This SG Has Seen Some Stuff | WYRON | 1969 Gibson SG Standard Heavy Mods Conversion

[@Trog]

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[@d-mack7053]

@Trogly In my my opinion there is no sin with a guitar. All that matters is the result. Scale length/fit and feel. Forget the name. It's all creativity just like the music we use these to get creative with music. BUT LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!!

[@fanoboss]

WOOD ROCK ... LOL

[@garrettwoodward7316]

Hey trogly there's a telecaster on reverb and it's the first left handed one ever made in 1951 i think you should make a video on it but don't buy it because its 150,000 dollars

[@triplesevensix291]

Pretty sweet. Yeah..rock it!

[@oliverchristopher8941]

I just bought this guitar and will be restoring it

[@jamesshaw476]

$2750 for that SG! Come on! I love Gibson guitars very much. I have 2. But when you have a hacked guitar liked this one, I feel any other brand of guitar can't get away of charging so much. I'll give you $200 for it, maybe $500 at the most.

[@nilswegner2881]

I have guitars that only cost me 200 dollars and they sound play and feel great. So I would never pay more than a thousand for any gibson

[@robertanderson6929]

Yeah, I'm not sure what the point of purchasing this guitar would be. Just because something contains wood which at one time was in a Gibson factory doesn't make it have value. That guitar is just a piece of wood that at one time was part of a "Gibson" guitar. You'd have to restore it to play it. And I'm not even sure what the point in restoring something like this would be. If you want a Gibson to play there are thousands of other ones that someone hasn't drilled full of holes. You can upgrade tuners or pickups in a Gibson guitar. You can even take a piece of sandpaper and make a pickup fit in your Gibson guitar. But when you start drilling holes, routing out entire bathtubs or altering the fundamental nature of the instrument it ceases to be a 'Gibson' guitar and becomes just another parts guitar you can find on eBay for $100.

[@julosx]

@@nilswegner2881 So you'll never know what a great guitar is. I own 5 Gibsons including one vintage and one Memphis CS so I know. It's not that I paid more than 1 000 for each and every of them (for 3 of them, yes) but at least they didn't lose value with time.

[@nilswegner2881]

@@julosx my custom built Ibanez rg is a great guitar. Nothing more to say to that.

[@nilswegner2881]

@@julosx a Yamaha Pacifica 112J costs around 200 dollars and guess what, it is a great guitar. Get off your high horse. I tour with the guitars I like, my custom Ibanez RG and my Pacifica 112J, no need for a Gibson. And most certainly no need for the snobbery you are doing right now by saying I don't know what a great guitar is

[@Djarra]

When you’re talking mods under the batwing guard Angus had one where he installed the wireless under the guard so he could run through the crowd and people couldn’t grab it. That was a converted custom and he used it for Back in Black. More recently it was repaired to a two pickup no internal wireless and was his main guitar in 2018 when Premier Guitar did their rig rundown. (Angus had at least one other with an internal wireless a walnut in the late 70s with no neck pickup but a full set of controls. He used this in the BBC ‘Rock goes to College’ show. But only when running round the auditorium. The rest of the time he used a red SG with wireless taped to the stap)

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Actually the back of the Custom was hogged out for the wireless. There were several different attempts at simplifying Angus’ stage setup.

[@danielbuhr4260]

As much as love my sg I hate acdc's vocals so much I can't enjoy them

[@FangPaw]

@@danielbuhr4260 And I thought it was just me who couldn't stand the screeching :-)

[@danielbuhr4260]

@Dog I don't even mind the 4 chord thing lol. Some of the best songs are the same 3 chords the whole damn song. Just the vocals bother me.

[@KyleSG88]

Angus had 3 guitars with the wireless installed. His very first SG (walnut) had it put in August of 77 and that guitar got retired end of 78 tour. His highway to hell SG and his black and white custom both had it installed into the body as well beginning of 79 and then both were taken back out end of 79 and that was it with the wirelesses in the guitar. They were installed into the back and had a chunk of wood cut out.

