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Thank you for viewing! [Rare, Made in Japan] Epiphone LPS-85 Gibson Head, Many Customizations! Thank you for viewing. This is a rare, made-in-Japan Epiphone LPS-85, commonly known as the "Gibson Head" model. With a headstock shape reminiscent of the original Gibson and the reliable craftsmanship of Fujigen, this guitar still enjoys high popularity today. It has been a companion in live performances for many years, and while it's a player's condition that tells its history, it can still be used as a ready-to-go instrument. Guitar Condition and Features • Purchase Date: 2000 • Appearance: Due to frequent use in live performances, there are many dents and sticker marks on the body. The metal parts show some dullness due to aging. • Player's Condition: While there is a sense of use in the appearance, there are no problems with playability. • Pickups: The rear pickup has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Duncan Custom). It delivers a powerful and clear sound, suitable for a wide range of genres from rock to hard rock. • Strap Pins: Replaced with Schaller locking pins. • Nut: The nut has been replaced with a bone nut. This improves sustain and resonance, allowing you to enjoy a richer sound. • Tuners: There is a slight bend in the tuner for the 3rd string, but it does not affect tuning. About the LPS-85 This LPS-85 is a model manufactured at the Fujigen factory in Japan around 1998-2002, and it is also highly regarded as a "Japan Vintage" due to its high quality. In particular, the biggest feature is that it has the same "open book headstock" as the original Gibson, making it stand out from current Epiphone models. As this guitar has been with me for many years, I would be happy to pass it on to someone who will cherish it. Recommended for those who understand vintage guitars and can enjoy the player's condition as part of its character. The hard case shown in the photos is not included. When shipping, it will be packed and shipped in an aftermarket soft case. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.
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