Epiphone, a leading instrument design innovator, has partnered with Adam Jones of TOOL to release the Adam Jones Art Collection. This limited-edition collection features seven unique Les Paul Custom Silverburst guitars with artwork from five distinguished visual artists that were selected by TOOL's guitarist.
The guitars combine art and exceptional craftsmanship, with features such as a bound mahogany body, maple cap, Adam Jones Custom profile neck, and ebony fretboard. The models are equipped with Epiphone ProBucker and Seymour Duncan Distortion pickup. A stand-out of the Epiphone x Adam Jones Art Collection features an artwork titled 'Self-Portrait as Not Dead Yet' by Julie Heffernan.
The Adam Jones Les Paul Custom Art Collection is limited to 800 guitars of each model.
Exquisite Artwork-Adorned Guitars
Epiphone Recently Debuted the Adam Jones Art Collection
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