[@richardsandson]

Must be time for breakfast and coffee in the UK...Trogly's uploaded. Whoop

[@tallthinkev]

Make it tea and I'm with you.

[@VodkaSelekta]

I am currently sat here doing the same every morning with a coffee. It's an awesome chilled out watch to get you going in the morning, nothing too heavy just good guitar chat.

[@MeatisMagic256]

But where's the queen?

[@alicewilson1913]

My first thought was "oh man this is exactly the kind of guitar I love I need to put this on my watchlist now" and clicked on the link and realized it was already on my watchlist

[@daveyboy8907]

That 1st guitar was a rock machine.. You can tell by the mods that it’s been played hard .. I like the look of a well played guitar myself.👍🏼

[@honkytonkinson9787]

It’s like someone took a Lamborghini Miura and converted it for rally racing, wrecked it a couple of times. Now they’re selling it and it’s still commanding old Lamborghini prices

[@DavidHBurkart]

Nothing intrigues me about the featured hacked up SG... but glad for the one you bid on... Its wear tells the right kind of story and I would definitely rock it.

[@manbearpig2164]

I've got an SG I've broken to pieces twice, smashed it over my amp drunk, I threw it out the front door one of the times, I'm talking piece by piece, left the pieces in the front yard in the sprinklers until I woke up the next day, eventually I glued it back together and wired it back up and it actually still plays great, true story

[@grooverstone9553]

man bearpig holy shit what did it do to you

[@jacobseal]

OMG are you cereal???

[@rchjrh5841]

Dude, you need to get a hold of the drinking problem LOL,,, Seriously though I own 2 SGs and one has a repaired neck. It sounds and plays as good as it did new. That being said, I'm not paying that kind of cash for a butcher job on something that was already proven the way it was. If it's broke fix it, don't change it.

[@Les537]

I feel you. I've smashed so many guitars in stories like this, but not the gibsons, bro!

[@markwhitman8262]

A lesson on how to distroy a nice guitar. Looks like junk to me would not pay for it myself

[@nilswegner2881]

It's an SG so it cannot be a nice guitar, even in perfect condition I think SGs are just ugly

[@marions.120]

DJ Slinus-Is this the ghost of Les Paul?

[@ThorneyedWT]

@@nilswegner2881 yet this is THE guitar that born heavy metal.

[@nilswegner2881]

@@ThorneyedWT my ibanez rg still looks better and suits me better. Also it doesn't have neck dive and it's headstock is rock solid

[@terrypussypower]

@@ThorneyedWT ...that BIRTHED heavy metal!

[@ThorneyedWT]

The best kind of guitar in my book - old worn road warrior with developed personality. And you know that this is great player, because why would anyone put so much effort in modding and fixing it after all those battle scars if it wasn't great instrument in the first place? That said, I'm not a big fan of sting-through, sometimes it is pain in the butt to get string in that hole, and it doesn't look right on SG. So I'd put normal stopbar there. And all that extra wiring is sort of wasted, so I'd turn small switch into phase reversal (that sweet Peter Green sound) and replace extra knob with normal killswitch or coil split toggle. And maybe put something cool over those vibrola marks... maybe iron cross James Hetfield style or belt buckle with jolly roger.

[@TorzJohnson]

That guy at Guitarpoint is a really good player. I feel bad that he chooses to wear hats on his head sideways, and nobody has told him it looks stupid.

[@archer4556]

So, I make some minor upgrades to a new GLP , that being upgraded tuners to locking ones and new strap buttons to Schaller locking...but I keep everything I've taken off as it only stands to reason that if I do sell later down the road I have all the OEM parts incase a new owner wants to keep it all original. Am I right out to lunch in doing this? Dropping a $3K + guitar on the floor because you didn't spend $6 to $30 on strap locks seems a little stupid to me.

