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Gibson SG Standard /W Sperzel Locking Tuners+Schaller Strap Locks+Iommi Humbucke
Estimated price for orientation: 1 299 $
Category: Gibson SG Standa
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For sale is a Gibson SG Standard in the rare greyburst finish. The guitar was made in 2007 and is a limited edition version, one of 400. It has one of the ebony fretboards that landed Gibson in a lawsuit back in 2012, so it has some collectors appeal. The guitar comes equipped with Sperzel locking tuners in a satin chrome finish, Schaller strap locks with an included black Ernie Ball strap, a Tony Iommi humbucker in the bridge, and the original hard shell case. The neck was broken, and then repaired by a very reputable, professional luthier, at Noll Guitars in Rhode Island. The repair job was incredibly well done and is only noticeable in the right light. I took an image of the break using flash so you can better see the repair job. It isn't noticeable unless you put your eye up to it. SG necks break frequently, and the repaired necks are often quite a lot stronger than the originals! That is the case with this guitar, it plays wonderfully. It has lived the majority of it's life in a case and hasn't been played a lot, so there are practically no blemishes.
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| Brand: | Gibson | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
For sale is a Gibson SG Standard in the rare greyburst finish. The guitar was made in 2007 and is a limited edition version, one of 400. It has one of the ebony fretboards that landed Gibson in a lawsuit back in 2012, so it has some collectors appeal. The guitar comes equipped with Sperzel locking tuners in a satin chrome finish, Schaller strap locks with an included black Ernie Ball strap, a Tony Iommi humbucker in the bridge, and the original hard shell case. The neck was broken, and then repaired by a very reputable, professional luthier, at Noll Guitars in Rhode Island. The repair job was incredibly well done and is only noticeable in the right light. I took an image of the break using flash so you can better see the repair job. It isn't noticeable unless you put your eye up to it. SG necks break frequently, and the repaired necks are often quite a lot stronger than the originals! That is the case with this guitar, it plays wonderfully. It has lived the majority of it's life in a case and hasn't been played a lot, so there are practically no blemishes.