Made to the Specifications of the Alice in Chains Guitarist!

The new Epiphone Jerry Cantrell Models feature many of the Alice In Chains guitarists’ personal touches—including mahogany necks with a Cantrell-custom taper neck profile, Jerry Cantrell’s name on the truss rod cover in white script, as well as a JJ circle logo on the back of the headstock!

Jerry Cantrell Les Paul Custom Prophecy

The new Jerry Cantrell Les Paul Custom Prophecy represents an optimal blend of modern and traditional features! Featuring a double-bound mahogany body with a maple cap and Ultra Modern weight relief for tone and comfort, a smooth-playing ebony fretboard with 24 jumbo frets, Grover® locking Rotomatic® tuners, plus a Graph Tech® nut for tuning stability, the Les Paul Custom Prophecy comes with custom-voiced Fishman® Fluence™ pickups that deliver three distinct tones—a warm PAF-style vintage humbucker, a hot modern humbucker, and a shimmering single-coil, all of which are accessible via push/pull volume and tone pots.

In addition to Jerry Cantrell’s personal touches, the Les Paul Custom Prophecy boasts Circle in Diamond custom fretboard inlays, as well as a Bone White finish accented by brushed nickel knobs and hardware.  

Jerry Cantrell "Wino" Les Paul Custom

Inspired by Jerry Cantrell’s iconic Les Paul Custom, the “Wino” Les Paul Custom comes with a 9-hole weight-relieved mahogany body, featuring a Dark Wine Red finish over a plain maple top, accented by gold hardware, including Grover® Rotomatic® Kidney tuners, an Alnico Classic PRO™ humbucker with a gold cover in the neck position, and an exposed coil 98T PRO humbucker in the bridge.

Like Cantrell’s own guitar, which he purchased while on tour with Alice In Chains, during the band’s early ‘90s heyday, the Epiphone “Wino” Les Paul Custom features an ebony fretboard with block inlays complemented by black speed knobs on the volume and tone pots. 

Whether you’re looking for a guitar inspired by the Alice In Chains guitarist’s own “Wino” Les Paul Custom, or you’ve got an eye toward the future fixed on the Les Paul Custom Prophecy—visit CME, today, to learn more about these Epiphone Jerry Cantrell Les Paul Custom models!

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