And after all that fun and getting the new SG w/Maestro ....I still want one of the new Junior's Yeah life is short - but - so is the money...
What a great axe. Really finely built guitar. Nice break angle at the bridge too. Pickups sound surprizingly good. Nice job Gibson for 2019....
Has anyone tried Lollar Imperials in an SG?
SG Classic is a really great choice but the new SG Specials in Sparkling Burgundy and Pelham Blue are a great deal on the used market too. I'm...
That is a great looking guard and would look great and a Sparkling Burgundy - Is that Creamtone guard?
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Those Sparkling Mist Specials are sweet!
I saw this and was really happy to hear about the 61 SG Standard with Meastro....
Hey thanks for the reply's. Sweet set of SG's. And I agree - even if you don't use the Vibratos - they look great.
[IMG] This style... Was it 63' Can't seem to find anything concrete about this?????
With respect to the Sideways Vibrola in 1961 - when did the Meastro first appear on an SG? Thanks for any info.
Those mini Hums look killer on the Black Beauty
These HP models are pretty interesting. I haven't had the privilege of trying one yet. Not sure I like the repositioned strap button, tuners, side...
Yeah It is a bit trickier but it does work well and when the pots are installed it is grounded.
This is actually a stock color for the SG3 in 2008 by Gibson I believe they called it hand rubbed Transparent White. I bought this SG primarily...
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It's actually a 4 ply Parchment/black/parchment/black I have some bone color P90 covers but it looks better with Black P90 covers with the...
Here's the new wiring harness. The pots are both 500K because the bridge is overwound about 5% - otherwise I might have used a 300K for bridge and...
So the Lollar p90s are on their way. I have the wiring harness done - so I thought what the hec let's shield the Control cavity. So I sanded it up...
That SG looks awesome. Love the nice grain on it. What a find.
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