Epiphone EL59ADCNH Limited Edition 1959 Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar with Hardshell Case-Aged Dark Cherry

In collaboration with the Gibson™ Custom Shop, this limited - edition 1959 Les Paul™ Standard by Epiphone is a remarkable re - creation of a rare vintage classic. It features a mahogany body topped with a maple cap and an AAA figured maple veneer. The comfortable 1959 hand - rolled neck with a long neck tenon gives you a great playing feel. The aged finish adds a touch of nostalgia. It comes with Gibson USA BurstBucker™ 2 & 3 humbucking pickups for rich tones, a Switchcraft® selector switch and output jack, CTS® pots, 50s era wiring, and Mallory™ capacitors. The non - beveled pickguard and new Epiphone Deluxe vintage tuners enhance its vintage charm. It also includes an Epiphone Limited Edition metal medallion toggle switchplate and a vintage - style brown hard case. Details: • Body: Mahogany • Top: Carved Hard Maple Cap with AAA Figured Maple Veneer • Binding: Cream • Neck: Mahogany • Neck Profile: '59 Rounded 'C' • Nut width: 1.693' / 43mm • Fingerboard: Rosewood • Scale length: 24.764' / 629mm • Number of frets: 22 • Nut: Graph Tech® NuBone® • Inlay: Trapezoid • Bridge: Epiphone LockTone™ ABR - 1 • Tailpiece: Epiphone LockTone™ Stop Bar • Knobs: Gold Top Hat with dial pointers • Tuners: Epiphone Deluxe with Vintage Tulip Keys • Plating: Nickel • Neck pickup: Gibson BurstBucker™ 2 • Bridge pickup: Gibson BurstBucker™ 3 • Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, CTS® pots, Mallory capacitors, 50s era wiring • Included Case: Vintage - style Hardshell

Using your Epiphone EL59ADCNH Limited Edition 1959 Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, tune it up using the Epiphone Deluxe vintage tuners with the vintage tulip keys. You can adjust the volume and tone using the two volume and two tone controls. The Switchcraft® selector switch allows you to choose between the Gibson BurstBucker™ 2 neck pickup and the Gibson BurstBucker™ 3 bridge pickup for different sounds. When it comes to maintenance, keep the guitar in its vintage - style hardshell case when not in use to protect it from dust, scratches, and humidity. Clean the body and neck regularly with a soft, dry cloth. You can also use a specialized guitar polish on the body to keep it looking great. Check the strings often and replace them when they start to sound dull or show signs of wear. And don't forget to keep the guitar in a stable environment to prevent any warping or damage to the wood. Enjoy playing your beautiful guitar!