All user reviews of 2/5 for the Epiphone Zakk Wylde Les Paul Custom Plus Bullseye

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UTILIZATION

The neck is very thick and very Reche you really love or be used, for my part I have trouble especially ue is much easier on other LP ...
Access to acute is not so easy to hand the set neck LP ...
This guitar is very heavy in terms of form there is no problem to play standing or sitting. Lequilibre seems still manageable ..
For sound just connect the woods are doing rather well but the pickups are a little weak and in dire need of dynamic, almost the same for the heat ...
A big plus point for me is the place where the selector is placed (ie the top of the body) which is very practical ...

SOUNDS

It suits my music style metal type on paper but seems quite versatile in the clear as distortion, except it seems to me too heavy and warm ...
I tested it on a Fender amp with built-in effects and ca tro not already sounded bad but on the AC neutral may be a little way ...
The interest of the knobs is to adjust each microphone volume and tone which can allow things nice
The pickups sound a little cold but it's true with a good amplifier and then AC can offset this are not active pickups and if deemed not

OVERALL OPINION

I tested it in stores a little while and I admit I was very disappointed in the lack of comfort offered by this guitar, I would never buy a guitar with a neck so thick (but a Les Paul standard yes) if not for the rest I was pleased at finishing ...
I tested several brands and I must say that for the LP forms I would tend to ESP / LTD LP beneficially or because they are lighter and have thinner handles leus
The price / quality ratio is very average to the extent that we pay a lot of Zakk's name since we end up with passive EMG for 800 euros which is very questionable and after the handle is a bit hard ...
If I had money I do not buy it because for the same price you can get better microphones and even to level the wood and then, for me, comfort is absent with the scraper