Epiphone Les Paul Ukulele VS

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Epiphone Les Paul Ukulele VS

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Les Paul Ukulele VS

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Product Info

Article Number: 257312
Brand: Epiphone
Model: Les Paul Ukulele VS
Price: $130.90

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This Epiphone Les Paul Ukulele VS is a fun, visually striking instrument perfect for beginners or players who appreciate a classic Les Paul aesthetic. It offers a surprisingly good amplified tone for the price, making it a solid choice for casual jamming or small gigs. The comfortable neck profile makes it easy to pick up and play.

Product Description

  • Epiphone Les Paul Ukulele VS
  • Ukulele
  • Body shape: Concert
  • Body: Mahogany
  • Laminated AAA flamed maple top
  • Bolt-on mahogany neck
  • SlimTaper D-neck profile
  • Fretboard: rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia)
  • Scale: 38.1 cm (15")
  • 21 Frets
  • Nut width: 3.33 cm (1-5/16")
  • Passive controller
  • White pickguard
  • Rosewood bridge with PVC saddle
  • Pickup: Under-saddle piezo
  • Nickel hardware
  • Colour: Vintage Sunburst
  • Gig bag included
  • Matching case: Article Nr: #223359# (not included in the delivery)
PROS
  • • Mahogany body provides a warm, resonant, and pleasing tonal foundation.
  • • Flamed maple top adds visual appeal and a touch of brightness to the tone.
  • • SlimTaper D-neck profile offers comfortable playability, especially for smaller hands.
  • • Under-saddle piezo pickup delivers a surprisingly clear amplified signal for its price range.
CONS
  • • PVC saddle can slightly dampen sustain compared to a bone or tusq option.
  • • Laminated construction, while cost-effective, doesn't offer the same tonal complexity as solid wood.
  • • Bolt-on neck construction may limit the sustain and overall resonance compared to set-neck designs.

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Key Features

Top Wood Laminated AAA flamed maple
Back & Sides Mahogany
Size Concert (38.1 cm / 15 in scale)
Frets 21
Electronics Under-saddle piezo pickup
Weight Approximately 1.3 kg (46 oz) - typical for a concert ukulele with hardware

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Frequently Asked Questions

The under-saddle piezo pickup provides a cleaner, more focused sound than some budget options with cheaper transducers, but lacks the warmth of a dedicated microphone system.
Yes, the fretboard is finished with a thin gloss coating. It's generally smooth, but some players might prefer a slightly more open feel, which can be achieved with light polishing.
Absolutely; Epiphone clearly aimed to appeal to guitarists looking for a ukulele with a familiar feel and aesthetic. It's a great gateway instrument for guitarists exploring the ukulele world.

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