Epiphone - Kirk Hammett Greeny 1959 Les Paul Standard Greeny Burst
While the history of the “Greeny” is shrouded in mystery, few guitars can claim to be as famous. The Greeny is one of the most iconic Les Paul Standards ever made, thanks in part to its tone that is as recognizable as the guitar itself. Purchased by Peter Green, the Greeny accompanied him in Fleetwood Mac, before he sold it to Gary Moore, who used it for three decades with his hard rock band Thin Lizzy. Here is the famous model as close to reality as possible by Epiphone!
Specifications
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Epiphone Electric Guitar
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Kirk Hammett Greeny 1959 Les Paul Standard Model
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Greeny Burst Color
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Mahogany Body
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AAA Maple Top
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Aged Gloss Varnish
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Solid Mahogany Neck
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Custom Greeny Profile Neck Profile
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Indian Laurel Fingerboard
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12" Fingerboard Radius
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22 Medium Jumbo Frets
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Pearl Trapezoid Fingerboard Inlays
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24.75" Scale
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GraphTech Nut
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Nut Width 43.0 mm / 1.692"
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2 Gibson USA Greenybucker Pickups
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Gibson USA Greenybucker Neck Pickup with Reversed Magnetic Polarity
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Controls: 2 Volume / 2 Tone
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3-Position Pickup Selector
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CTS Potentiomenters, Mallory Capacitors
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Grover Rotomatic with Spade Button Tuners
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Epiphone Tune-O-Matic Bridge
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LockTone Stop Bar Tailpiece
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Factory-Set and Adjusted to 10-46 Gauge
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Comes in Vintage-Style Hardshell Case with Tan Exterior, Pink Interior, and Custom Artwork
Presentation
The mahogany body provides a sturdy and reverberant base.
The AAA maple top adds a touch of clarity and visual brilliance. The Aged Gloss varnish reinforces the vintage and refined look of this guitar.
The solid mahogany neck features the Custom Greeny Profile specifically designed to allow for a perfect playing experience.
Featuring a 12" radius, the Indian laurel fingerboard optimizes speed and precision.
Thanks to the 22 medium jumbo frets, playability is smooth, and the trapezoidal pearloid markers add a touch of elegance.
In terms of electronics, you are served acoustically with the two Gibson USA Greenybucker pickups.
The neck pickup is designed with reverse magnetic polarity for richer and more detailed tones.
Controls include two volume and two tone pots, with a three-way pickup selector.
The electronics are high-quality, with CTS potentiometers and Mallory capacitors.
Hardware includes Grover Rotomatic tuners with spade-shaped button for precise tuning, an Epiphone Tune-O-Matic bridge for increased stability and a LockTone Stop Bar tailpiece for better string retention.
The guitar is set up and tuned with 10-46 strings. It comes in a Vintage-style Hardshell case with Tan Exterior, Pink Interior, and custom artwork.
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