money.
This is a limited-edition version of Epiphone's best-selling Les Paul Special-I electric guitar, offered with "worn" finishes. It is aimed at beginners starting out on real tone and feel, and working players also use it as a workhorse.
The body is basswood with a bolt-on mahogany neck. The neck has a "1960s" slim-taper D-shaped profile and a 21-fret fingerboard with dot inlays.
Two open-coil Epiphone humbuckers, a 700T and a 650R, voice the guitar. It also has an exclusive non-rotating output jack. The hardware is nickel, including an intonated one-piece wraparound bridge/stopbar.
