Gibson/SG Jr.
owner:
Shin
2023.10: I bought a used one with a broken neck that had been neglected for about 10 years.
The price was about the same as you could buy a used one without a broken neck if the timing was right, but I think it is a little rare because you can't find any other genuine one with GROVER pegs and ABR-1 bridge.
The serial number is 8 digits and there are no other stamps, so it is a regular line, but details are unknown.
I had the workshop glue and rub the frets together as soon as I got it.
The wound extended to the rod adjustment hole, so the glued place may have been caught and the adjustment tool could not be used, and the rod was very tight, so I had some additional work done later.
| brand | |
|---|---|
| model | |
| year | 1992 |
| sound features | Although it is a dog-ear type rear only, I do not feel the noise of a Fender single coil, and it seems to be usable in the same way as a humbucker. |
| body material | Mahogany |
| neck material | Mahogany |
| fingerboard material | Rose Wood |
| tuning machenes | GROVER |
| number of frets | 22 |
| scale length | 628mm |
| bridge | ABR-1/T.O.M |
| category | Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar |
