Epiphone Les Paul Tribute Left-Handed Electric Guitar Heritage Cherry Sunburst

The Epiphone Les Paul Tribute left handed is a fantastic introduction to the world's most iconic electric guitar, designed specifically for left handed players. This guitar captures the essence of the Les Paul, offering classic features, solid construction, and powerful tones at a price that's accessible to every player. Whether you're a beginner just starting your musical journey or a seasoned pro looking for a reliable workhorse, the Les Paul Tribute Left handed is ready to inspire.

Mahogany Body and Carved Maple Top—The Classic Les Paul Foundation

The Les Paul Tribute features a mahogany body, a time-honored tonewood that delivers the rich, resonant sound that has defined countless genres. Mahogany provides a balanced tonal foundation with warmth, clarity, and sustain, ensuring that your riffs and solos sing with authority. The mahogany neck contributes to the guitar's warm, woody tone and provides a comfortable playing experience.

Epiphone 650R and 700T Humbuckers—Powerful and Versatile Tones

This Les Paul Tribute is equipped with Epiphone 650R and 700T ceramic humbuckers, delivering a wide range of tones from warm and mellow cleans to powerful and overdriven leads. These pickups capture the essence of the Les Paul's sonic versatility, making it ideal for everything from blues and rock to metal and jazz. Whether you're playing crunchy rhythm parts or soaring lead lines, these pickups provide the clarity and punch you need to cut through the mix.

Classic Hardware and Comfortable Playability, Designed for Left-Handed Players

The Les Paul Tribute features classic hardware appointments, including a LockTone Tune-o-matic bridge and a stop bar tailpiece, ensuring tuning stability and sustain. The mahogany neck with a laurel fretboard and a comfortable 60s SlimTaper profile offers a smooth and familiar playing experience, allowing for effortless transitions between chords and leads. The smooth neck heel allows for easy access to the upper frets, so you can explore the entire fretboard with ease.