I've finally found one - a bit too late though... :s

Stopped at Guitar Center this pm to grab strings and picks and couldn't resist having a quick look around. While I was once again drooling over Les Paul's, my wife brought my attention to a SG she liked:
 

Some of you might remember my recent attempt at finding an inexpensive SG as a second guitar after a lifetime of having virtually no interest for the model - which ended up w/ me buying a Les Paul Traditional Pro that quickly became my main axe.
 
Anyway, I tried that one this afternoon and loved it. Contrarily to Gibson, Epiphone's so-called 60s neck refer to thicker/fatter necks, which I prefer quite a bit. Felt right the minute I grabbed it, unlike the other SGs I'd tried. 
 
I'm guessing that if that one had been there in July, it'd probably be here in the studio since, even though I'm not too crazy about the finish. No regret though, because the LP turned out to be my favorite guitar ever, and its stock pick-ups are terrific. 
 
But now I know there's at least on SG that's right for me out there...

I guess so... And I thought I was cured.
 
I only wanted my Marshall DSL15C.
And to upgrade my old POD 2 to a XT.
And a little acoustic guitar.
And tighter pick ups for my black Les Paul. 
 
And maybe to butcher my old strat and turn it into something like Eddie's first Frankenstrat, minus the classic EVH paint job, obviously. Saw one at Hard Rock Café here last week and it's been bothering me since...
 

 
But beside that I was cured, man... :P
 
 

Rain
And I'm also curious to hear one of those Fender Mustang amp thingie... I've just seen that they had floorboards, and the little amp looks lovely too. :/

I have the Mustang I.
I'll turn it up so you can hear it.

57Gregy

Rain
And I'm also curious to hear one of those Fender Mustang amp thingie... I've just seen that they had floorboards, and the little amp looks lovely too. :/

I have the Mustang I.
I'll turn it up so you can hear it.

Did you use it to record any of the material on your SoundClick or RN page?

57Gregy

Rain

57Gregy

Rain
And I'm also curious to hear one of those Fender Mustang amp thingie... I've just seen that they had floorboards, and the little amp looks lovely too. :/

I have the Mustang I.
I'll turn it up so you can hear it.

Did you use it to record any of the material on your SoundClick or RN page?

No, not yet. I've been in an Alex Rodriguez-type slump for months.

What did you get caught cheating with???  

spacey
I like the silver burst Rain.
 
I don't know why Gibson didn't make the SG a neck-through design.
If I made one I would.
Maybe it's because with the neck pup pocket and thin body just not much meat left.
Neck-through, bridge pup only- problems solved and a rockin axe. Just a thought.
 
 
 

I'd love to see one like that. In fact, I'd like a thicker SG better. One of the reasons why I keep looking at those ESP Vipers. The slightly modified SG shape looks very cool...
 

Rain

spacey
I like the silver burst Rain.
 
I don't know why Gibson didn't make the SG a neck-through design.
If I made one I would.
Maybe it's because with the neck pup pocket and thin body just not much meat left.
Neck-through, bridge pup only- problems solved and a rockin axe. Just a thought.
 
 
 

I'd love to see one like that. In fact, I'd like a thicker SG better. One of the reasons why I keep looking at those ESP Vipers. The slightly modified SG shape looks very cool...
 

I've never been much on SGs but I like that slant design more. A long scale to push that bridge and bridge pup back a little would be my preference. I'd like to see how it looked with a slant 6 tuner head.
 
 

Rain
Stopped at Guitar Center this pm to grab strings and picks and couldn't resist having a quick look around. While I was once again drooling over Les Paul's, my wife brought my attention to a SG she liked:
 

Some of you might remember my recent attempt at finding an inexpensive SG as a second guitar after a lifetime of having virtually no interest for the model - which ended up w/ me buying a Les Paul Traditional Pro that quickly became my main axe.
 
Anyway, I tried that one this afternoon and loved it. Contrarily to Gibson, Epiphone's so-called 60s neck refer to thicker/fatter necks, which I prefer quite a bit. Felt right the minute I grabbed it, unlike the other SGs I'd tried. 
 
I'm guessing that if that one had been there in July, it'd probably be here in the studio since, even though I'm not too crazy about the finish. No regret though, because the LP turned out to be my favorite guitar ever, and its stock pick-ups are terrific. 
 
But now I know there's at least on SG that's right for me out there...

I can't play guitar, but I want that one!

I already know that, if I ever get an SG, it will be a double neck (6 & 12) so I can play all those fun Zep and Styx songs that need one.
 

Well, he lives in Montreal so he's probably just jealous that you don't.