Musician's Friend has Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro IV Limited-Edition Electric Guitar (3 Colors) on sale for $399 - $39.90 in cart when you sign in to your rewards account (free to join) = $359.10. Shipping is free.
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Musician's Friend has Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro IV Limited-Edition Electric Guitar (3 Colors) on sale for $399 - $39.90 in cart when you sign in to your rewards account (free to join) = $359.10. Shipping is free.
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Note: Earn up to 2,872 points ($28.72 in credit) to redeem on future purchases.
Model: Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro Iv Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Worn Wine Red
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What don't you like? It's Gibson's slim taper with a satin matte finish that, while not perfectly smooth due to being open pore, is certainly not sticky at all.
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Beware that these could be floor models shipped from GC stores with random boxes and dust/scratches all over the places. I got a floor model in previous deal.
Beware that these could be floor models shipped from GC stores with random boxes and dust/scratches all over the places. I got a floor model in previous deal.
Oh wow, it's being sold as new, where you able to return or get a discount?
Oh wow, it's being sold as new, where you able to return or get a discount?
They'll eventually correct it; no promises it's easy. You can also, I think, work with your assigned MF rep to get one fulfilled in a sealed box. This is a Guitar Center/Musicians Friend exclusive model, so price matching elsewhere isn't an option.
359 is a really good deal for these. They play and sound fantastic, and they look great. Build quality was really nice on everyone I've ever played. A lot of pro players use these and upgrade the pickups later
359 is a really good deal for these. They play and sound fantastic, and they look great. Build quality was really nice on everyone I've ever played. A lot of pro players use these and upgrade the pickups later
The only reason I don't own one of these is that I found my Standard Plustop Pro for $300 out the door at a pawn shop. (I was absolutely taken in by the beautiful blue top.) There's not much to complain about on the "serious" Epiphone models, except for the headstock not being a Gibson, although the Epiphone one is stronger and has a straighter string pull. Once you start rocking, no one will care about the headstock.
Oh wow, it's being sold as new, where you able to return or get a discount?
Yes I got a decent discount through online chat. Usually you can check the same model on GC website and if it says limited stock then it's mostly guaranteed to be a floor model shipped from a GC store. Even if there's no such wording, a GC store near by could be automatically assigned for the order due to lower shipping cost. The MF order -> GC shipment happened each single time with my recent guitar orders.
Oh wow, it's being sold as new, where you able to return or get a discount?
And to be fair, the "new" condition is not totally wrong per their specs, as they would only call a sold and/or returned gear "used" or "refurbished". All floor models, as long as they are never officially sold to a customer before, even if fairly beaten up, would still be considered as "new", and sometimes "blemished" but also "new".
Last edited by metaclass January 23, 2025 at 06:50 PM.
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