The New Epiphone Les Paul "Pro"...

[Coda]

...I always wanted to get a Epiphone Les Paul Standard, and put push pull pots in it for coil tap, and phase selection...this one gets me half way there...

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

...I always wanted to get a Epiphone Les Paul Standard, and put push pull pots in it for coil tap, and phase selection...this one gets me half way there...

oh, you're halfway there
oh-oh! livin' on a prayer!

 

[CBHScott]

The ProBucker pickups are really good, too - not the usual mud from the stock pickups they've used before

 

[Tig]

The upper tier Epiphones can be pretty nice guitars. Better than many Gibsons. (I know, that doesn't say much)
That said, I haven't demoed any Epi Pro's, so I can't comment on this model.

 

[Elias Graves]

The ProBucker pickups are really good, too - not the usual mud from the stock pickups they've used before

This. I was checking out an LP Traditional Pro in korina. Really nice Epi.
The probuckers are good pickups.

 

[Chad]

oh, you're halfway there
oh-oh! livin' on a prayer!

Coda used to work on the docks....

 

[Coda]

Coda used to work on the docks....

My dad swears that one summer at Seaside Heights, he hung around with a young Jon Bon Jovi...as for me, I hate Bon Jovi...and arena football...

 

[Tiltsta]

Those look pretty cool. I've heard good things about those pickups. They are supposed to be pretty faithful copies of the USA burstbucker pro models, which sound great to my ears.

 

[Brian Krashpad]

The upper tier Epiphones can be pretty nice guitars. Better than many Gibsons. (I know, that doesn't say much)
That said, I haven't demoed any Epi Pro's, so I can't comment on this model.

^This!

I don't know that it equals a Gibby, but I do lurvelurvelurve my Epi Casino, and I bet EG would agree about his.