SG 61 Reissue

Newest Review: ... if you really wanted to and if you played quite a lot of heavier music. Two pickups sit on the bridge, and three pickup ... more

... selections are available - rhythm, middle and treble, depending on what takes your fancy!! Of course, something I do like on the Fender is the tremolo bar, especially handy for lead guitarists without a Wah-pedal, but the SG doesn't have one, so if your after the serious bending effect, an effects pedal may be needed. I use a Marshall Amp, that goes through a Korg multi-effect board, but the distinct sound that the SG has, like with many good guitars, is still very apparent, be it distorted or clean, and to the trained...more

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	SG61 REISSUE HCH Gibson SG 61 Reissue HCH Electric Guitar, mahogany body, mahogany ... Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11	£ 1,145.91
	Gibson SG Œ61 Reissue Heritage CherryElectric Guitar (with free ... In 1960, Gibson initiated a thorough and major redesign of the ic ... Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11	£ 1,199.00	In Stock

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SG 61 Reissue: Epiphone SG (512 words)
by - written on 09/08/05 (Very useful, 2176 readings)
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The Epiphone SG - the cheaper younger brother of the Gibson version, but it's certainly a worthy substitute. It's dark cherry colour, dark wooden neck and black scratch panel are excellent on the eye, and with it's symmetrical body it is one of the best looking guitars out there! The strings are raised higher in their saddle on the SG than say on a Fender, which is more ideal for lead guitarists out there, but being a rhythm man myself, there is no inconvenience whatsoever. I like to use Ernie Ball .9 Slinky strings on it, and they fit just about perfectly - you could probably squeeze some .11's in there easily enough if you really wanted ... Read the complete review