Gibson SG I All American Black 1999 w/ OHSC

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Gibson SG I All American Black 1999 w/ OHSC

Condition: Good

Serial Number: 94039981

Weight: Is approximately 7 pounds 8 ounces

The toggle switch is for coil splitting of the humbucker.

24 Frets -

Unlike most Gibson SG models, which feature 22 frets, this guitar comes equipped with a 24-fret neck for extended upper-register access.
The 24-fret configuration is a relatively uncommon feature on Gibson SGs and is sought after by players who prefer extended range.

This 1999 Gibson SG I in All American Black is a classic solid-body electric guitar with the fast feel and unmistakable midrange bite that the SG line is known for. It’s in good condition, has after-market Kluson tuners, and comes complete with its original hard shell case (OHSC), making it a solid option for both players and collectors.

The SG has been a longtime favorite of legendary guitarists such as Angus Young of AC/DC and Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath. The SG was also played by Eric Clapton on the iconic cover of Robert Johnson's Crossroads. The SG is prized for its aggressive tone, distinctive look, lightweight comfortable feel, and stage-ready design. Whether you're recording, gigging, or expanding your collection, this SG delivers the iconic Gibson sound with unmistakable attitude.

The nitrocellulose finish naturally ages over time, and on this guitar it has developed visual character that reflects its history and use. Rather than detracting from the instrument, these marks add a genuine, broken-in aesthetic that many players specifically value for the way it enhances the guitar’s personality and vintage appeal.

This may/may not come through in the pictures. However - There are markings on the back that are very difficult to see, unless the guitar is held at just the proper angle. (it appears as though it's a black marker, and it blends with the black finish of the guitar. The finish is slightly foggy where attempts have been made to wipe it off). However, with some effort, this could be remediated and restored.