The result is a tribute to Les' timeless guitar design with the sound and feel that you can only get from a real Les Paul. The neck features a very comfortable and fast SlimTaper profile. Like the originals, the Les Paul Custom is fitted with a solid mahogany neck and hand-fitted with a glued-in joint for optimum neck-to-body contact which allows the neck and body to resonate almost like one continuous piece of wood. Epiphone's LP Custom follows that tradition by using a solid, carved mahogany body which gives the guitar a slightly mellow tone. While all Les Pauls share common design features, the Les Paul Custom differed from the vintage Les Paul Standard with a solid mahogany but no maple cap. Combinedits gold appointments, fully bound body, neck and headstock and pearloid inlays, this is clearly a Les Paul Custom that lives up to its name. The Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro takes this classic formula and adds the versatility of coil-tapping ProBucker pickups. From that point on, the Les Paul Custom has often been referred to as the "tuxedo" Les Paul. Les Paul himself suggested black as a great color for a new Les Paul because it looked "classy" and went well with a tuxedo on stage. The Les Paul Custom made its debut in 1954 after the initial success of the Les Paul Goldtop. The Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro is dressed to kill.
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