Body
Body shape: SG
Body wood: Mahogany
Body finish: Worn
Neck
Neck shape: 60s SlimTaper
Neck wood: Mahogany
Joint: Set-in
Scale length: 24.72"
Truss rod: Adjustable
Fingerboard
Material: Indian laurel
Radius: 12"
Fret size: Medium-jumbo
Number of frets: 22
Inlays: Dot
Nut width/material: 1.69”/Graph Tech
Electronics
Configuration: SS
Neck: Epiphone P-90 PRO (soap bar)
Bridge: Epiphone P-90 PRO (soap bar)
Control layout: 2 volume, 2 tone
Pickup switch: 3-way Epiphone toggle
Hardware
Bridge type: LockTone ABR
Tailpiece: Stopbar
Tuning machines: Epiphone Deluxe with ivory buttons
Finish: Nickel
Other
Number of strings: 6-string
Orientation: Right-handed
From the Inspired by Gibson Collection, the Epiphone SG Classic Worn P-90s gives brings fans the iconic SG solidbody electric in a "worn" open grain finish. Now available at Guitar Center, the Epiphone SG Classic Worn features a mahogany body, 60s SlimTaper mahogany neck, 12" radius Indian laurel fretboard with dot inlays and a pair of powerful
With the original Gibson design in mind, the Epiphone SG Classic Worn was designed with a pair of P-90-PROs soap bar single-coil pickups. They deliver the full and reactive attitude players would expect from the classic Gibson model. Epiphone’s legendary P-90-PRO single-coil pickups were first produced in the early 1950s. They produce a raw powerful tone that helped define the blues and rock and roll in their formative years. Now, the P-90s’ traditional combination of high output and brilliant tone continues to be a favorite among many top musicians.
The Epiphone SG Classic Worn is complete with a stopbar tailpiece, LockTone ABR bridge and Epiphone Deluxe tuners with ivory buttons for precise and dependable tuning stability. Adding more punch to the Epiphone Firebird is its upgraded features, included Grover Mini tuning machines with an 18:1 ratio for precise and dependable tuning stability. The hardware is finished in a nickel coating.
Additional features of the Epiphone SG Classic Worn include dot inlays, a Graph Tech nut, black top hat knobs with nickel inserts and the classic black "batwing" pickguard.
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