[@kingmescalito]

That SG reminds me of mine. Scrapped the Maestro and put an ES1275 tailpiece on it. Had to fill a few holes but it transformed the guitar into something I love, warts and all. Never underestimate the lure of tuning stability lol.

[@jamiespeirs885]

Austin, a kill switch is a momentary, the others are latch whether 2 or three way way. You also get momentary foot switches. Thanks for great vid's . Bring on more Bass :)

[@melvinthompson4323]

Yes I would rock it! Thank you for the good videos and content!!👍🏼😎❤️

[@vencemcadams2927]

Love those old SGs. My favorite guitar was a early 70s that was stolen many years ago. I replaced it, but I sure miss that one.

[@PeterMoore350]

Great video. That guitar has been through a lot !!

[@halcyondraconis7437]

If I was looking for a player, then hell yeah, so long as that headstock repair is solid.

[@War-pw9kx]

I loved the one for 3000 it just speaks to me

[@robmurtha9582]

hey Austin love your show!

[@B_SIDES]

Stupidly over priced, if someone pays asking price for this they are brainless

[@iusethisnameformygoogleacc1013]

In that guy's defense, he's only trying to sell it for 3-4 times what it's actually worth, so it's not the worst deal showcased on this channel this week.

[@brucelee2309]

Digging these SGS man, my first Gibson was a 2012 Gibson SG Special sold it a few months back. Been wanting a sg standard so something had to give

[@sebastianrothman2871]

You should document the limited edition triburst for the les Paul Standard 60s

[@ericpiercey7112]

Dont know if you noticed or not, but it looks like a longitudinal split on the head stock of the honey SG. I've seen this a couple times in units that have had the tuners replaced with screws that line up on the wood grain or the factory joints. Might just be finish checking but like I said I've been torched twice and ended parting out the guitars.

[@ayoutubeaccount864]

Taking about cracks, the dude from Greta Van Fleet’s SG is keeping his SG together with tape

[@Les537]

I cried a little. That kid has a 61. When I was his age I had a 99$ catalog guitar and felt lucky.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Which is f’n stupid, it’s not rocket science to fix.

[@howardskinner4916]

Heck yeah, rock this thing! It could be worse, though - Pete Townsend could've had it!

[@WhatsupZak]

During the play demo, I kept thinking you were wearing that black bowling shirt with the rose on it. I was relieved when the camera panned up and it wasn't you.

[@samuelzetterman]

I feel like the owner of this guitar might have been very used to playing gretsch guitars, for those who dont know gretsch guitars usually have a master volume + individual controls and old gretsch models used to have a kill switch

[@dylanvogel4503]

I actually did not know they had a kill switch thanks for the awsome information:)

[@andreasatlars4281]

I'd slap a vibrola on it and rock it. This is much more up my alley than some guitar in mint condition because I'm a klutz.

[@seanhershey3390]

I hope you win that one... it looks awesome!

[@sotis1756]

My two favorite SG players. 1. Tony iommi 2. Robbie Krieger

[@luggnutgaspar757]

Every scratch on my 62 P-bass increased its value. I have no problem with your SG. Bet you volume tricks a la the Allman bros would be a cool bonus. Enjoy your axe.

[@jordantee2383]

I have a 67 sg standard, the finish was completely removed but all the original parts are there. It has has pre t top pickups which are worth a pretty penny by themselves, people say they sound as good as original pafs.

[@MrTonyretro]

I have a 69 Cherry with none of those issues, only had a new nut and a couple of the backplate holes don't line up with the rebate properly, no repairs and in a chainsaw case! All I need now is to be able to play it properly.

