This slim Gibson Les Paul Special SL features a mahogany body with a belly cut on the back, as well as a mahogany neck, all in a red finish. It’s loaded with two humbucking pickups. Other features include a Nashville style Tune-o-matic bridge, a stop tailpiece, and Kluson-style “GIBSON DELUXE” tuners.
People also ask, how do you restring an Epiphone Les Paul SL?
Then, how much is a Gibson Melody Maker worth? Based on your guitar’s condition—which appears to be 90 percent (excellent)—it’s currently worth between $1,300 and $1,650.
Herein, is Epiphone Les Paul SL good?
My Epiphone Les Paul SL Review: The Pros and The Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| A very decent tone for a $150 guitar | The tuning heads feel slightly flimsy |
| An excellent beginner guitar | The metal frets are inconsistent in quality with some being sharp or having issues with tonation |
Is the Les Paul SL good?
The quality control on the SL is remarkably good for a guitar with a two-figure price tag. There are no sharp fret ends, and the volume and tone knobs have a smooth, noise-free—if somewhat limited—taper throughout their ranges.
What does junior guitar mean?
The Les Paul Junior is not a different size guitar, it’s simply an entry-level Les Paul model. It was originally designed to be an affordable alternative to the Les Paul Standard, and thus is not as fully-featured. The main differences compared to a traditional Les Paul are: flat top instead of carved top.