03/29/2023
Trivia question first: What year did the Gibson SG Standard come with the standard stop tail piece and ABR bridge?
Now check out this Gibson Custom Shop re-issue of my favorite guitars, 1964 Gibson SG.  This is in my opinion the best year of the Gibson SG because it has a big neck for those of you that I like the late 50s Gibson big necks. This is not as big but it does come close and has the wide 1-11/16” fingerboard. The 1961-1963 have thin fast neck. And in 1965 the guitar gets changed quite a bit. I think the extra wood in the neck makes the guitar sound better and to me it feels perfect. But that is my opinion if you have ever picked up an SG and thought it was a little fragile or to thin, try the 1964 and your opinions will change I can’t wait to take a look at this guitar. If you go to.Action Music, tell them that Richard from Barco Rebar Rehearsal Space sent you and ask for 10% off on a set of guitar string’s or ask for 10% off you session at Barco Rebar Rehearsal Space. Action Music is the only guitar store in the DC Area that matters and the customer service is great. Guy is great to work, being the guy that know everything even if he a new guy at the store. Everytime I go there, Guy is so helpful and I just can’t help liking the guy. And he is the guy to ask for the 10% sting discount too. And Guy really isn’t even that much a new guy anymore.
Fire up the way back machine for Kalamazoo, Michigan 1964! A 2021 Gibson Custom Shop 1964 SG Standard with Maestro Vibrola and ThroBak ESG-102B Pickups paired with an original 1964 Gibson Vanguard GA77 RET 2x10 amp.
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