Hello I'm Kevin Rimmer's music. Today I'm going to show you this Epifone Les Paul classic in this stunning beautiful honey burst. God just finished that isn't it? Lovely so it's solid mahogany and it's got some weight to it. Any good Les Paul should have. Yep so it's solid mahogany. We've got mahogany neck and the fretboard is Indian laurel which is very similar to Rosewood or Paufero. Little bit lighter in colour but yeah I think it matches the honey burst really really well. You've got rotomatic machine heads with a tunermatic bridge, the grover machine it's by the way. We've got these custom alniko zebra pickups so these are as you can see open hung bookers they're not covered and we've got neck then we've got we can have them both together and then the bridge so I'll just run you through them on clean just so you get an idea of the different tones we're going from what kind of warm and rich quite bright sparkly treadleet on on the bridge okay so this is the neck okay then we've got them both you notice them highest strings really starting to sing through that and now on the bridge pickup really nice and bright very shiny one thing about Les Paul's is the norm for the resonance and sustain that's still still singing really comes into its own on overdrive especially but you can hear it really really really ringing absolutely beautiful guitar so what else can I tell you we've got a graph tech nut so yeah we've got individual volume and tone controls for each pickup so if say for example if you're on your bridge pickup would i like this So yeah we've got individual volume and tone controls for each pickup. So if say for example if you're on your bridge pickup and you fancy a light that sound, I guess want to roll off a bit of the tone, that's no problem you can do. And then if you go back onto your neck pickup, it doesn't affect the tone on that because the separated, they're individual. So yeah you can get any tone you want, practical for a miscutor, but it's got that umph, that solid mahogany, Les Paul resonance, that the non-poor, Urgul, Urgublit, the best guitar in the world, along with the stratocasters and telecasters of the world, but the Les Paul, this is based on the 50s version, so it's got quite a fat neck as opposed to the slimming next to the 60s and 70s. It feels really good, I feel completely at home with this guitar, I've got a Les Paul himself at home and this feels fantastic and it sounds amazing as well. So yeah so you've got a little bit unclean, I'll just play some classic rock wiffs now as it is an ideal classic rock guitar, so I'm going through a black star HD stage 60 map 2, just popped it on all the drives, so the gain is up on full but the gain is quite high, so yeah, let's just play some bits and bits, and then we'll play it back across the speaker. All right so there you go, the absolutely amazing Epiform Les Paul classic, this one is in Honeyburst. What a stunner, right? So thanks for listening, the link to buy this guitar will be in the buy-off to this video, check us out at rimsmusic.com.uk, I can cut, I'll see you again soon. Cheers!