Heritage Cherry Red Gibson SG Standard Guitar 1150.00 in Fort Collins, Colorado For Sale

This is a xxxx Heritage Cherry Red Gibson SG Standard Guitar made in the USA with the more preferable full black batwing pick-guard, double-cutaway mahogany body with beveled edges, for greater comfort and deeper resonating sound. The 498T bridge and 490R neck Humbucking pickups of this electric guitar gives you greater versatility and warm tones. This Gibson guitar boasts a rosewood fingerboard, and an angled head-stock for awesome playability, the chrome hardware and 4 knobs, two for volume and two for tone controlled with a three-way switch allow you to manipulate the sound of her music. She is a right handed 6 string guitar with the preferred ?50s rounded neck profile, Mother of Pearl Gibson logo, holly inlays that decorate her headstock and acrylic trapezoid inlays along her fingerboard, Grover Kluson-style green key tuners, with new Ace Frehley Sig Gibson Gear SEG-AFS Electric Guitar Strings 009-.046 gauge thus she sounds crisp and clear and has a fairly low action that is easy to initiate. She has no blemishes and is just like new with only a few hours playing time. Included is the USA Gibson black w/white fluff plush interior hard-body case. She comes with the original owners-manual and sales details. Total price is $1,150.00 firm non-negotiable cash only. Interested parties call {303-232-xxxx ask for Mark, Israel or Robert.}
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Some of the famous musicians that have played the Gibson SG Standard include Angus Young of AC/DC, Eric Clapton while in Cream, Robby Krieger of the Doors, Pete Townsend of the Who, Jimi Hendrix, Mick Box of Uriah Heep, George Harrison, Frank Zappa, Carlos Santana, Tony Lommi of Black Sabbath, Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, Frank Marino of Mahogany Rush, Derek Trucks, John Cipollina of Quicksilver Messenger Service, Mike Ness of Social Distortion, Elliot Easton of the Cars, Alex Lifeson of Rush, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco?s, Dave Grohl, Thom Yorke and Daron Malakian of System of Down.