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Epiphone Les Paul Special Satin E1, Vintage Sunburst
The Epiphone Les Paul Special Satin E1 in vintage sunburst distils the Les Paul into its most accessible form: a lightweight single-cutaway rocker with two humbuckers and a fast satin-finished feel, at a first-guitar price.
A slim, lightweight Les Paul body carries a comfortable bolt-on neck whose satin finish plays fast and never feels sticky, while a pair of Epiphone open-coil humbuckers (650R neck, 700T bridge) covers everything from warm cleans to crunching rock with a classic 3-way toggle and master volume and tone. The vintage-worn satin finish gives it broken-in looks straight off the wall.
It is the easiest way into the Les Paul family. DjLab supplies genuine Epiphone in Lebanon with USD pricing, warranty handled locally, and fast delivery.
| Type | Solidbody electric (LP Special Satin E1, Vintage Sunburst) |
| Pickups | Epiphone open-coil 650R (neck) + 700T (bridge) |
| Neck | Bolt-on, satin finish |
| Controls | Master volume, master tone, 3-way toggle |
| Finish | Vintage worn satin |
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
4 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“Given its price point, the Epiphone Les Paul Special offers excellent value for money. It provides many features typically found on more expensive models, including quality pickups, a sturdy build, and a vintage-inspired design.”Read full review →
“There aren’t many guitars under $200 that sound and play better than this model. It offers all the tone and playability you need to learn to shred. Even more experienced players like myself can get good use out of this Epiphone.”Read full review →
“While some may argue that binding elevates the design, the Epiphone Les Paul Special Satin E1 boldly defies this convention. The seamless transition between the neck and body grants an uninterrupted visual flow, which enhances your playing comfort.”Read full review →
“It is not a guitar that will embarrass you, and for a first electric guitar in the Les Paul tradition it is a solid starting point. If you outgrow it, the upgrade path within the Epiphone and Gibson ecosystem is clear.”Read full review →
