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  Comes with certificate and form fit Yamaha case

Vintage SG look with a pair of Seymour Duncan SP90s. Delivers a wide palette of tone ranging from warm solo to bright, crisp comping.

• 3-Piece Mahogany Neck
• Maple and Mahogany Body
• Graph Tech TUSQ Nut
• Seymour Duncanl Pickups/SP90-3n, SP90-3b
• Grover Locking Tuners
• TonePros AVR-II Bridge
• TonePros T1Z Tailpiece
• I.R.A. Treatment
• Made in Japan

Switchcraft Toggle Switch / Noble Pot

Super-premium electronic parts are selected for the new SG guitars only after meeting Yamaha’s exhaustive testing criteria. Our choice of the finest switches and pots, the same as those chosen by pro guitar techs on stages all over the world, means that you can step on stage night after night confident that all of the little details are taken care of.

TonePros’ lighter bridge and tailpiece design enhances the vibration of the guitar’s body by reducing the mass of the metal parts. The locking design ensures the bridge and tailpiece are tightly anchored on their mounting studs for ultra-efficient vibration transfer, maximizing sustain and improving clarity. Model|SG1802Construction|Set NeckScale Length
|24 3/4" (628.6mm)Fingerboard|RosewoodRadius|13 3/4" (350mm)Frets|22Body|Curved Maple, MahoganyNeck|MahoganyBridge/Tailpiece|Tonepros AVRII/Tonepros T1ZPickups|Neck Seymour Duncan SP90-3 (Cream), Bridge Seymour Duncan SP90-3 (Cream)Tuners|Grover Locking TunerPickup Switch|3-Position Toggle (Switchcraft)Controls|Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Neck Tone, Bridge ToneColor|Gold Top,  

Every players knows a guitar needs to be ‘played in’. This process of maturing and ‘opening up’ is the stresses between the different parts of the guitar being released – between wood and finish, neck and fingerboard, body and hardware. The guitar settles down and physically adapts to being played. It just sounds better when it’s played in.
Yamaha’s exclusive Initial Response Acceleration (IRA) technology releases those stresses as part of the crafting process and gives a ‘played in’, matured guitar from day one.