Made in the USA in 2010, the Gibson SG Standard features a mahogany body with a medium profile mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard (12" radius, 43mm nut width). Weighing a nimble 3kg's, it's loaded with a Gibson PAF in the neck and a Seymour Duncan SH-5 in the bridge along with a gold bridge, tailpiece and Gibson branded tuners.
Well used but good overall condition as pictured. The frets have some pitting but are shiny and play well, the neck is straight with a fully functional truss and there's no breaks or repairs.
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Over the years, Gibson has offered many iterations of the SG, but none has stuck around quite like the Gibson SG Standard. After its introduction as a replacement to the Les Paul in 1961, the SG's sharp, striking double-cut, beveled edges, and solid mahogany body, have all placed the SG squarely in the realm of legendary solidbody guitars. Though it was called the Les Paul after its initial production, the moniker was dropped in preference to SG. The SG Standard remains one of Gibson's most popular guitars and one of the brand's top-selling models since its release used by by players like Tony Iommi, Jeff Tweedy, and Angus Young. The Gibson SG Standard has seen many evolutions, existing and enduring through different additions and subtractions, but still remains one of the most iconic Gibson guitars.
