GENERAL
Number of Strings 6
Left-/Right-handed Right-handed
BODY
Body Type Solidbody
Body Shape SG Muse
Body Material Mahogany
Body Finish Metallic Gloss
Color Scarlet Red Metallic
NECK
Neck Material Mahogany
Neck Shape Custom C
Neck Joint Set Neck
Radius 12"
Fingerboard Material Indian Laurel
Fingerboard Inlay Pearloid Trapezoids
Number of Frets 22, Medium Jumbo
Scale Length 24.75"
Nut Width 1.692"
Nut Material GraphTech NuBone
HARDWARE
Bridge/Tailpiece LockTone Tune-O-Matic Bridge with Stopbar Tailpiece
Tuners Epiphone 18:1 ratio
ELECTRONICS
Neck Pickup Alnico Classic PRO Humbucker
Bridge Pickup Alnico Classic PRO Humbucker
Controls 2 x volume, 2 x tone
Switching 3-way toggle pickup switch
MISCELLANEOUS
Strings Gibson, .010-.046
The Epiphone SG Muse, from the new Inspired by Gibson Collection, is based on a rock icon that takes you back to the formative years of the legendary solidbody electric guitar in all its glory. The SG Muse features a fast, comfortable Custom "C" profile neck and bound Indian laurel fingerboard that provides an effortless playing experience, while its lightweight, sleekly contoured mahogany body delivers great sustain and no pain, even when you gig all night. And that fat, snarling tone — it’s to die for! High-output Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers with coil-splitting and polarity controls, plus a treble bleed circuit that maintains clarity at when you dial back the volume, let you nail the perfect tone for any recording session or live gig. Available in a rainbow of vibrant metallic finishes, the Epiphone SG Muse will command attention whenever you take the stage.
The Epiphone SG Muse has a Custom "C" mahogany neck. Early Les Pauls had huge necks, but by 1960, the neck underwent several modifications until it became what’s known as the SlimTaper profile. The SG took it one step farther, making its neck among the fastest ever designed. The Custom "C" neck profile on the SG Muse combines the best of both worlds — still quite slim, but with a tad more girth to fill your hand in just the right way.
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