Epiphone Slash Signature Les Paul Standard Plus Top

About the Epiphone Slash Signature Les Paul Standard Plus Top

The 2010 Epiphone Slash Appetite Les Paul Standard was a limited series of 3,000, sold with a certificate and a hard case, and unlike the later Epiphone signature models it came stock with real Seymour Duncan Slash Alnico II Pro humbuckers. It has a 50s-style neck where the 2014 Rosso Corsa has a slim 60s one, a polyurethane finish rather than Gibson's nitro, and its colour runs browner than the yellower 2020 and 2021 Epiphone Appetite Bursts. The 2010 Gibson USA AFD and Custom Shop AFD VOS are different guitars from the same year.

In one paragraph

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The Epiphone Slash Signature Les Paul Standard Plus Top sold for a median of €540 over the last 24 months across 9 recorded sales, with most examples landing between €490 and €560. There are 4 listings live right now across Reverb, from €534 asking. Figures computed 20 October 2026 by Doirado from cross-platform listing data.

What owners have said elsewhere

Paraphrased from 29 discussion threads among 20 owners, 2020-2025. No names, nothing quoted.

Owners keep them: several use it as their main gigging guitar a decade on, one calls it the best Epiphone he has owned, others put it up there with a 2022 Gibson Slash Standard, and owners who have had both rate it above some of the Gibson USA Slash models of the same era. The flame tops are singled out as among the best of any Epiphone, and it is widely called the best-looking and best-built Epiphone of the artist's range. The reservations are the usual ones: a cheaper copy that cannot really be compared with a Gibson, a poly finish harder on the hands over a long gig, and the advice from most owners is to enjoy it and save for a Gibson.