Epiphone Les Paul Tribute, Heritage Cherry Sunburst

Guitar shipped as a box within a box and a tiny amount of packing paper to quell the rocking. As you can see from the pictures, it comes in a separate bag (Two actually. One is an overbag and the one the guitar is inside is a little thicker and intended to help with scratch resisting. It has cardboard flanks to prevent the neck from moving around too much in transit and banging the headstock. There were some little plastic sticky covers over the back of the tuners and on the bridge pickup. It has a little foam protection ring around the pickup selector switch for transit. Nothing was broken, dented, scratched, or otherwise off when I received it. It only came with some stickers and promotional material so if you need allen wrenches for adjustments, you will need to get them separately.The guitar feels well balanced and the action seems pretty nice for the 10s it came with. I haven't bought a guitar in a really long time so I don't have much to compare it with but I will say that it was exactly what I was hoping for. It sounds great and it plays great. I really like the looks of this guitar as well. I looked at a lot of guitars in this price range looking at various fixed bridge style guitars before settling on this one and I'm glad I went with this. It's a great guitar. I'm an intermediate player who took a break so this is a perfect guitar for me to get back into it.Good guitar. Get yourself one if you're thinking of it.

Arrived fast, perfect condition; this price point very impressive. Gorgeous and great finish. Classic mahogany solid, just working out best setup for my preference but she's one sweet number 🎂🤠

Never been happier

Very good.

For the price this guitar exceeded my expectations in looks and sound

I would like to say it was a well set up, great sounding functional guitar. The only thing I can say is it looked great and could be great wall art. First: headstock to neck was cracked on both sides. Second: could not be tuned (of course, cracked neck). Third: the fret ends (all of them) were so sharp they would slice your hand going up and down the fret board. I say add a little more money and buy something playable.