[@steveliberty]

I have a 68 SG Std that I bought new when I was a kid. It sat around in the store for a long while before I bought it, most likely because of the feature that I liked the best - the HUGE neck profile. It is bigger than some R7's I have played, and those are really big necks. The cherry finish also darkened quite a bit by the time I bought it, which I found out when the Vibrola came off. I replaced the Vibola with a stop tail, and replaced the original tuners with Grovers way way back, and eventually, when I sold those two items, I collected more money than I paid for the guitar, case and tax complete :) Great guitar. Would I rock that mangled SG? Sure would, but I wouldn't pay much for it - thats just my way. Broken and repaired guitars are not really my thing, so in my book (regardless of what the market would say), it wouldn't be worth more than about $800. And I realize I would likely never get it for that number. But that's OK.

[@alicewilson1913]

It kills me how many people in the comments are saying this guitar is trashed or needs TLC. It's such a cool guitar as it is. Getting rid of those mods and 'restoring' it would be a shame. It's been turned into something so unique and beautiful. Guitars like this that got sacrilegious mods like this in the 70s and 80s when people didn't give a shit about everything being all 'perfect' and 'all original' are the coolest guitars out there. Please play them as they are and don't destroy them. They're a testimony to the ingenuity of the artists who built and played them. They're works of art. Who wants the same guitar everyone else has anyway? I would rock the hell out of this.

[@johndef5075]

I know but it still looks like crap.

[@alicewilson1913]

​@@johndef5075 To you maybe (and that's cool, you're entitled to your opinion), but to me it's beautiful.

[@LJG781]

I wonder if you can help... I own a 2014 Gibson les paul classic custom lite... inside the volume and tone cavity is written in ink CT 14.... I'm assuming the obvious that 14 stands for the year... but not sure what the CT …. means... any thoughts would be appreciated.... thank you

[@ak47dragunov]

is that thing string through directly into the wood without ferrules? wow

[@killemall1983]

@@CaptainCraigKWMRZ Still need ferrules on the top.

[@cooperbrazelton5928]

Haha I knew I stayed up until 1:30 a.m. for a reason

[@noahhosmer1816]

im glad i woke up in the middle of the night! i finally get to see a troglys video early

[@paulfox3532]

Wasn't it Pete Townsend that preferred the SG *because* the neck was so fragile? That way he could just bend the neck instead of using a tremolo bar. Of course, it also made it easier to break and more 'impressive' when he smashed up all of those beautiful guitars in the name of rock and roll.

[@ProtomanBlues]

That string through mod ruined the entire guitar for me such a shame

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Easily fixed.

[@runlarryrun77]

Same here, I liked it apart from that. It has character.

[@Flamewalk]

Also note how there are no ferrules on the top; strings cut right through wood on break points.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

I’ll never understand how such simple things “ruin” a guitar for some folks. It’s a simple fix. Lighten up.

[@Greg-vd5om]

Trogly is in the HOUSE!!!!!.........:)

[@lichkrieg4898]

I love how people have their old gibsons with tons of repairs, blown out tone caps, finish chewed off half the body, but "it's all original". I understand if it's a good playing instrument in reasonable shape but more and more of them are cases for extreme rebuilds worth more than the guitar. I would rock at about a quarter of the price or the sum of the good parts.

[@hudsonpace4850]

The last time I was this early he didn't have the burst speakers

[@codycumberland6532]

Can you do a review on the Chicago Music Exchange SG please!?

[@papasmamas1]

I love wacky big pickguard SGs with mods, i like the stringthrow idea. Not much love for 66-69 SGs, Gibson doesnt pay much attention to reissue those.

[@trroland1248]

Unspeakable! 😱 American carnage!

[@davejackson8376]

I enjoyed this episode but wouldn't rock... as I have my own: late 60's SG Junior, bought in 1981 for £150, at which time it had a (replacement) Tim Shaw humbucker. In part due to it being my only guitar until 1994, all that's left of the original is the wood (no breaks or cracks) and the two witch-hat knobs. It's had 4 bridges (including a horrible surface-mount Floyd Rose which I guess was a predecessor to the FRX), 3 nuts (now brass), 3 scratch plates, 7 different pickup configurations (I personally chiselled a neck pickup cavity in the mid 80's - it now has a pair of Bare Knuckle Riff Raffs), coil split switches, a re-fret and, yes, a refinish in white. It's my playing and tinkering history embodied in one instrument.

