Both of these guitars do a fairly good job of replicating the famous Les Paul warmth, but there is a reason both are remembered to most as a knockoff rather than a tribute. Of course, both can probably be found used online or at a local music shop for cheaper. The Les Paul Standard guitar will typically run at $400, about twice as much as the Special II. Though many people rightfully claim that the Epiphone take on the classic Les Paul will never rival the Gibson original, the Epiphone Les Paul Standard still merits, at last, a play at your local music shop, for curiosity’s sake. If readers would be kind enough to follow a link to this website, they would see the specs for the Epiphone Les Paul Standard. In fairness of this article, this is not the most underrated guitar that Epiphone produces. For the price, this quite a well-playing guitar it survived the awkward Linkin Park and Incubus stages, took on drop C tunings during the metal days, and began my journey into the blues phase. Well, I lost that penny long ago, but still have held on to this guitar. I believe it cost $249.99 at the time, and when I handed the vendor $250 in cash (mostly five’s), he handed me back a penny, gave me a wink, and told me this was a lucky penny that I was not to lose it. See, back in the tender year of 2004, after two years of only playing acoustic guitar, I purchased an Epiphone Special II with my savings from pet sitting across the neighbor. Okay, I’ll go ahead and admit it: I’m a little biassed on this one. Well, it’s time to look again, because here is the number five most underrated electric guitar of all time. If you’ve spent time learning about guitar culture, you’ve probably heard of most of these guitars or brands, but paid them no mind or dismissed them due to their brand. Yes, I know that many times, boutique gear tends to be a lot more interesting and downright better than international distributors, but I wanted to keep this article accessible for as much of the guitar playing community as possible. Keeping that in mind, I chose not to focus on smaller boutique brands. There are no “underrated points” given to each piece of gear when it’s built, and there is no definite way to rank how underrated gear is. Doom.īut in all fairness, this article is just my opinion.
You should hear it through his Orange half-stack, the tone is so dark it could only have been crafted in the fires of Mt.
That’s right, no longer are you going to have to hear the utterly outrageous claim your drinking buddy constantly makes that his Mayones Regius 6 Mosiac is the best guitar ever gifted upon mankind. Isn’t this a fun one? Today we are going to be examining the top 5 most underrated guitars of all time.
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