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[Clockworkmike]

I am not familiar with those pickups so I assumed they were HB size P-90s. I don't know if I would take on putting P90s in HB size routes, but more power to you if you think you can pull it off.

Eh screw it man we'll go "close-ish" or " inspired by" and keep it HB sized when it comes to having to do all of that lol

 

[marshalltsl]

Of course there’s always this Epiphone.

Epiphone SG Link

Nice one! I like SG's but usually they have a bad balance. Neck dive. I hope this one have good balance because It has three pickups and a this Maestro vibrola.

 

[iblive]

Nice one! I like SG's but usually they have a bad balance. Neck dive. I hope this one have good balance because It has three pickups and a this Maestro vibrola.

Yeah. My G400 did the neck dive thing when I got it. Stuck a good leather strap on it and pretty much solved the issue. Now…. If I were to walk around with no hands on the guitar, it’ll still do it. But while playing it. It’s just not an issue.

 

[ibmorjamn]

Of course there’s always this Epiphone.

Epiphone SG Link

That's a interesting guitar but not cheap.
Somewhere between 2007 - 2009 I had a old 70's Gibson SG. I bought off of ebay , won a bid for around $800.

At the same time they had a white 3 humbucker if I remember correctly it was a custom hard tail that went for $1000 ,That was a kick in the nads.

Wish I had kept the brown SG guitar. It was in player condition but what a great guitar.


The one that got away looked like this:

 

[4406Pack]

Epiphone Les Paul Special I P-90 Limited-Edition Electric Guitar
I may bitebut also like the Krammer Baretta special

 

[ibmorjamn]

Epiphone Les Paul Special I P-90 Limited-Edition Electric Guitar
I may biteView attachment 95114but also like the Krammer Baretta special

Awesome

 

[marshalltsl]

Yeah. My G400 did the neck dive thing when I got it. Stuck a good leather strap on it and pretty much solved the issue. Now…. If I were to walk around with no hands on the guitar, it’ll still do it. But while playing it. It’s just not an issue.

I usually play stand up. Neck dive on a guitar It's the only issue I have when playing. I tryed to get used but I can't. Acoustic guitars has neck dive too but my forearm can handle the balance.

 

[BFT Gibson]

Beeing basically SG 95% of the time. Noticed Instinctively i tuck in on my body(Angus maybe sorta does) seem to hold it closer to my body. Now a Les paul i play them slung to the ground for some reason & its not weight..favor the weight actually, V's like up at me also. Have never experienced the neck dive but always did set guitars up with a proper strap as part of the balance equation. Basicaly guitar in same spot always.. muscle memory & you aint looking at the fretboard live on a dark stage