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Amazing repair, looks new! Who is this masked man that fixed it??

Well said, RIP Biddlin...

I thought the Supro Delta King 10 was a pretty cool amp I tried recently, check one out. Single channel tube combo, reverb, footswitchable gain and boost feature, they make a smaller and bigger version of the 10 if you prefer a different size but I thought the 10 was perfect!

490T is a bridge pickup, 490R is a neck pickup. If both your pickups have T then you have two bridge pickups.

What do you think of the JB? Personally I think they are too hot and honky sounding, I suggest 57C or 57C+ depending what you like. Another good one is Burstbucker 2.

Plug it in and play it! See if you like it! :yesway:

Put Burstbucker 1 at the neck. Ive paid under $100 several times for used burstbucker pickups.

I just put a BB1 in the neck of my SG to get a bluesier and brighter tone than the 57C that was in there. Also put a 57C+ in the bridge to get a little hotter and darker tone than the 57C that was in there. So far so good although I am missing the 57C in the bridge a little bit. You can find...

I would wet sand it with very fine paper to get the drip marks out and leave it be. :yesway:

Not at the moment, I have alot of pickups and juggle through them.

I was pleasantly surprised how good the stock Epi pickups were in my LP! :yesway:

Bend the pointers flat

I thought all the reissues were 61, I never heard of a 64.

You are correct, good stuff! I have an SG with a pair of 57 Classics and it sounds fantastic, and another with 57 Classic Plus in the bridge which is a little bit hotter and darker sounding which is equally as good. :yesway:

Crazy glue the nut back together and move on. Make a harness yourself, you'll be proud of it regardless how it comes out. :yesway:

Good job I was gonna suggest the Rocker 15! That little amp has alot going on :yesway:

Probably nothing wrong with the nut, the guitar probably needs a complete setup since you put lighter strings on it, adjust the truss rod, adjust the bridge saddles for intonation, adjust the bridge height, adjust pickup height, put some graphite or vasaline in the nut slots. Might as well oil...

That looks like it would be a fun restoration project, route out the holes in the back and fill them with new mahogany, patch the holes in the front, if it comes out good stain it if not paint a solid color. Maybe restore those P90's if salvageable, reuse the knobs, get a new pickguard and...

If you have no fret buzz then no point in adjusting the neck, a new set of strings will make more difference. :yesway:

Although I am an Angus fan, I got my first SG cuz I couldnt afford an LP! Some years later when I finally got my LP I found I play my SG more! There's nothing like an SG! :yesway: