I have many (10+) Epi LP's and this is my favorite. I have one new, and one I bought with a broken head and repaired it that I use for playing.
The Studio comes in second but is heavier.
The Goth is a stripped down Epi LP with high output hum pups and is a joy to play.
I normally use 10's on most of my guitars, but a few get 9's and this is one of them
as I love to bend with this guitar.
The guitar body is light and matte black (A can of matte black paint will fix any scratches), and it has a nice fast neck.
This is really a players guitar with no frills.
For some reason (maybe because I never feel personally good enough for high priced guitars; even though I have many) I always tend to play the lower priced guitars in the $300-$400 price range.
I have been playing my fixed Goth for around 8 years now and have had no problems with any part
of the guitar, and it was easy to paint once the head was glued back on to the neck.....
I have many (10+) Epi LP's and this is my favorite. I have one new, and one I bought with a broken head and repaired it that I use for playing. The Studio comes in second but is heavier. The Goth is a stripped down Epi LP with high output hum pups and is a joy to play. I normally use 10's on most of my guitars, but a few get 9's and this is one of them
as I love to bend with this guitar. The guitar body is light and matte black (A can of matte black paint will fix any scratches), and it has a nice fast neck. This is really a players guitar with no frills. For some reason (maybe because I never feel personally good enough for high priced guitars; even though I have many) I always tend to play the lower priced guitars in the $300-$400 price range. I have been playing my fixed Goth for around 8 years now and have had no problems with any part
of the guitar, and it was easy to paint once the head was glued back on to the neck.... .