flatrockmobile
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Updated for pic. Thanks alot photophucket
Ye Olde Brown SG Club
- Thread starter Sérgio
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Updated for pic. Thanks alot photophucket
RVA
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Love that inlay!
Goldmember
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I'm not sure if I posted this photo of my 60s Tribute on this thread, so forgive the duplication. I took this photo after I had installed the pickguard:
Of my three SGs, the Tribute has the most beautiful and pronounced bevel work.
Of my three SGs, the Tribute has the most beautiful and pronounced bevel work.
After adjusting my pickups to Angus's specs, my tone has improved dramatically....
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Sérgio
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This is probably the coolest looking SG I've ever seen! Wonderful to see a custom colored 1965 SG in such a faded sunburst finish!
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I been forcing myself to play it more often. I been doing some tracking recently and been using the SG. It's a good player, just hard for me to bond wirh....
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Sérgio
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Very cool indeed! I would never have thought Gibson ever made such faded sunburts back in the 60s!
P.S. would you mind if I shared the pic on my instagram account? If you have one I can mention you too!
67plexi
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Sergio, Go for it. 1/2016 I was in the back of the local music store and saw the case and asked if I could check out the SG they asked how do you know it's an SG
My first good guitar was a 1961 Les Paul SG. It's an estate sale guitar I asked if I could play it sure I plugged it into a 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb I just finished servicing.
I'm like Oh my God this guitar just rings on every open note. I put a bid on it and won the bid. The fret's were trashed. I called the best guitar tech I know and the estimate
for repair was $2800.00 plus $550.00 shipping each way I thought I will just tool up and do it myself $3,000.00 and 8 hours a day for two months later it was finished.
The good news is I can re-fret any of my guitars now.
My first good guitar was a 1961 Les Paul SG. It's an estate sale guitar I asked if I could play it sure I plugged it into a 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb I just finished servicing.
I'm like Oh my God this guitar just rings on every open note. I put a bid on it and won the bid. The fret's were trashed. I called the best guitar tech I know and the estimate
for repair was $2800.00 plus $550.00 shipping each way I thought I will just tool up and do it myself $3,000.00 and 8 hours a day for two months later it was finished.
The good news is I can re-fret any of my guitars now.