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Vintage 2004 Epiphone Les Paul Junior Custom Relic Single Humbucker (SaeJung Factory Build)
Posted in Fort Mill, SC
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Selling an authentic, vintage 2004 Epiphone Les Paul Junior single-cutaway electric guitar. Stamped with verified neck-plate serial number SJ0(contact info removed), identifying it as a highly regarded March 2004 production build out of the premium SaeJung manufacturing plant. The tone woods have seasoned perfectly over 22 years, delivering incredible natural acoustic resonance, warm low-end chunk, and classic rock sustain.This specific instrument features a custom-modified raw rock-and-roll aesthetic, accented by an intentional hand-worn custom satin relic finish on the lower bass bout that lets the natural wood grain breathe natively. Equipped with an upgraded gold humbucker mounting ring housing a vintage-voiced zebra-coil humbucker, wired directly to dual gold top-hat volume and tone control knobs.Features:Authentic Les Paul Junior Model: Classic single-cutaway body shape with iconic gold headstock script branding, original three-screw bell truss rod cover plate, and clean nut slots.SaeJung Factory Craftsmanship: Outfitted with factory-sealed chrome 3+3 inline tuning machines that hold tension beautifully with zero mechanical slip or pitch drift. Complete rear chassis is immaculate with a tight 4-bolt chrome neck plate and original matte-black electronics cavity plate fully flush.Premium Dark Rosewood Fretboard: Smooth, fast neck profile with white dot inlay position markers. Fret wires show excellent life with zero deep grooving or player pitting.Terms: Local pickup only in the Fort Mill / Charlotte area. Clean physical cash currency notes only. Buyer handles all transport. This instrument is fully configured, structurally rock-solid, and ready for immediate studio tracking or live use. It Rips!!
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