[@PierceThirlen2]

I hated the neck joint on that first SG. I referred to it as the SG Fungus. I much preferred the neck joint on my -63 SG. I don't like the pick guard that extends to both side of the strings. I also had tuning stability issues with that vibrola.

[@returnoftheduelist9790]

Not a Gibson fan by any means but the old semi hollow arch tops and the parlor L5 style they made are very nice. Seeing anyone mod a vintage guitar is just a sad day imo. If untouched, this would be way more valuable; obviously this is an equivalent of a barn find acoustic, but probably even worse. I bought a 72 Martin D 45 replica barn find and for 50 years old about, it plays fairly well; slight neck slope near the body but it was a high end build for then i can tell.

[@stricknine8623]

What is the reason that it couldn't have been drilled for stop bar/tailpiece inserts ?

[@Trog]

No reason, just personal preference

[@stricknine8623]

@@Trog Thanks for the reply...What I meant was that, you stated in the video that it could not be done. So I was trying to understand what I may be missing.

[@datnotme9921]

Right on, I'll check that Zappa guitar video! 👍

[@JCTrucks410]

I kinda like the string-thru conversion

[@tykit9230]

Lots of character for sure

[@macgibbon]

Dunno if I would pay that much, but I would rock the crap out of it! At least until it completely fell apart. Is there anyway to have that Vibrola style tailpiece but not have the vibrola? I love the look of it, but I don't want the wiggle stick, lol.

[@ralphwest8156]

Neck repair looks ok but needs a lot of work ...it's a Gib so probably worth the TLC but better price' ...ooh that tone

[@alabamahebrew]

Hey Austin If you ever decide to do another Epiphone LP review and demo I would like to recommend you get the Epiphone 60's Trubute plus model and review that. I have to return that Lzzy Hale white explorer I got a couple of weeks ago from Zzounds because it has a few issues, since they have no more in stock and to be honest I did not like how the explorer feels while sitting down with it, I can't stand and play because of my back if you remember. Anyway, I have been wanting a Les Paul with 57's in it and coil split and I found this Tribute plus model on Zzounds and got it. Well it arrived on Thursday and man let me tell you what, it is THE best new guitar I have ever purchased next to my Gretsch G5420, this guitar arrived and is FLAWLESS!! I mean there is nothing wrong with it, well OK I did find one tiny issue but I was able to fix it quickly, the edge of the binding on the first fret of the was left just a touch rough, three swipes with a piece of sandpaper fixed that though. Here is what the guitar has and why you might want to look into it - Neck pup - 57 classic. Bridge pup - 57 classic+. CTS Pots and a switchcraft 3 way. Pau ferro with trapezoid inlays, AAA flame maple top (veneer), Grover locking tuners, bone nut. Push pull tone pots for series/parallel and I got mine in the faded cherry sunburst and it is GORGEOUS!! The neck is supposedly the 60's slim taper but to be honest I have 4 guitars that all have that same neck and they are all different lol, i like this one though it reminds me of the neck on that Lee Malia Artisan I had. It's flat feeling on the very back and to be honest it feels slightly bigger than an SG style neck, it has a 1.68 width at the nut but it doesn't feel as narrow as an SG does. It's just a great guitar and one that I think you should do a review on, oh yeah, and NO fret issues lol.

[@joermnyc]

I've done string through mods... On a cheap top loader tele. It's not the easiest to do with just a hand drill.

[@Damian-vi8xb]

that price seems optimistic a few years ago i picked up a 68 that was modded in the 70s (dimarzio pickups, coil tap and grovers) for $2500 with no cracks or breaks in the body.

[@toneyisaiah408]

Jimi's white SG featured a head stock displayed a split diamond inlay.

