This guitar has had a professional neck repair and has no effect on playability.


  • Limited-edition 20th Anniversary SG Deluxe Stereo model (1971)
  • Extremely rare production, with reports of approximately 79 Stereo examples made
  • Solid mahogany body
  • Double-cutaway SG body design
  • Dark Cherry gloss finish
  • Set 3-piece mahogany neck
  • Bound rosewood fingerboard
  • Pearl block inlays
  • 22 frets
  • 24.75" scale length
  • Narrow Norlin-era nut width (typically around 1 9/16")
  • Dual Gibson humbucking pickups (T-Top era humbuckers on many examples)
  • Stereo output wiring allowing each pickup to be routed independently to separate amps/channels
  • Individual volume and tone controls for each pickup
  • 3-way pickup selector switch
  • Tune-o-Matic bridge
  • Gibson Vibrola / tremolo tailpiece (varies by individual instrument)
  • Chrome hardware
  • Les Paul-style raised black pickguard
  • Front-mounted control plate (unique to early SG Deluxe models)
  • Volute-reinforced headstock
  • "20th Anniversary" engraved truss rod cover

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ConditionFair (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • SG Deluxe Stereo
Finish
  • Cherry
Categories
Year
  • 1971 - 1972
Made In
  • United States
Fretboard Material
  • Rosewood
Body Material
  • Mahogany
Neck Construction
  • Set-Neck
Body Shape
  • Double Cutaway
Right / Left Handed
  • Right Handed
Model Sub-Family
Number of Strings
  • 6-String
Neck Material
  • Mahogany
Color Family
  • Red
Series
Body Type
  • Solid Body
Pickup Configuration
  • HH
Scale Length
  • 24.75"
Bridge/Tailpiece Type
  • Tremolo Tailpiece
Model Family
Number of Frets
  • 22

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