The Epiphone Les Paul 1 was one of the first Epiphone Les Paul Models. It was introduced in 1985 and discontinued in 1989. This was a period when super-strats were popular - something reflected in the design elements of the Epiphone Les Paul 1 with its basswood body, locking Steinberger KB tremolo and locking nut, bolt on neck and single humbucker pickup.

EPIPHONE manufactured the Les Paul 2 (Korea Mfg.) between 1986 and 1989

EPIPHONE produced the Les Paul 3 (Korea Mfg.) between 1986 and 1989

EPIPHONE made the Les Paul Black Beauty 3 with VibroTone (Model ENBB) between 1997 and 1999

EPIPHONE manufactured the Les Paul Black Beauty with Vibrotone (Model ENS-EB) between 1997 and 1999

The Epiphone Les Paul Classic was one of their many Les Paul clones available from around 1995 to 2005, in ebony finish or as a metallic gold top. Other Epiphone Les Paul Classic models included the LP Classic 7 string and the LP Classic 12 string

EPIPHONE made the Les Paul Classic Birdseye (Model ENSB) between 1996 and 1999

EPIPHONE produced the Les Paul Classic-12 (12-String) (Model ENL 4) between 1998 and 2000

The Epiphone Les Paul Deluxe was made between 1998 and 2001. These had a mahogany body with alder cap, 2 mini-humbucker pickups, a truss rod cover with "Deluxe" inscription and came in sparkle finish (ebony, gold, baby blue or red). Not to be confused with the Epiphone Les Paul Studio Deluxe which had no-binding, full sized humbuckers and "Studio" inscription on the truss-rod cover.

EPIPHONE produced the LES PAUL DOUBLE CUTAWAY (MODEL ELPS) (LES PAUL SPECIAL DC) between 1995 and 2000

The Epiphone Les Paul Elite Hollow Body is a late 1990s Korean made semi-hollow bodied Les Paul style electric guitar. This is a different model to the Japanese made Epiphone Elitist Les Paul.

The LES PAUL ES (MODEL ENL7) was made between 1999 and 2000

EPIPHONE manufactured the LES PAUL SIGNATURE between 1998 and 2000. It was based on the semi-hollow bodied Gibson Les Paul Signature model of the 1970s.

The Les Paul is a rock and roll icon, and this Epiphone L.P. model makes an excellent beginner's guitar. The Special II has a basswood body, a bolt-on magogany neck (not set like a genuine L.P.), rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, and two open-coil humbucking pick-ups. Controls are a single volume, single tone and a pickup selector (located between the volume and tone controls). Hardware is chrome or black: bridge is a tune-o-matic style. No binding or fancy inlays: this is a budget guitar without the frills.

Retails for around $170 (Feb. 2008).

EPIPHONE introduced the Les Paul Standard Goldtop (Model ENS-MG) in 1995.

The first Gibson-licensed set-neck Epiphone Les Paul Standards (and Customs) were made in 1989 at the Korean Samick Factory. Previous Epiphone Les Pauls had been flat topped bolt-on neck models (the LP1, LP2 and LP3 models) but from 1989 the EPiphone Les Pauls more closely resembled the originals - with carved capped tops. The left handed version has been available since at least 1996 - possibly earlier.

EPIPHONE began making the Les Paul Standard Metal Edition (Model ENSM) in 2000

EPIPHONE made the Les Paul Standard P-90 Deluxe between 2002 and 2003

The Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top is the same as the Epiphone Les Paul Standard except with a flamed maple top.

The Les Paul Standard Translucent Edition (Model ENST) was introduced in 2000

The Les Paul Studio Pearl (Model ENL2) was made between 1998 and 1999

The first Les Paul Studio Standard (Model ELSB) was produced by EPIPHONE in 1998

EPIPHONE made the first LES PAUL ULTRA (MODEL ENSU) in 2005

The SLASH LES PAUL CLASSIC (MODEL ENSH) was made between 1997 and 2000