
The Jimi Hendrix Signature 1967 SG Custom was introduced in late 2020. Despite the name, this model is not a dedicated reissue of a 1967 SG Custom, because it lacks the heel design used in 1967 and just has the same heel as the '63 Custom Reissue, as well as having a different nut width, different pickup magnets and other smaller discrepancies from a 1967. This was the first SG to use Gibson's '68 Custom pickups.
Also includes Hendrix™-branded Truss Rod Cover, Certificate of Authenticity, 5 Hendrix™ picks and limited edition 5"x7" archival print of Jimi Hendrix signed by engineer/producer Eddie Kramer.
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- $9,999 Street
Body:
- Solid Honduran Mahogany body
- One-piece construction
- Historic deep beveling
- Angled heel
- Tapered horn tips
- Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish
- Hand-aged by the "Murphy Lab"
Neck:
- 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
- 1960 Slim Taper C profile (.835"/.955")
- Set-in construction
- Ebony fretboard
- Mother of Pearl block inlays
- 12" radius
- Medium Open Book headstock w/ Holly veneer
- Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
- Classic font style
- Inlaid Mother of Pearl split diamond
- 17o headstock pitch
- Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
- 22 frets
- Leveled by Plek machine
- 24 5/8" scale
- Nylon nut
- 1 11/16" nut width
Binding:
- Single-ply, neck
- Thicker style
- Fret-edge binding
- Multi-ply, headstock
Electronics:
- Three '68 Custom humbuckers
- AlNiCo II magnets
- ~6.8k Ohms DCR
- 3-way switch
- 2 Vol, 2 Tone
- CTS 500k audio taper pots
- Ceramic capacitors
Hardware:
- Kluson Waffleback tuning machines
- 15:1 ratio
- Metal Keystone buttons
- 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
- Wide bevel angle
- Bell shaped truss rod cover
- 2-ply, thin bevel angle
- "Custom" printing
- Black/Gold Witch Hat knobs w/ pointers
- ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge
- Nylon saddles
- Maestro vibrola
Finishes:
- Aged Polaris White