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Gibson SG Standard Faded Vintage Cherry Satin

Gibson SG Standard Faded Vintage Cherry Satin

$2,309.02
Gibson SG Standard Faded Vintage Cherry Satin—
$2,309.02

The Story

A timeless SG for every generation, reimagined with a faded finish and 60s Burstbucker pickups The SGā„¢ Standard ’61 Faded revives the essential design elements that cemented the SG as a true icon, inspiring players and shaping music across decades and genres.

Finished in faded nitrocellulose lacquer, it delivers a warm, broken-in appearance and the tactile feel of an instrument that’s been a trusted companion for years. The mahogany neck is carved with a fast, comfortable SlimTaperā„¢ profile and topped with a bound rosewood fretboard fitted with 22 medium jumbo frets and classic acrylic trapezoid inlays. With a 12ā€ fretboard radius, it offers a natural feel for first-position chords while allowing lead passages higher up the neck to ring cleanly without fretting out. The neck joint at the 22nd fret provides unhindered access across the entire fretboard, a hallmark that has long made the SG a favorite among lead players.

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Description

A timeless SG for every generation, reimagined with a faded finish and 60s Burstbucker pickups The SGā„¢ Standard ’61 Faded revives the essential design elements that cemented the SG as a true icon, inspiring players and shaping music across decades and genres.

Finished in faded nitrocellulose lacquer, it delivers a warm, broken-in appearance and the tactile feel of an instrument that’s been a trusted companion for years. The mahogany neck is carved with a fast, comfortable SlimTaperā„¢ profile and topped with a bound rosewood fretboard fitted with 22 medium jumbo frets and classic acrylic trapezoid inlays. With a 12ā€ fretboard radius, it offers a natural feel for first-position chords while allowing lead passages higher up the neck to ring cleanly without fretting out. The neck joint at the 22nd fret provides unhindered access across the entire fretboard, a hallmark that has long made the SG a favorite among lead players.