As arguably the most iconic SG player of all time, it makes sense that Gibson would give Angus Young of AC/DC a signature SG. The Angus Young Signature plus action figure was modeled on the SGs of the mid-to-late '60s, complete with larger style pickguard and lyre vibrato. Uses a '57 Classic and an Angus Young Signature Humbucker. This 2000 is one of the first of the 2000-2009 run of Gibson's Angus Young Signature and has the case shroud with the Devil Child caricature that later one's did not. Included in a collectible 2001 action figure with the guitar. This true collectors guitar has dual humbucker pickups, two volume and two control knobs, lyre vibrato tailpiece with "Angus" and lightening bolt logo on the cover, larger pickguard, 24.75-inch scale length, set neck, true tune-o-matic abr bridge designed after his 1968 SG. To my eye it looks almost new. I cannot find any "dings" or scratches. Extremely limited play. I'm sure I could polish the hardware and frets but I did not. I can see some faint "swirl" on the pick guard in the right light that may be able to be polished out. I did my best to capture the guitar and can provide more photos. Any little lines are lint. I have 2 available videos that could not load. Included is 2001 Collectable Angus Young Hell's Bells action figure with this signature SG.

I'm not in a rush to sell but I rarely ever take it out and avoid playing it since it is so nice. Which is a shame because I love SGs and the neck really suites me. The tone is incredible. Clean and overdriven. I would like to fund another purchase/guitar I know I'll play. I've seen others for sale that don't appear this nice in my opinion. Over time, I think these signature guitars from our Legends (Allman, Betts, Frehley, etc) only hold or increase their value. Thank you for looking.