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Epiphone Tony Iommi SG Special

The **Epiphone Tony Iommi SG Special** was introduced in late 2022, and is based on the 2021 Gibson Tony Iommi Monkey SG replica. Like the Epiphone 1961 SG Les Paul Standard, this model gets rid of the veneer of African Mahogany found on the front and back of other Epiphone SG models, and instead features a bookmatched 2-piece body.

Includes static-cling reproduction monkey sticker and hardshell case.

## Features

* **2022:** $999 Street

**Body:**

* Solid Eastern Mahogany body
* Two-piece bookmatched construction
* Angled heel
* Polyurethane Lacquer finish
	+ Satin sheen

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Eastern Mahogany
* "Rounded Iommi C" profile
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
	+ 3 degree pitch
* Indian Laurel fretboard
	+ Pearloid acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* '60s Kalamazoo headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Epiphone logo
	+ 14o pitch
* Dual-action truss rod
* 22 medium-jumbo frets
* 24 5/8" scale
* Graph Tech nut
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
* Cream color

**Electronics:**

* Two Epiphone PRO P-90 pickups
	+ AlNiCo V magnets
	+ ~8.2k Ohms DCR
	+ Nickel plated covers
	+ Monkey SG style trim rings
* Switchcraft 3-way switch & output jack
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS pots
	+ Orange Drop capacitors

**Hardware:**

* Nickel hardware
* Grover Rotomatic tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Schaller-style buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* 5-ply "Angel Wing" pickguard
	+ Standard bevel angle
* 5-ply tenon cover
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ Single-ply, black
	+ 3 screws
* Blank switch washer
* Black Witch Hat knobs
* Badass-style wraparound bridge/tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Vintage Cherry
Wiki Sons of Armaggedon

"Sons of Armaggedon" un jeu de rôle crée par Brennfeu. Ce wiki a pour but de recenser les lieux, groupes, personnages, objets et périodes historiques de ce jeu de rôle. Ce jeu de rôle a aussi été résumé en musique ici (en cours de composition).
Le wiki est encore en construction, il reste beaucoup de pages à ajouter et à compléter !
Westminster SG

The **Westminster SG** models were SG copies produced by Matsumoku. The **SG-250** was a rebranded Aria ES-175, which was also sold as the Fantom SG-300. The **SG-330** was also badged as the Fantom SG-360, and is very similar to the Aria Pro II SG-380.

**Related:**

* Aria ES-175
* Aria SG

## Westminster SG-250 / Fantom SG-300

* 25,000 Yen (1976, Westminster)
* 30,000 Yen (1977, Fantom)

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Nato body
* Rowan top & back veneers
* Polyurethane finish

**Neck:**

* Nato neck
* Bolt-on construction
	+ Joins body at 17th fret

* Rosewood fretboard
	+ Acrylic pearloid dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Generic headstock
	+ Silk-screened Westminster logo
* 21 frets
* 24 3/4" scale
* 1 9/16" nut width???

**Electronics:**

* Two single coil pickups
	+ Humbucker style covers
	+ 3 adjustment screws
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone

**Hardware:**

* Chrome Hardware
* Individually enclosed tuning machines
	+ Metal Keystone buttons
* 4-ply Angel Wing style pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
	+ 3 screws
* Black Witch Hat knobs
* Tune-O-Matic style bridge
* Stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Cherry Wine
* Walnut

## Westminster SG-330 / Fantom SG-360

   Some examples have no crown or diamond/crown headstock inlay.

* 33,000 Yen (1976, Westminster)
* 36,000 Yen (1977, Fantom)

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Nato body
* Pancake style construction
* Nato top & back veneers
* Polyurethane finish

**Neck:**

* One piece quartersawn Nato
* Bolt-on construction
	+ Joins body at 18th fret

* Rosewood fretboard
	+ Acrylic pearloid small block inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Open Book headstock
	+ Mother of Pearl logo inlay
	+ Inlaid crown or diamond/crown
	+ Maple veneer
* 22 frets
* 24 3/4" scale
* 1 9/16" nut width???

**Binding:**

* Neck, single-ply

**Electronics:**

* Two humbuckers
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone

**Hardware:**

* Chrome Hardware
* Individually enclosed tuning machines
	+ Metal Keystone buttons
* 5-ply Angel Wing style pickguard
* Cort-style truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
	+ 3 screws
* Black Speed knobs w/ pointers
* Tune-O-Matic style bridge
	+ Wide travel design (sporadic use)
* Stopbar tailpiece
* Optional Bigsby-style tremolo (Aria 1922**T**)

**Finishes:**

* Cherry Red or Cherry Wine (CR/CW)
* Walnut (WA)
SG Baritone

The **SG Baritone** was announced in late 2013 and sold through the 2014 model year. Most seem to have been built in late 2013. It was the first ever baritone version of a Gibson SG. That means that this model has a longer-than-usual 27" scale length and an oversized body to match. It also came from Gibson tuned to B standard. This model appears to have been originally designed as a Buckethead signature model, seeing as it has very similar features to the Buckethead signature Les Paul model, and the internal code for this model designates it as "SGBH" and the Buckethead Les Paul was designated "LPBHS".

