What do you think’s a better guitar: Gibson SG or Gibson ES-335?
Saturday, March 13th, 2010
Gibson SG
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Do you think the Gibson SG guitar is awesome?
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010Any kind of SG.
Why the hell would you answer this question if you "Prefer the Les Paul"? Seriously.
i prefer the les paul.
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Can I put .012-.052 strings on a Gibson SG guitar?
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010I know most people use 10’s on gibsons, but I’m a jazz player, so I want to start using heavier strings to play more accurately. Because the heel joint is so low on an SG, I don’t know if this heavy of strings will put too much torque on the neck/body joint. The neck/body joint is like at the 19th fret.
Absolutely, just get it set-up for 12’s.
Every time you use different gauge strings, or a different tuning, you’re changing the tension on the neck. That’s why if you pay someone for a guitar set-up, they will ask you what gauge strings you use, and what tuning you use.
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The only other problem could possibly be grooves in the nut and bridge where the string lies. If they’re cut for 9’s, and you’re trying to use 14’s, the string might be too big for the groove and slip out. On the flip side, if you file these out to fit, and then you use 9’s, the strings are going move around in these grooves, which isn’t good either.
So ask the guy who sets it up if he thinks there will be any problems using .12’s. And try to find someone that’s recommended by other players. Setting up a guitar is an art form, and if you take it to someone who’s not good at it, the guitar will not play as good as possibly could with a great set up. More importantly, if it’s set up by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing, you can seriously damage the guitar beyond repair.
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What do you think of girls with a Gibson SG guitar?
Sunday, January 31st, 2010
what do you mean… SG’s are great guitars. Especially if its a 61 reissue.
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What is the best style to play for an SG Gibson guitar?
Sunday, January 31st, 2010i’m waiting to see what kind of guitar is best for my style. I usually play alternative rock and blues. I tend to lean toward john mayer type songs. I was wondering if an SG was ok to play or a Les paul.
The SG is a very versatile guitar.
It’s been used for blues, rock, metal, folk, country, rap.
you name it!
You get a les paul, and they’re kinda chunky and heavy
You get a fender strat, and they’re kinda light and twangy
The SG can do it all.
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Gibson SG Menace (Guitar)?
Saturday, January 9th, 2010ok i was watching this guitar cover on youtube( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLerDI5Uhxw ) she’s so awesome. anyways. i play the acoustic guitar and have been meaning to get an electric but i couldn’t find the right one. i love the sound and everything about it. i did some research and i’m pretty sure it’s a Gibson SG Menace in Wine Red (1960 style). I want one exactly like it new or used( but in good condition). My budget is in around $200 dollars but the most i’ll go is $300. i know this guitar sells between $700- about $2,000 dollars but i’m absolutely on a tight budget.
Any websites that are selling this guitar, or anybody you know that his the same one used or new (good condition) and is selling it. I really appreciate all your help.
Thank you,
~Taty~
Faded Gibson SG menace in wine red
if you went with an Epiphone guitar instead, it would be exactly the same as a Gibson SG in appearance but cost around your price range. Epiphone is Gibson’s company’s "budget" line of cheap guitars, they aren’t fakes or ripoffs, just made out of cheaper material and machine-made. Just as a Squier Stratocaster is indistinguishable from a Fender to untrained ears/eyes.
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Which guitar is better, a Gibson SG or a Gibson Les Paul?
Friday, December 11th, 2009i am having an argument at school and I think that a Les paul is a better guitar for its sound quality and shape. please give your honest answer.
None is better than the other.
It’s all about preferences.
None can win the argument.
Enuff said.
But i chose the Gibson Les Paul because it looks more appealing to me.
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Can you add a whammy to a gibson sg guitar?
Monday, November 16th, 2009I have a ‘98 gibson sg and I was wondering if it would be possible to add a whammy bar to it? If so would it be a really serious alteration? cost estimate?
Yes it can be done. A good luthier can route the hole and install any type of whammy bar. Also, Kahler builds a locking tremolo system that mounts flush on the top. No hole needed. You could install this with a drill and a screwdriver.The Kahler costs around $400.00. If I was installing this tremolo on a SG, I would charge around $50.00 for the labor plus the price of the tremolo system. For any tremolo requiring routing a hole it would be around $100.00 plus the tremolo.
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Does anyone know if Jimmy Page ever played a WHITE Gibson SG Doubleneck guitar?
Saturday, October 24th, 2009This supposidly happened during the ‘95 Page-Plant Tour (maybe the Las Vegas show, which I think was the last of the tour). The guitar was played once, autographed, and later put up for a charity auction.
If anyone knows anything about this particular guitar (being that it is white and not the usual color of the ones he played) please let me know.
Any info will be appreciated! 
The reason I am wondering is because I am about to buy a white doubleneck signed by both Jimmy Page & Robert Plant and there is a photo of Robert Plant holding the guitar but the one of Jimmy Page holding it is lost/stolen. I would really like a photo of him playing it. Just not sure where to look (already searched the internet)…
Nope, he played a doubleneck but it wasn’t white. It was a brown Gibson doubleneck. (He used it to play Stairway To Heaven live)
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Gibson SG guitar?
Friday, October 23rd, 2009how much does it cost along with the amp?
Im not sure but those guitars are soo awsome!
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