Epiphone Les Paul Special II Left-Handed Electric Guitar  

This is a pretty good guitar. ALmost perfect, The Bridge Pickups is pretty hot but the neck pickup, PIECE OF CRAP. It is so muddy you can't get a tone out of it and when you slide it makes a tremolo sound a really fast tremolo while the bridge pickup doesn't, it stays in tune amzingly well. The tone knob is messed on 0 no hum on 1-10 so much feedback I do not know why

Great, rich tone..fun to mess around with the settings. Only thing I don't really like about the guitar is that the tuning pegs are on both sides of the head, and the control knobs can be bumped easily while strumming. I'd still recommend this guitar to anybody though.

Nice guitar, like the feel of it.  Real easy to tune...actually my fist guitar and very pleased.

This is a great beginners guitar.  I have had it for a few months now and I am impressed with it, however you can tell that you are getting what you paid for.  The pickups are not great, but overall a very good guitar.

I've had this guitar for almost a year now and it's served me well. Some features do fit the price tag. The pickups aren't that great, sustain is ok, but sound quality leaves a bit to be desired. The tuners are cheap, when you take the strings off they're very loose. I've modified mine so now it's a pretty killer guitar. I put in a set of Seymour-Duncans (duncan distortion bridge, duncan jazz neck) locking tuners, chrome jack plate, and I only use d'addario 10s. Granted for the same money you could buy a better Les Paul, but to me it was worth it. The finish on mine is fantastic which is what I love about Epiphone - even on their cheaper guitars, the quality of the finish is great.