Introduced in 1961, the Gibson SG was actually a redesign of the Les Paul. The SG stood for “Solid Guitar,” and the newly imagined design featured a double cutaway; a thinner, flat-topped body; and a neck joint moved up three frets to make higher notes more easily accessible.

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The Gibson SG is a solid-body electric guitar model introduced by Gibson in 1961, [1] following on from the 1952 Gibson Les Paul. It remains in production today in many variations of the initial design.

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Gibson SG Standard Electric Guitar Features: Part of Gibson's Custom Color Series; Lightweight double-cutaway mahogany body and a long-tenon 19th-fret neck joint; Rounded-profile mahogany neck offers extreme playing comfort; Bound 12-inch-radius Indian rosewood fingerboard offers supple playability

Here we have an amazing vintage Gibson. A pretty rare guitar for the year of 1970, only about 530 of these guitars shipped out to customers and dealers that year. Notice the mother of pearl logo, another rarity on this model. This guitar is 98% …

2023年6月27日 · Best Gibson SGs: Our top picks. Gibson's SG Standard '61, for many, is the quintessential SG, and for us, it was the obvious choice for our number one slot. With its effortless SlimTaper mahogany neck and roaring '60s Burstbucker pickups, this electric guitar more than delivers on playability, tone and looks.

Gibson “Modern Classic” 490 humbuckers lace the SG with iconic P.A.F. thickness, singing sustain and the power to drive. The Gibson SG Standard honors a legacy of profound innovation—a future-proof double cut recalling the guitar’s everlasting prime.

In 1961, Gibson released the SG Electric Guitar as a different playing experience from the Gibson Les Paul and Gibson ES Guitar. A double cutaway meant easier fretboard access, and the thin contoured body meant a wholly comfortable playability.

This is a '68 SG Special in Heritage Cherry. It features a stoptail adjustable bridge, Grover tuners, a bound rosewood fretboard and dual humbuckers (I believe they are newer Gibson pickups but there's no markings).