[@eezamanna20]

Toney Isaiah his was a custom

[@The.Known.Universe]

Could be a stupid question. What is WYRON?

[@Robster-Craw]

I'd offer them 700$ for that SG. Even 1,000 is too much.

[@itamar901]

Yea and hes asking for 2750

[@matthewajello1299]

Would need $3000 worth of work to get it back to former glory lol

[@lethrbear32]

I'd offer $1.75. It's trashed.

[@alicewilson1913]

I think it's really cool as is, and they'll definitely be able to get over a thousand for it. Some people really like heavy heavy mods

[@alabamahebrew]

WOW FINALLY!!! you and 13 others and the 3 that commented are giving me hope that I am not crazy lol. Everytime I see one of these "vintage" guitars all beat up or heavily modded and the asking price is high like this one is I comment about it being overpriced and usually I get reamed out by others saying that I just "don't understand" that it's a Gibson guitar (or other makes as well) . Like I said in my post on this video, basically what you are buying here is some wood that was worked in a Gibson guitar factory since everything else that once was Gibson is now gone. Yet those same people tell me that my 1987 SG that I refinished and made one mod to, I moved the output jack to the side, is worth half what it normally is worth because I "ruined" it. LOL, I bought that SG from Austin here (Trogly) and when I got it the poor thing was in sad shape. The factory finish was white and possibly had some kind of a flag on it but I'm not sure if the flag was original or not, no it wasn't the Union Jack btw. Someone painted over that factory white with an all black top with a wide silver stripe running down the middle, but they did not apply any clear coat to it so the silver was apparently wiping off on the guys hand as he played because you could see where it had been getting wiped on to the black around the volume knob for the Bridge pretty heavily lol. I refinished it heritage cherry because a local guy wanted to buy it if I painted it like that. I was going to restore it back to white. After I finished it I could not get in touch with the guy. So after about 3 months of him not responding and no one else being interested in it for $900, I removed the cherry finish and restored it back to the factory white and I left the neck unfinished other than I put some Tru-oil on it and I put a stinger on it as well. I usually don't like SG's but this one I do so I decided to keep it for myself lol. But everyone says it's only worth $500 at most because of what all I did to it, yet a guitar like the one in this video comes along for $2700 and well hey that's OK? Lol not from me will they get their money.

[@Jester-Riddle]

I have a decent Bass which had a lot of the Headstock broken off, so I modified it by moving the tuner positions … In my opinion, it now actually looks better than the original headstock ! I do confess that I did a bit more of a tidy-job, but like the SG, the important thing was to make it playable again and it is perfectly fine. No doubt though there are those that would complain 'your headstock isn't right' … but what does it really matter to a perfectly playable instrument ??? Instruments are not about 'prettiness', but about sound. If they happen to look gorgeous too, then that is a bonus ...

[@julosx]

There's no way on Earth I'd buy such a beaten up guitar where there are more recent ones that are much better in every way and way more affordable. I'm not that crazy about vintage guitars, this video illustrate rather well my point.

[@bluewater3783]

Same, here: actually, I actively dislike "vintage" (= old) guitars! I like 'em brand spankin' new!

[@cycadaacolyte6349]

The only 66-69 SGs I bother with are the Melody Marker models. All the others were a solid step down from the 61-65 offerings.

[@jasonrackawack9369]

Basically buying a cracked and drilled chunk of vintage wood that needs everything else....even the gibson name does not want to be seen with it.

[@TheRock5300]

Great timing, now I can get to sleeping I guess 🙃👍🏻

[@sgtmac62]

Trogy or anyone- did the SG ever come with a 22 fret neck?

[@Riverdeepnwide]

Bob most are 22 like the one featured in the video here. There have been a few 24 fret models over the years where the fingerboard extends up to the pickup for the two extra frets.

[@therugburnz]

I would ROCK & ROLL that.

[@drjsmajor]

You should show a rare guitar, like the Gibson Chet Atkins Tennessean Prototype in orange that you gave us a glimpse of?