## Features

* $2,498 MSRP
* $1,499 Street
* $1,299 Street (Price Drop)

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Mahogany body
	+ Deeper cutaway beveling
* Oversized body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Mahogany
* '50s Rounded profile (.860” / .935")
* Set-in construction
	+ 5 degree pitch
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Richlite fretboard
	+ No inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Large Open Book headstock
	+ Black Gibson logo decal
	+ Black Crown decal
	+ Black edge outline
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 24 frets
* 27" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Slotted by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Electronics:**

* Two 496R/500T humbuckers
	+ Ceramic V magnets
	+ 8.5k (neck) & 15.5k (bridge) Ohms D.C.R.
	+ Double white bobbins
	+ White mounting rings
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ Push/Pull coil split
	+ 500K linear volume
	+ 500k non-linear tone
	+ "Quick-Connect" circuit board

**Hardware:**

* Chrome Hardware
* Grover Rotomatic tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Metal Keystone buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply, b/w

* Switch ring delete
* White Speed knobs
* Zamak Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Zamak stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Alpine White
SG Supra

The **SG Supra** was part of the 2013 Gibson USA lineup, and was discontinued the following year. It is similar to an SG Supreme, but uses the SG Standard body and neck design (as did the SG Select). Unlike the Supreme, however, it featured a solid figured maple body all the way through, with no mahogany back. Like the 2013 SG Deluxe, it featured a "Tog-Pot" switch that controls the volume of the middle pickup by twisting the switch tip.

**Related:**

* SG Supreme
* SG Select
* SG Deluxe

## Features

* $5,299 MSRP
* $3,599 Street
* $2,879 Street (MF sale)
* $2,699 Street (AMS Scratch & Dent)
* $2,299 Street (MF Black Friday sale)

**Body:**

* Solid 2pc bookmatched AAA figured maple top
* Solid 2pc bookmatched AA figured maple back
* Deep cutaway beveling
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* Set-in construction
	+ 4.25 degree angle
	+ Titebond glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Rounded '50s profile (~.820" / .970")
* Richlite fretboard
	+ Mother of Pearl split block inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Large Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
	+ Inlaid Abalone & Brass globe
		- Mother of Pearl "Supra" ribbon
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 24 medium-jumbo frets
	+ Leveled by Plek machine
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Neck, single-ply
* Headstock, 5-ply
* Thicker style
* Pure white color
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Three '57 Classic humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ ~7.9k Ohms DCR
* 3-way switch
	+ "Tog Pot" middle pickup volume control
* 3 Vol, Master Tone
	+ "Smart Switch" acoustic volume control
		- Enables stereo output (Piezo & magnetic)
			* Requires special cable
	+ CTS 300k volume, linear
	+ CTS 500k tone, audio
* Side-mounted output jack

**Hardware:**

* Chrome Hardware
* Grover Roto-Grip Locking Rotomatic tuners
	+ 18:1 ratio
	+ Metal kidney buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply black/white
	+ Blank
* Black Witch Hat knobs
* Fishman™ Power Bridge® with piezo-pickup saddles
* Zamak stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Antique Natural
* Trans Black
Polema Coronati

Polema Coronati Tierviana is the daughter of Admiral Irix Coronati by his first wife. She has two half-sisters - Nikea and Concordia Coronati - who were both born to different mothers. Nikea was murdered during the Night of Martyrs while attempting to protect her father. Concordia was exiled from the empire for marrying Janus Arterius, eventually fleeing to Andromeda with him and their son, Decian Arterius.

*Primarch* Fidellion Victus promoted Polema to serve as the Digerian member of his Imperial Praetorian Guard. After the birth of his fourth child, Irixia Victus - whom he had named in memory of Polema's father - he granted Polema the honour of being her personal guard, sworn to protect her and her descendants. Today, Polema is responsible for the protection of Irixia, her husband Kiron, and the couple's three children, Euphemien, Gidion and Iacoba.
SG Classic

The **SG Classic** was introduced in 2000 (although production started in mid/late 1999), sitting at the same price point as the Special in the lineup. It was a return of features very similar to the late '60s SG Special, with the largest differences being the nut width and a tuneomatic/stopbar setup instead of the old wraparound/vibrola. It was part of the regular Gibson lineup until 2002, after which it became an exclusive model for Guitar Center and Musician's Friend, until finally being discontinued in 2013. In 2011, a version was released in a Faded finish.

