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Hello everyone! I've been playing guitar for 3 years , but the last gear , i've been studying and playing guitar more consistent than... -
GHmmm....My 2017 SG Special. Looks familiar.
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GWhen I first saw the Prototype punch the back, I smiled at the tongue in cheek reference. IF they've had made a SG in the 50's, that...
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PermissionToLand replied to the thread No crown on 1973 SG Standard.I have heard from a guy who worked at Gibson back then that when there was a mistake (and the very example he gave was a Special getting... -
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My guess is a 73 Special routed for Humbuckers. No binding, is it a rosewood finger board? In 74 the Standard had the crown,no binding... -
PermissionToLand replied to the thread Strange SG Identification.This most likely started out as a 1980s Special. Thus the lack of volute and narrow headstock. Bevels were still very shallow at the...
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PermissionToLand replied to the thread In 2023 what are the best Non-Gibson SG guitars at the American Standard and Custom Shop price levels?.Man, for $4,200 they can't even taper the horns? I wonder how they get away with the shape being so close to a Gibson.
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DrBGood replied to the thread SGs and Churches.Unfortunately no chunk on those. -
Les’s Nemisis replied to the thread SGJ reimagined into a 61 style— New (to me) guitar day!.I I run mine around .005 too typically. That's with a capo on the first fret and holding the low-E down at the 17th. But the .010... -
Les’s Nemisis replied to the thread SGJ reimagined into a 61 style— New (to me) guitar day!.The 2011 batwing I mentioned (not 2012) is a '66 style, not a '61. Definitely chunkier than a '61 slim taper. Significantly. Feels like...
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GGary Gretsch replied to the thread SGs and Churches.Don't want to hijack the thread but ,slim taper or a bit chunky?
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DrBGood replied to the thread SGs and Churches.Thanks. I had two more, but I only kept the cherry in the picture, the one that played/sounded best. They are from 2003-2005, called...
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GGary Gretsch replied to the thread SGs and Churches.You have 3 of the most beautiful Epiphone SG's I have seen.
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GI've played my SGs in churches quite a bit. Don't forget, perhaps the earliest public user of the SG, aside from the initial...
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GAs far as I know, it is common for musicians to use SG models for playing music in church services. SG guitars are popular among...
