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back on the SG (pics)
The bridge adjustments screws "normally" face the pickup because it is much easier to adjust the saddles this way. When they face the tailpiece, it's difficult to get a screwdriver in there. -
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New SG!!! Pics!!!
That's a beautiful setup, both the amp and the guitar. -
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SG choice due to a guitar hero?
I don't have an SG now, but I have always liked the way they look, and I may getting a 61 or 62 RI soon. Currently, a guitar "hero" that I like a lot is Kyle Shutt of the Sword. He started playing a Guild S-100... Then Moved on to a Gibson SG... But recently switched to a... -
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anyone have an Iommi SG
My girlfriend has an Iommi model, just like this one He, he, Sorry. just lightening things up. I really do love Iommi SGs. One I waill have one. -
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Faded SG 5-piece body
No need for a flamesuit, Ron. Just as you seem, from the pictures that you've posted, to enjoy having SGs in different styles and colors, I prefer to have an SG with a one- or two-piece body because I equate this with a better built instrument. Playing what I consider a higher-quality... -
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Faded SG 5-piece body
Are you counting the two pieces in the lower part of the guitar, separated by the waist? One piece in the lower bout and another piece in the horn? I think this started out a a single piece, then the became separated when the body shape was cut. -
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Faded SG 5-piece body
Thanks for the welcome, and yeah I think I would have been OK with a three piece body for the money, but 5 pieces IS over the top for me. :( Like Shaulin mentioned, I can get this out of an Epi (for much less). I just had never before seen this out of any Gibson before, so I'm just very... -
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Faded SG 5-piece body
I haven't had an SG for a while, so I decided to jump on the incredible $486 sale that Music 123 was having on SGs last week. So I picked one up. Now I am sorely disappointed -- It is a 5-piece body whose pieces are cut in all different grain directions. I expect this from the cheapest of the...
