Winners - Epiphone Les Paul Classic - Worn Metallic Gold

The Epiphone Les Paul Classic in Worn Gold is part of the highly rated 'Inspired by Gibson' range of guitars from Epiphone. Modelled after one of the most popular electric guitars ever made, this instrument features a 'worn' finish and Alnico Classic Pro pickups for the ultimate in vintage style and sound.

Mahogany Solid Body

Just like the real deal it features a Mahogany solid body with a plain Maple top. There's no weight relief here, so you're getting a hefty slab of wood that helps deliver the endless sustain LPs are famed for.

Mahogany Neck

The Mahogany neck is shaped to the SlimTaper 'C' profile for ultimate playability. Tapering away quickly at the fretboard edges, it gives you a fast playing platform for those blazing blues licks. The Indian Laurel fretboard feels super smooth, with enough push back from the wood grain to ensure you can properly feel it when bending, helping you to nail the sweet spot quickly.

The classic 12" radius is matched by the ever-present 24.75" scale length, helping keep this guitar period correct in the majority of aspects.

Rock Solid Hardware

The LockTone™ Tune-O-Matic™ bridge and Stop Bar tailpiece give you that classic LP flavour, providing a rock solid platform for your playing. At the other end you've got Grover Rotomatic tuning machines with Kidney Buttons, giving you a vintage look but with modern reliability.

The classic cream pickguard helps offset the body colour, protecting from damage to the finish whilst simultaneously looking fantastic. Gold Top Hat knobs round off the classic aesthetic, making for one stunning looking instrument.

Alnico Classic PRO

Dual Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers provide outstanding sustain, going from smooth and buttery cleans right through to growling overdrive sounds with ease. The coil splitting option gives you further tonal versatility, great for dropping out during the verse or just adding a different sound to your arsenal.

We're super happy to be giving away this brand new instrument, but there are only limited tickets so you'll need to move quick if you want to get your hands on it!