[@tolvajakos]

if it was much cheaper, i would. dinged up sg with headstock repair, removed pickup covers and garage mods is as punk as it gets. the missing gibson logo is an added bonus.

[@mburtondavis]

It should be called Murphy’s guitar cuz anything that could go wrong has gone wrong. I’d pay $200.

[@std882]

If I buy this guitar, I would restore it back to it's original state. Incidentally, I just pick up a pretty beat up '70/'71 SG - similar to the $3000 one shown but not as bad and in walnut color. I was very surprised that it plays and sounds amazing. The frets are a bit low now but neck is so good. Everything is original except for the tuners and a missing vibrola arm. But there're lots of scratches and dings and dents. However, nothing broken, crack or repaired. And it's still a lot cheaper than $3000.

[@daveh9335]

SG s are two things, either a f 'd up POS. Or the best godam guitar you ever picked up.

[@phillippitts6294]

Heck yes!

[@Forest_Fifer]

You mention about the crack, I was watching a video with the guitarist from Greta Van Fleet who has a 61 Les Paul ( SG actually) and the body is completely cracked, the lower part below the pots is held on with gaffa tape. Oh and that doesnt look very authentic...

[@AB-vn2jc]

My gold top les Paul has the same mahogany figuring in the cutaway!

[@rollanan]

do the epiphone firebird review pls

[@trevor-johnsen]

Rock yeah!

[@ManOrWomanIDK]

Wouldn't rock the modded sg but that one with the original pickups I would. Those heel cracks scare me after seeing that white sg!

[@sethrichter5767]

Believe it or not, this guitar is still on reverb!

[@johnnyghoul8100]

For me to even consider this sg for a restoration I'd need the vibrola to come with it for that money

[@knowledgeking6730]

I’m not gonna lie as soon as somebody else started playing I switched off but I love this show .Have you ever checked out the d’angelico Atlantic guitars

[@vorpalblades]

That thing's a fuckin' gutterpunk. Looks cool.

[@agularis]

3:23 A.M? Trogly?

[@fromthebasement2956]

ever since i dropped my sg on hard wood floor, I can barely watch videos about messed up sg's

[@JA-re8gi]

That poor thing looks like it was on tour with The Dillinger Escape Plan. The price just as insane as the guitar is beat up.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Can you explain what WYRON means?

[@Jester-Riddle]

'Would You Rock Or Not' …

[@tatt2dtony]

Hell yes! I would rock the shit outta that SG!

[@c--qs8je]

Just wondering what WYRON means.

[@adityasuman226]

Why don't you try a similar type of series but of guitar from famous artists. I'm sure it'd be cool :)

[@joeykelly5642]

That price is pretty rich considering the modifications, sketchy-looking headstock repair, and cracks. Nothing about the instrument looks professionally done or reassuring. I'd be afraid of it breaking during shipping - and even if it arrived intact, it'd still have to be handled with care. The intonation is probably awful. Around $1000 is top dollar for something like that, in my opinion. The natural SG you showed after looked much more appealing. I liked how it was worn - it was obviously played a lot!

[@kentstone5193]

Let me at that bad bitch!! I'll Wang on it until the strings break!

[@scottmacphee35]

I think he's dreaming on that price.

[@bluewater3783]

Yeah.

[@mrchungus7308]

Ooh I’m here early

[@corneliuscrewe677]

I dig it, but not for that price. If it were reasonably priced, I’d dump the kill switch, slap some aged covers on the pickups, either install a stop tail or maybe a trapeze tailpiece and play the hell out of it.

[@jimmyjames2022]

I don't understand. Why didn't Gibson go "neck through" with all SGs as soon as these necks started separating? Trying to hold on to the one piece solid body mystique?

[@R3TR0R4V3]

Good lord, why would anybody do ANY of that to that SG? Lol. I especially don't get the string-through addition. What were they thinking?!? 😂