This is a very good example of a 1972 Gibson Special originally in a very nice cherry finish but still some remnant’s of its former self!
There is some bucklerash on the back and a quite a few dings here and there but as to be expected from a played 70s instrument with a lot of character! Please see all photos!
Gibson SG Special was nearly identical to the SG Standards of the time, replacing the full-sized humbucking pickups of the Standard model for the newer mini-humbuckers that Gibson acquired in their purchase of the Epiphone factory.
Specification:
Body
Body Shape - SG
Body Material - Mahogany
Finish - Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Neck
Material - Mahogany
Scale Length 24.75" / 628.65mm
Fingerboard Material - Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius - 12"
Number Of Frets - 22
Frets - Vintage
Nut Material - Bone
Inlays - Small Blocks
Joint - Glued In, Set Neck
Hardware
Finish - Nickel
Bridge - Harmonica Bridge
Tuning Machines - Vintage Gibson Deluxe
Pickguard - Black 1-ply
TrussRod - Adjustable
Truss Rod Cover - 1-ply Bell; Black
Control Knobs - Black Top Hats with Silver Reflectors
