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(More customer reviews)I got me one em SG geetars from tha garbage this one time. I were walkin along mindin my own, an seen this lady tossin one out, cause it were all broken up. She said it got that way, cause her son's boyfriend, smashed it when her son joined the Marines. The boyfriend were jealous cause he wuz left behind fer other men. Huh? I know - don't ask don't tell.
Anyways, I reglued the neck, rebuilt the lower bout with a good size Forstner bit, replaced a fair part of the control cavity, and put in new electronics. The bridge am new cause it were gone. I stripped the paint cause it were a mess. Now it gots a tung oil finish, dual original humbuckers, and an ebony fingerboard. And the neck am a good piece a flamey maple, just like it were a real fiddle. The frets am jumbos.
It plays perty nice, despite it were smashed by a unholy love. It am also a good'un fer playin slide geetar. I likes to play "Tumblin Dice" "Statesboro Blues" and "Tell Mama" by the bucketload on it.
So, I allow you find a unnatural love tryst with geetars involved, so y'all kin get one of em fer yerself. Cause you know them feggnits is always fightin an kickin. So sooner or later they's likely to bust one em geetars up.
Or if'n you know about some geetars fer sale cheap that are SG's, go on an buy one er somethin afore it be too late.
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Packing the same power and intensity as the SG Standard, but without all the trimmings, the Gibson's SG Special electric guitar retains the heart and soul of the SG--solid mahogany body and '50s rounded neck profile--while adding dot inlays, silk-screened logo, a pair of Gibson's hot 490 humbuckers and a deluxe gig bag.
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