Hi guy's, I'm new to the thread, i was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about these 2002 sg's with the crescent moon inlay's.. Are they that much of a rare guitar, I have a chance to buy
one for pretty reasonable price,,, I know that they have open face humbuckers, and alot of the kid's love them for crunchy stuff.. I was wondering if they would make a good blues axe??
Thanks
My SG is a Faded 2002 or 2003 model, it is a collectors item because of the ebony fingerboard with the half moon inlays. I have never owned a guitar so true, not a single high or low fret, no strange over/under tones, perfect, plus it stays in tune almost better than any other guitar I have ever owned, and I have been playing electric guitars since 1964. It is completely stock except for the fine tuning tailpiece, but I still have the original tailpiece in the case. The guitar sounds and plays excellently. This SG has a rock solidly stable neck, unlike other SG models I have owned in the past, this one stays in tune and rarely needs any tuning once the new strings have settled in. The value here in the Phoenix area for a ebony fingerboard half moon inlay model, is around five hundred bucks a little beat up, and a fine one should be listed at $850 or so. Mine also has a third party hard shell case for the instrument as well as the original gig bag that came with it. For a player who wants playing excellence at least from my experience, this guitar is ideal.
2002 gibson sg faded with crescent moon inlay's
in Gibson USA
Posted
My SG is a Faded 2002 or 2003 model, it is a collectors item because of the ebony fingerboard with the half moon inlays. I have never owned a guitar so true, not a single high or low fret, no strange over/under tones, perfect, plus it stays in tune almost better than any other guitar I have ever owned, and I have been playing electric guitars since 1964. It is completely stock except for the fine tuning tailpiece, but I still have the original tailpiece in the case. The guitar sounds and plays excellently. This SG has a rock solidly stable neck, unlike other SG models I have owned in the past, this one stays in tune and rarely needs any tuning once the new strings have settled in. The value here in the Phoenix area for a ebony fingerboard half moon inlay model, is around five hundred bucks a little beat up, and a fine one should be listed at $850 or so. Mine also has a third party hard shell case for the instrument as well as the original gig bag that came with it. For a player who wants playing excellence at least from my experience, this guitar is ideal.