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In Reply to: Re: Gibson SG Standard vs Gibson Les Paul Studio posted by lee on June 30, 2004 at 16:33:01:
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: SG standard (mid priced) has:
: closed pickups,
: Neck binding
: Block markers
: pearloid inlayed 'gibson' logo on headstock
: The SG special (cheapest) has
: open pickups,
: no binding
: dot markers
: gold 'gibson' transfer logo on headstock
: the custom (most expensive) has lots of binding around the headstock,
: sometimes you can get 3 pickup versions, fancey colours, bits of gold hardware, cosmeticaly fancier but basicaly the same as the standard.
: the body size, weight and composition are the same.
: the pickups are basicaly the same sound, the covers dont make any difference, i prefer the standard because of the binding on the neck, without the binding i can feel all the fret edges under my hand,
: if you want to know more about the other models, such as faded (rubbish) and gothics then try the gibson website.
: Lee.
Sg special has ok open coil pick ups. Sg g400 or standard great sound-alcino v pickups. Custom has alcino 3 HBS. gold hardware.
Pickup covers do make a slight difference considering they are wired on. It's not just some cover you screw on.
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