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Here's a cool Epiphone SG Tony Iommi Signature Limited Edition, including certificate in a Gibson gig bag, in good condition!

This guitar has been played, has small dings and dents on the body, as well as "normal" signs of use and has had a 3 strap button/seclock added at some point!

This Epiphone SG Custom Tony Iommi Signature Limited Edition is a specially designed signature model for the Godfather of Heavy Metal. The neck and body of the Epiphone SG Custom Tony Iommi Signature are made of mahogany, while the fretboard is crafted from ebony. This construction gives the guitar a warm, mid-focused tone with good attack. Like Tony Iommi's original SG, the Epiphone Signature also features 24 frets and cross-shaped fretboard inlays to mark the fret positions. Two Gibson USA Tony Iommi Signature humbuckers are used, combining long sustain with an incredibly assertive sound. Both pickups are wax-finished and epoxy-encased, making them resistant to feedback and microphonics. The lockable LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge guarantees perfect intonation on the Epiphone SG Custom Tony Iommi Signature and also contributes to its excellent resonance and sustain, while high-quality, enclosed Epiphone tuners with tulip buttons ensure excellent tuning stability. A small but significant detail is the relocation of the output jack to the side of the guitar, resulting in improved access to the tone controls.

Great guitar with value retention or appreciation, as it is limited to 2000 pieces, therefore for players and collectors!!

The original certificate is attached, of course!

The guitar comes in the original Gibson gig bag and certificate!

Weight: 3.030 kg

We gave the guitar a new setup with 10-46 gauge strings, oiled the fretboard, and optimally adjusted the string action!

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