YAMAHA SGV300 [Used] Electric Guitar
Description
The YAMAHA original model 'SGV', with its retro and bizarre look, has arrived!
This guitar is a reissue of the iconic SG-5, a symbol of Yamaha guitars from the 1960s. It features a chunky body shape, a headstock reminiscent of an ice hockey stick, and three single-coil pickups. The rear pickup has a balancer, allowing you to make the two single-coils sound like humbuckers. Since being discontinued, it has become extremely popular and is now a highly sought-after model within the Yamaha lineup. Don't miss this opportunity!
Brand/Manufacturer: YAMAHA
Product name: YAMAHA SGV300
Common name: electric guitar
Model: SGV300
Accessories: Dedicated soft case, tremolo arm
Detailed description: There are scratches, dents, and discoloration throughout. The truss rod is functioning well, with ample adjustment range in both forward and reverse directions. The neck curvature has been adjusted with the truss rod, but when the treble string side is adjusted to be straight, the bass string side has a slight forward bow. There are no particular problems with playing. There is slight wear on the frets, but there is still plenty of height remaining and it does not affect playing. [Weight]: Approx. 3.8kg [Country of manufacture]: Japan [Handedness]: Right-handed
This guitar is a reissue of the iconic SG-5, a symbol of Yamaha guitars from the 1960s. It features a chunky body shape, a headstock reminiscent of an ice hockey stick, and three single-coil pickups. The rear pickup has a balancer, allowing you to make the two single-coils sound like humbuckers. Since being discontinued, it has become extremely popular and is now a highly sought-after model within the Yamaha lineup. Don't miss this opportunity!
Brand/Manufacturer: YAMAHA
Product name: YAMAHA SGV300
Common name: electric guitar
Model: SGV300
Accessories: Dedicated soft case, tremolo arm
Detailed description: There are scratches, dents, and discoloration throughout. The truss rod is functioning well, with ample adjustment range in both forward and reverse directions. The neck curvature has been adjusted with the truss rod, but when the treble string side is adjusted to be straight, the bass string side has a slight forward bow. There are no particular problems with playing. There is slight wear on the frets, but there is still plenty of height remaining and it does not affect playing. [Weight]: Approx. 3.8kg [Country of manufacture]: Japan [Handedness]: Right-handed