Gibson Custom Zakk Wylde Signature Les Paul Electric Guitar - Bull's Eye

This guitar is amazing in all aspects. It has the craftsmanship, the durability, the feel, and the sound. It's not ridiculously pretentious to say that you can FEEL the difference between picking this up versus an Epiphone or even a standard Gibson. While not the most versatile guitar, this thing nails metal and hard rock perfectly. Paired with a dirty amp and a signal boost, this thing absolutely wails. The harmonics and sustain in this guitar are almost unparalleled. The neck is the true revelation, though. It's a raw (but oiled or coated in something very, very light) maple in between the 50s and 60s profile, that seems tailor made for easy playing. I threw a set of GHS GBTNT .10-.52 strings and set it up and it holds tune better than my Les Paul Standard and just sounds amazing. This guitar really is the real deal. $4,000-plus is steep and it's honestly not worth it to most (I had to sell a couple of  guitars), but just playing it for five minutes quelled any possible buyer's remorse.

this guitar screams.the sound is great.if you cant afford it do the epi with the zakk wylde pickups.but if you can afford it get the gibson.worth every penny.anyone that says its the same its not.

In the case of the gibson zakk wylde signature les paul, all you are paying for is the signature.  My friend owns one and when i play it it doesn't feel like a guitar worth this much.  I own a fake les paul that ice customized with a bigsby, emg active pickups and grovers.  IT has the same quality , sound and feel as the gibson but mine cost me only about $800  when i was done customizing.  If you have to have the zakk wyld sig. on your guitar, buy the epiphone version and do some fine tuning and modifications then you will have a guitar as good as the gibson for a fraction of the price.