Epiphone Les Paul Studio LT (Ebony) - Single Cut Electric Guitar

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What’s more important, in my opinion, is that regardless of the wood material, the guitar has to feel nice and smooth when you are playing it. The solid, all-mahogany construction feels very durable as well. It is very easy to see why some players might consider Epiphone guitars second-rate but I find that these offer excellent value for the price. I have never had any issues with an Epiphone, so I’ve got nothing to complain about. Review of Epiphone Les Paul Studio LT I like trapezoid inlays too, and part of the reason why I love Ibanez and Schecter Omen guitars so much is that they’ve got cool inlays.

The solid body on the Les Paul Studio LT is made out of mahogany wood which is an excellent choice for the body material. Inspired by the aesthetic of premium guitars, the Les Paul Studio LT features a sleek and elegant body. If you’re a beginning or intermediate guitarist, you can’t go wrong with this instrument. It will make it much less hard to learn the guitar. In fact, we’re pretty certain that this guitar could serve you well even in the later stages of your musical career. The advantages of the Les Paul body shape compared to other guitar body shapes are its versatility and unique tone. The solid mahogany body provides a rich, warm sound, while the carved top adds depth and resonance. Does the Epiphone Les Paul Studio LT Come With a Case or Gig Bag?

Affordable Price – The Les Paul Studio LT falls into the budget instrument category, offering features that are typically found in higher-priced guitars. To the right, you can find two volume knobs for controlling the volume output and two-tone controls that let you shape the tone. If you are new to the tonewood used on guitars, manufacturers don’t usually use rosewood on budget guitars. That’s because it is quite expensive and raises production costs. Companies also tend to use cheaper woods instead of Mahogany, so having that here is certainly nice.

The Epiphone Les Paul Studio LT is great value for money. That is the main reason we chose it as our favorite entry-level electric guitar for metal music. The first obvious difference is the shape: it is the same double cutaway shape you see with any classic SG guitar. The materials differ as well. The SG body is made of poplar, instead of mahogany. It is much lighter than the LT. Since then, the brand has been used to produce budget copies of Gibson’s overpriced guitars as well as to make signature models for bands like The Beatles. You may be well aware of the fact that the tuners on an electric guitar, or any stringed instrument, for that matter- can make or completely break the intonation. The Epiphone Studio LT does not offer best-of-the-line tuners but does provide a fairly average tuning mechanism that won’t go out of tune very frequently. The Les Paul Studio by Epiphone is versatile for both clean tones and heavy overdriven sounds. The top end is where the guitar shines, and the sound is kind of comparable to that of a Gibson.The big difference here is that the SG features only one volume and one tone control, which obviously makes it less versatile. Of course, the choice is up to you, and you can’t really go wrong with the SG either. The Les Paul is simply the better deal for the price. It’s not that much more expensive and still falls well within the budget category, but it is better made, sounds better and is more versatile. Epiphone was originally founded in 1873 in present-day Turkey by a Greek luthier Stathopoulus who sold hand-made lutes and fiddles.