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This SG model epitomizes lightweight, resonant excellence, weighing only 7.3 lbs while offering exceptional playability and design. The guitar's stunning Pelham Blue finish is in remarkable condition, with minimal signs of wear. The neck binding adds an extra touch of elegance, enhancing its visual appeal. There are no significant dings or scratches, and the fret wear is minimal. A subtle aging patina on the metal hardware gives the guitar a vintage VOS (Vintage Original Spec) look, further elevating its timeless charm.
This guitar was a special order from Gibson's Custom Shop and, although it lacks a Certificate of Authenticity, its 1998 serial number has been verified by Gibson as authentic. The previous owner, a collector, specifically requested this model with a larger SG reissue headstock with inlay in this unique color. Based on Gibson’s confirmation and our inspection, all components appear to be original. The guitar also comes with its original hardshell case.
The 1960s SG model has been a favorite among iconic guitarists like Angus Young, Tony Iommi, Robby Krieger, George Harrison, Dickey Betts, Gary Rossington, and Eric Clapton. Its devilish points, sleek curves, and blistering humbucker tone have solidified its place in rock history. This Custom Shop Historic Reissue SG brings the original magic back to life, using all-solid woods, historic hide-glue construction, and top-quality vintage replica parts. It captures the unmistakable, powerful tone that has defined rock ‘n’ roll for decades.
This Gibson Custom Shop Historic Reissue SG is a truly iconic instrument, blending historical legacy with modern craftsmanship. Its Pelham Blue finish, paired with light hardware patina, offers both beauty and timeless appeal. With its powerful humbucker tone, elegant neck binding, and excellent condition, this SG is a prime choice for collectors and players alike, embodying the rock spirit that has made the SG a favorite for decades.
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