I want this, but maybe with a P-90...?

Never been a fan of white SGs. Though i've never seen one in person...in pics they look blindingly white.
 
you want this one:

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Whatever happened to those SG's (and Les Pauls) that had the maple fretboard, and came out about a year ago or so? All of a sudden they've disappeared.
 
P-90, P91... Whatever it takes.

Get the second one with dual P-90's. I can't imagine having just one P-90.
 
JBird, I bought them all. :wink:
mine has a maple board.
kinda wish these did, though I'm normally a rosewood guy.

Howie, I considered that one, actually, but I've never played an Epi SG that I've liked.
granted, I've only played a handful of them...
the only Epi I ever really clicked with was a FLameKat.
which I really, really should have bought.
sadly, I was unemployed at the time, and more or less homeless.

BB, I think that blinding factor is part of the charm, for me. :wink:
 
Nice.

I still like the LP Junior/Special better. A little more solid.
Guitars, like girls, can be too skinny.

EG
 
Help!I'maRock! said:
you want this one:

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I just don't see the purpose of getting an Epi SG when Gibson has the reasonably priced classic/special/faded (or whatever model its called) for only a few hundred more.
 
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TrevanBangsund said:
I just don't see the purpose of getting an Epi SG when Gibson has the reasonably priced classic/special/faded (or whatever model its called) for only a few hundred more.
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because sometimes the cheaper guitar is actually the better instrument. there's no point in ruling anything out just because of the name on the headstock.
 
Help!I'maRock! said:
because sometimes the cheaper guitar is actually the better instrument. there's no point in ruling anything out just because of the name on the headstock.
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Very very true. Although I'm sure that the possibility of getting a "good one" is a little higher with a Gibson over a Epi. Mainly talking about a reselling value though. There's just not too much to an SG and I haven't played too many bad Gibson Classic / Special SG's
 
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