Vintage Original Gibson SG Standard (1973-74) "Just the Tones"
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- "The Hits of the 70's"- Gibson SGs are very interesting and somewhat fragile guitars. The nut width is narrower than most guitars also. These are my first couple runs on this unique guitar. Join me on my exploration of this instrument and share your experiences with Gibson SGs below in the comments.
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I have this guitar too very nice sounding highly underrated. Great playing by the way too
Thanks Patrick!
Great tone and playing. I own a 74 just like yours except is lefthand.
Thanks for stopping by! That’s awesome and it must be really rare. Do you know how many left handed they made that year?
@@joeriffanucci I'm Portuguese and I bought mine on Ebay UK, around 2016/17 and there were a few more available. I saw some videos on YT also. I don´t know how many were made, but I will try to find out. I maybe wrong but I get the feeling that back in the 70s, Gibson did quite a few lefties, Les Pauls, SGs, etc.in various colours, because I saw many through the years, then made much less in the 80s, and now makes a lot again, although, through the custom shop.
I’ll take a look too. Should be something I know more about. Does yours have the same block inlays and ebony board?
@@joeriffanucci Hi, please excuse me for taking so much time to answer. Yes mine, is just like yours. I loved it because of the narrow nut, kind of U shaped neck and light weight. It's incredible how the price has increased over the years, I paid around $1,000 back in the day and now they fetch around $4,000 on reverb.
@fernandes5986 thanks for commenting. They are very interesting guitars. I really need some new frets. The values surprise me as well.
I sold these when they were brand new. I really liked them. Ebony boards with real MOP inlays. Grover tuners.
That’s wild. Did you guys get any special versions that came through back then?
How about giving us an equipment list and how you have your amp tones set? What effects are you using? Gain? overdrive?
Thanks for watching. There should be a complete signal chain on the bottom of the screen oh the ticker. I try and put links in the about description.
@@joeriffanucci wow! That is some expensive equipment. I have a 73’ with a Bigsby and would love to find that tone but can’t afford a Gjika setup.
Absolutely beautiful sound❤
Thank you so much 😊
Had a hard time picking favorite notes in that one. All of it. But holy crap what happened at 0:48? My SG's don't do that.
Thanks man! I haven't played an SG in many years. I really am liking it.
Man those Tar back pickups are screamin.......
Thanks man! They are a very unique pickup
Great tone from great guitar playing, really enjoyed listening to your style of playing
Thanks, I really appreciate that🤘
I'd love to know your signal processing Aaron. Great sounds you are making with it! I have this same guitar which I bought new in '73. Still sounds and plays awesomely. And, never had the neck break issue.
Thanks Ken! At 3:45 the little ticker at bottom of screen shows the signal chain. I’m using a tube gain device into a Gjika head and 2x12 cab. Mic is a Rode nt1 and using some plate Reverb in the protools daw😊
NIce. My 73 was a cherry version which I decided to strip to the natural mahogany (when I was young and dumb). Still has a red glow, but I’m sure it didn’t do any wonders for the resale value (I’m not selling)! There are still a couple of patches of the original finish inside the horns. It still plays great and even better without a finish on the neck.
@@kentaylor8004 I think that happens a lot. Mine is fading to mahogany color too. The back of the neck is a worn brown cherry. In the sun it’s pretty weird. Gibson used some strange finish back then. I’ve struggled with having too much gloss on necks. Careful Steel wool on some of my guitars.
Well, friggin A, dude. Sounds awesome. That’s a great sounding SG.
Thanks buddy~! It's impressed me enough that I've been playing it daily. Definitely has the shortcomings of a 70s Gibson but it's a cool one. You'll have to give it a spin next time your here.
Most SG's sound great !
I may be a convert.
Great playing. These are great guitars. Mine has a Bigsby. Keep on rocking.
Awesome! Thanks so much. I've really fallen in love with it.
I've seen pictures of Tony Bourge of Budgie and this looks like his SG w/ the small block inlays and the fretboard touching the front pick up. Always wondered what year it was.
That’s awesome! I love that band.
@@joeriffanucci I think Budgie was great. Sad to hear about Burke passing. Did you ever notice how prominent the harmonics were on Tony's SG, just listen to the opening riff to Breadfan . It sounds like a bird clucking.
It must be these “tarback” pickups. When I turn up the gain I hear it too.
@@ericskinner7355 breadfan? Isn't that a Metallica song?
They covered it nicely but Budgie is the original. Killer song
Fabulous playing and a wonderful sound from that beautiful guitar, that deserves to be loved and cherished.
Thanks Michael I appreciate that. I’ve been really loving this guitar. 😊
Really tasteful playing! Those underrated "Bill Laurence tarback superhumbuckers" sound like Heaven
@classicelectroguitar thanks so much. I’ve really gained a huge appreciation for them. 😊
I have a 73 SG Standard with factory Gibson branded bigsby walnut body mahogany neck harmonica bridge etc Awesome sounding guitar, way prefere over my heavier les paul,l play it through a marshall jcm 2000 triple super lead absolutely amazing
Awesome! How are your frets? I need to do mine
Mine is perfect no neck breaks or repairs, has been re fretted and a new nut have the original, and one of the original frets sadly not the original case, but an Epiphone
I should've read this comment first about the frets :-) My case is original but it's the cheap chipboard red interior.
Playing sounding really good! Nice demo.
Thank you very much
Excelente compilado de los mejores sonidos que le podemos sacar a esta super guitarra.
Thank you so much for your comment. 😊
I have a 74 Tobacco burst, great instrument
Nice! You have any cracks on yours? I have the jack crack but my neck and headstock are good.
Loved it!
how did you record the guitar? sounds great!
Thank you very much. That’s a Rode NT1a about a foot off the speaker. I believe into Pro Tools. A little plate Reverb added.
you obvs cannot play a mandolin
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