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NGD Gibson SG Special Satin Ebony


dxdgenert

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Little bit of an "odd duck" here... SG Special in Satin Ebony. Basically a black Faded-series with 490 pickups and a nice hardshell case.

 

Quick question, if the bridge intonation screws are supposed to face the neck then why does Gibson consistently put the bridges on backwards?

 

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Don't think it really matters, does it? The posts will dictate that the whole assembly is slightly biased for intonation and that it's jsut ma matter of adjusting the saddles. Personally I find it more convenient to adjust the intonation with the screws towards the back. If they do it consistently, maybe that's the way it's supposed to be.

 

Congrats by the way, always fun to get a new toy. I personally like all the little things I have to do after I get it home to make it really "mine." It's nice bonding time with the new axe for me.

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Did a little research and it seems like the vintage Tune-O-Matics are supposed to have the intonation screws facing the neck, while the newer Nashville Tune-O-Matics have them facing the tail piece. It probably doesn't make a bit of difference but it is just a nit-pick of mine.

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