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Thanks for reply Matt. I was also thinking they probably just grabbed whatever neck was lying around. I just didn’t think things like that would happen. I suspect the quality control guy in Korea saw this guitar at 4:58 on a Friday afternoon.

No guesses at all? I only assume it’s a factory error or they just used whatever headstock was available at the time because there is no sign of headstock replacement and who would bother with a $250 Epi Les Paul? Just thought someone else would have chimed in with a example of another “factory error”.

I have a Epiphone e-series nuclear Les Paul that may be one of a kind. After days of research I cannot find another nuclear LP with the classic “clipped open book” style headstock. Every other example ever features the e-series “dove wing” style with the big E printed on it. I checked the serial number and it was made in the unsung Korean factory in June of 2001, it is production number 0474. Has anyone ever found a E-series LP like that before? if people seem interested, I’ll post a vid and link on YouTube. thanks for any info/help