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Just thought i'd pop in and share my recent finds
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I picked this one up yesterday. This group had some interesting posts that kept me rolling during the research phase and while I waited for her to arrive. She's in need of some TLC, but very playable. I'm excited about the work to come. Are there still numbers to be had?
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I've never seen one of those! That's pretty cool and unique. Are those humbuckers with coil taps, and is it full scale?Gibson SG-Z
Anybody have one or play one?
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No clueI've never seen one of those! That's pretty cool and unique. Are those humbuckers with coil taps, and is it full scale?
Just picked up a well used Epi EB0 1999 Korean in good condition. I'm wondering if the pickups on those are any different than some of the Chinese or Indonesian newer models? Reason for my question... not able to do an a and b comparison but from what I remember having owned a couple of newer models in the past is that their sound was as it's called "woofy" where the Korean model seems to have more "boom"
Gibson SG-Z
Anybody have one or play one?
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I have a have a 2001 korean eb0 and cant really tell difference sound wise from what i remember of it stock. Mine did have stock 17 year old dead roundwounds (now tapes) so also harder to tell when compared to new strings. One chinese neck felt really sticky and another felt smooth is main thing i noticed when trying new ones to compare amps.