Gibson SG Standard "Large Guard" with Maestro Vibrola 1966 - 1971
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Overview
The Gibson SG was introduced in 1961 as a complete replacement for the Les Paul. The new design was thought to be a more modern solidbody guitar, with sleek beveled edges and two sharp cutaways. By late 1963, the Les Paul moniker was dropped, and the SG (or Solid Guitar) became an entirely separate model. The SG has remained in steady production ever since earning a place as one of the truly classic solidbody guitars.
Notable Players: Tony Iommi, Angus Young, Derek Trucks, Jeff Tweedy, Robbie Krieger
Notable Players: Tony Iommi, Angus Young, Derek Trucks, Jeff Tweedy, Robbie Krieger
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