I'm selling my used 2005 Epiphone SG G-400 Les Paul Custom Black Beauty Tuxedo Electric Guitar with 3 Humbuckers, Gold Hardware, Grover Tuners, and Used Hard Case.

I bought this used a little over a year ago, and I've loved its tone and playability whenever I've used it at practice or for recording. But for financial reasons I just have to thin my herd and let someone else enjoy this beauty. My loss, your gain.

I've never gigged it, and I can't speak for whether it's been gigged before me, but it's in really FANTASTIC condition. There's barely any noticeable scratches or nicks on the body or hardware. The like-new frets are in crazy-good condition and have PLENTY of life on them. All of the pots, electronics, and hardware work perfectly.

The only non-stock upgrade I'm aware of on this is an upgraded input I had installed, since the stock ones on these tend to fail eventually. If that's any issue for you, I still have the original and will be including it with the sale. I'm also including the sturdy, snug, plush-interior-lined hardshell case that came with it.

Based on the serial number EE05120554 here are the detailed specs:

• Body Material: Solid Mahogany
• Neck Material: Set-in Mahogany
• Neck Profile: 1960s SlimTaper "D" Profile
• Fingerboard: Rosewood w/ Block Pearloid Inlays
• Scale Length: 24.75"
• Nut Width: 1.68"
• Frets: 22 Medium-Jumbo
• Pickups: 3 Alnico Classic Humbuckers
• Controls: 3-Way Selector Switch, 2 Volume, 2 Tone
• Hardware: Gold
• Bridge/Tailpiece: Gold LockTone Tune-O-Matic Bridge & Stopbar Tailpiece
• Tuners: Gold Grover 14:1 Ratio Tuners
• Binding: Multi-Ply Binding on the body (front & back) and headstock with Single-Ply on the neck
• Finish: Ebony (Black Beauty/Tuxedo)
• Weight: 7.5 lbs

Cosmetic Condition Notes:

• Body: Hairline swirl marks and light pick-scratching on the pickguard, typical for a 20-year-old black gloss finish. One wood ding on the top of right cutaway, but other than that no major wood dings or deep gouges. There's one small weird white mark on the back of the headstock; it's not a scratch, almost looks like a paint mark from the factory.
• Hardware: Light, natural tarnish/fading on the gold humbucker covers where the picking hand rests, adding a great vintage look.
• Neck & Frets: Neck pocket is structurally perfect with zero cracks. Frets show minimal wear with plenty of life left and no buzzing.