The '67 SG Special Reissue was part of Gibson's 2007 "Guitar of the Week" series, as week #37's guitar. It was a limited production run with only 400 produced. While most were produced in 2007, a small batch was produced in January 2008 to fulfill dealer orders, with the only difference being a silk-screened Gibson logo.
Strangely, contrary to it's name, it does not represent a 1967 SG Special, as it does not have the "Batwing" pickguard that a 1967 would have, as well as the vibrola and a few other features. It is more of a mix of features from Specials throughout the 1960s.
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- $1,159 Street
Body:
- Beveled, solid Honduran Mahogany body
- Standard style beveling
- Nitrocellulose lacquer finish
Neck:
- 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
- '50s Rounded profile
- Set-in construction
- Standard heel style
- Joins body at 22nd fret
- Indian Rosewood fretboard
- Acrylic dot inlays
- 12" radius
- Narrow Open Book headstock
- Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo (2007)
- Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
- Silk-screened Gibson logo (2008)
- 17o headstock pitch
- 22 frets
- 24 5/8" scale
- 1 11/16" nut width
Binding:
- Single-ply, neck
- Thicker style
- Fret-edge binding
Electronics:
- Two "Soapbar" P-90s
- AlNiCo II magnets
- ~7-8K Ohms DCR
- Black plastic covers
- 3-way switch
- 2 Vol, 2 Tone
Hardware:
- Nickel hardware
- Grover Keystone tuning machines
- 14:1 ratio
- "Green Key" buttons
- 5-ply "Angel Wing" pickguard
- Bell shaped truss rod cover
- 2-ply b/w
- Black Reflector knobs
- Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge
- Stopbar tailpiece
Finishes:
- Heritage Cherry
