Man, I'm late to the party and just found this. I just got the blue one, 10/21, on Reverb, that was barely used, and had a Graph Tech bridge installed. If I'm reading the serial number right, it's an '18 (doesn't matter to me). I have an obnoxious number of guitars, yet there is something amazing about this little number. I just grab for so often, it's like I have to remind myself to play any one of my other fine specimens - like my '21 SG '61 RI for example. Got them within three weeks of the other. The SG spent a week with my tech trying rid it of the fretting out problems past the 12th fret. I'm mean, one of the best things about an SG, is the upper fret access! Meanwhile, this (formerly) inexpensive cousin trods along kicking the SG's arse all over the floor. Since this video was posted, the value of these, at closeout prices, has almost doubled, and will keep rising. I barely eeked in at under $1k USD.
Man, I'm late to the party and just found this.
I just got the blue one, 10/21, on Reverb, that was barely used, and had a Graph Tech bridge installed. If I'm reading the serial number right, it's an '18 (doesn't matter to me). I have an obnoxious number of guitars, yet there is something amazing about this little number. I just grab for so often, it's like I have to remind myself to play any one of my other fine specimens - like my '21 SG '61 RI for example. Got them within three weeks of the other. The SG spent a week with my tech trying rid it of the fretting out problems past the 12th fret. I'm mean, one of the best things about an SG, is the upper fret access!
Meanwhile, this (formerly) inexpensive cousin trods along kicking the SG's arse all over the floor.
Since this video was posted, the value of these, at closeout prices, has almost doubled, and will keep rising. I barely eeked in at under $1k USD.