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SG61 vs. standard - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums The newer SG Standards (T) don't have the horn tapering or the deeper wider beveling between the horn tip and neck The HP version have retained the wider deeper bevels, and the horn tapering Why they make 2 different body spec's, I don't know, unless some prefer the shallower narrower beveling, and no horn tapering
SG - Vintage vs New - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums that depends alot on your budget and what you are looking for I recently scored a '01 SG Special off ebay in near perfect condition with a new hardshell case shipped for $500 00, thats a great guitar IMO, the inlays and cosmetic things werent that critical to me so a special worked great for me, I still GAS for a 61 reissue but they are SO expensive and at this time my budget wont allow that
SG 61 Reissue - Reviews - Gibson Brands Forums Full distortion turns the SG '61 Reissue into a rude monster that will tackle Metal and Punk with a fury In Conclusion, the SG '61 Reissue has the looks and tone of an original with the attitude to back it up It stands side by side with the Les Paul as one of the most versatile guitars Gibson has ever built
SG 61 Tenon - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums I have an old SG reissue from 1989 In 1989 it was called Reissue '62 I noticed that it has a long tenon Is it the same on current reissue '61 I don't talk about historic collection model cos I know it's a long tenon I'm talking about the reissue '61 Made in USA Any pics maybe ?
Opinions on Raw Power? - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums why the **** would u buy these stupid shams of real gibsons when for just another measly dollar who could get the beautiful sg classic with p90s now thats a real sg Well, I would have liked to see a maple neck on a mahogany body but this is a "real" Gibson and from the sound of it a far better made guitar than the faded specials
Which pots should I get? - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums The jack will run $3 99 and the switch $31 99 from switchcraft Don’t buy the switch from anyone else unless you can hold the package in your hand and see the name switch craft on it, and only then if you can score it for less than $30 For your SG, the 90 degree switch is the one to get
wrap around tail piece - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums The SG did see a slightly improved design, however - the bridge was compensated for intonation, while on Les Pauls it was plain Intonation was achieved on the older design by mounting it at an angle, while the newer one was mounted straight
Angus Young Signature - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums Never played a '61 or a '71 but I played a late standard SG and where talking about two totally different guitars! Different feel, different sound and very different look! The Angus has got the narrowest and slimmer neck you can find on Gibsons and it's got an Angus signature humbucker that will make your AC DC covers sound pretty similar to
side-jack SGs - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums My SG Standard is a 1981 model with Super Humbuckers and the input jack mounted on the side of the guitar, similar to the placement of a Les Paul jack I've see a lot SGs out there but few with this jack location
Technical Tips for Installing a Bigsby B5 - Gibson USA Well, like I said, I really think the Vibramate is designed (for the SG, at least) to let you try out a Bibsby using a 100% reversible mounting plate But there are tradeoffs 1) The Vibramate positions the Bigsby higher off the body than it would otherwise be This affects the location of the arm (e g the height off the body) as well as sustain