Gibson SG Standard ’61 Faded Maestro Vibrola Electric Guitar, Vintage Cherry OrphanCases and Fender's Greasebucket tone circuit

and Fender's Greasebucket tone circuit

A Customs are not too dark and not too bright with a fast response and clean attack

Features include a cutaway and ES-N electronics

and pre-amps on each of the channels

An additional external control input allows for closer interaction with the tremolo's tap or ramp speeds

Gibson SG Standard ’61 Faded Maestro Vibrola Electric Guitar, Vintage Cherry OrphanCases and Fender's Greasebucket tone circuitThe Gibson SG body style replaced the single cutaway Les Paul in 1961. The Gibson SG Standard 61 Faded Maestro Vibrola combines key features of that introductory year with other well loved SG specs and a satin finish. The double cutaway. solid mahogany body is finished a vintage cherry satin Nitrocellulose lacquer for a classic look and played in feel. The Maestro Vibrola allows the player control the mild vibrato effect while the engraved Lyre