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1969 Gibson SG Standard (Number Two)
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about 8 months ago
yep, thats bitchin!!!
about 9 months ago
Hi SoloDallas!
I found this a bit interesting ’69 SG from a local shop. It is described as: GIBSON SG STANDARD: 1969, Cherry, Case, Removed Maestro, 80′s PU’s etc. 3.11kg … 1875e
http://www.kitarapaja.com/usvi.htm
http://www.kitarapaja.com/pics/gsgstd691_1024_768.JPG
http://www.kitarapaja.com/pics/gsgstd692_1024_768.JPG
Since my main interest would be to have as old SG as I am, it would be nice to have this restored to more original condition. In particular those “wrong” pick-ups bother me. How easy it would be to find more original SG PU’s from ’69 to this guitar? I’m not interested in returning the Maestro back, just the PU’s.
BR, Susihukkanen
about 1 year ago
i would love one of these i would have my right leg sold… or left either one
about 1 year ago
You’d be disappointed. Much better a battered one, even an issue one. One that you can find battered for cheap. You fix it, and there you go. Guaranteed, it’ll sound better than this one! I almost never use this one.
about 1 year ago
what if you batter it a bit will it sound good then?
only joking i cant find any “project guitars on the net 
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about 1 year ago
If you’ll ever gonna sell it (which i doupt), i would love to buy it, what a guitar.. Just look at it.. Wow you’re one lucky
about 1 year ago
Thanks, but NEVER judge a guitar by its looks ( I learned myself the hard way). This one now actually sounds well, but when I got it, it was stiff and dead. I had to go through several months of setups, playing, setups, playing etc. extensively before it started to raise from the dead. “Mint” looking vintage instruments are often not what you’d expect from them.
about 1 year ago
Hehe i know, i don’t like most Mint guitars (in a playable sense) because of that, okey they look great but as you say many sound stiff and dead. Took about a year to get my guitar to finaly open up decently, now it vibrates and resonates fine as i want it to
By the way i’ve found a minor ”issue”, sometimes when i hit the third string (begining from smallest E string and up), expecily using an overtone over the string the string buzzes or makes a ”Fiissshhhhhhhhh”-sound, any idea if it’s wrongly setup or anything?
about 1 year ago
I love it
It is in a very condition, so how much was it?