**Related:**

* '67 SG Special Reissue
* SG Standard P-90
* SG Special '60s Tribute
* SG Special

## Features

* **2002:** $799 Street
* **2003:** $599 Street (Clearance)
* **2005-2012:** $999 Street
	+ $899 Street (2007 sale)
	+ $839 Street (2012 clearance)
	+ $849 Street (Faded)
		- $699 - $799 Street (2012 sale)
		- $679 Street (2013 clearance)

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Honduran Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose lacquer finish
	+ No grain filler, satin sheen (Faded)

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* '50s Rounded profile (.860" / .970")
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 19th fret
* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Open Book headstock
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 5/8" scale
* Corian nut (2009-2012)
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
* Pure white color
* Thicker style
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two "Soapbar" P-90s
	+ AlNiCo V magnets
	+ ~7-8K Ohms DCR
	+ Black plastic covers
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Grover "Gibson Deluxe" tuning machines (2000-2010)
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ White plastic oval buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* TonePros "Kluson Deluxe" tuning machines (2011-2012)
	+ 15:1 ratio
	+ White plastic oval buttons
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
* Black Reflector knobs
* ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge (2000-2002)
* Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge (2003-2012)
* Stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Heritage Cherry
* Ebony Stain (2000-2001)
* Ebony
* Worn Cherry (Faded)
Cania Torquatus

> ***"It does not matter what he does now.  He ruined countless lives, all for his own reasons.  Once a pirate, always a pirate." '* *- Cania talking about Nihlus Kryik***
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Cania Torquatus is a Council Spectre from Altakiril, in the Terminus Systems.  She witnessed the murder of her parents by former pirate Nihlus Kryik.  She was taken as a slave by the pirate lord, Aeson Kryik.

She managed to escape from Vatar in 2156, and was found by a turian patrol ship.  The soldier attending her was a young Antraxes Partinax.  She was given medical care, and returned to her family on Altakiril.  She was pregnant when she was found, and gave birth to a daughter, whom at the behest of her family, she gave up for adoption.

A few years after he was given a Council Spectre position, Antraxes mentored Cania.

After Antraxes' coup, she pursued Desolas and Nihlus to Intai'sei.  In the ensuing fight, she was paralyzed from the neck down.  She recieved cybernetics so that she could move again, but she was rendered unable to fight again.

She was killed in single combat by Sairus Arterius.
EDS-1275 100th Anniversary Edition

The **EDS-1275** **100th Anniversary Edition** was part of Gibson's 100th anniversary series released in 1994, with a different guitar featured each month, limited to 100 units each. Numbering was sequential from 1894-1994 in celebration of Gibson's Centennial Anniversary. For example, 1894 -7 would denote the first example made in that month's series.  The 7 represents May, the month it was released, because two months were skipped, so the numbers go up to 14 instead of 12.

## Features

   **Body:**

* Beveled, solid Honduran Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Necks:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Maple
* 0.830" / 1.0" profile
* Set-in construction
	+ 3 degree angle
	+ Hot hide glue
	+ Joins body at 15th fret

* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Mother of Pearl split block inlays
		- 100th Anniversary banner at 12th
	+ 12" fretboard radii

* Narrow Open Book headstocks
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneers
	+ 22K Gold plated Orville Gibson coin on back
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logos
		- 11 pt. Diamond dot over "i"
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o headstock pitches
* 20 frets per neck
* 24 5/8" scale
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, necks
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two '57 Classic humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ ~7.9k Ohms D.C. resistance
	+ Gold plated mounting rings
* 3-way pickup switch
* 3-way neck switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone (One for each neck)
	+ CTS 300k volume
	+ CTS 100k tone
	+ Ceramic "disk" caps

**Hardware:**

* Gold Hardware
* Grover Rotomatic tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* Single-ply black pickguard
	+ Engraved gold 100 Years pick logo
* Bell shaped truss rod covers
	+ Gold plated
	+ Engraved "100 Years" script

* Solid Silver Bell knobs
	+ 5 pt. Diamond inlays
	+ 22K Gold plated
* Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridges
* Stop-plate (12-string) & stopbar (6-string) tailpieces
	+ Jeweled Sterling Silver embossed serial number on 6-string stopbar

**Finishes:**

* Ebony

    **Accessories:**

* Leather tooled strap made by Levy's
	+ Embossed "Gibson 100 years"
* Silk ribbon with 100th Anniversary logo.
* Hand tooled leather case complete with outer covering
* Gold embossed certificate of authenticity
* Cloth pocket storage pouch w/ Gibson 110 year logo
* Framed picture of each individual guitar
* Personalized jeweled, gold signet ring
	+ Gibson 100 Year Anniversary logo
* Silk screened anniversary headstock cover
Billy Gibbons Ultimate SG

The **Billy Gibbons Ultimate SG** was a limited run produced for luxury retailer Neiman Marcus in 2015. The purchase included tickets to see ZZ Top and having the guitar personally delivered to you backstage by Gibbons. The hardshell cases were hand-painted by Nashville-based artist James Willis. Only 10 units were produced, although a few prototypes were later sold off. In 2018, another 5 were built for employees without Gibbons' name attached, in various different colors.

## 2015

* $30,000 Street

**Body:**

* Solid Honduran Mahogany body
* One-piece construction
* Historic deep beveling
* Angled heel
* Tapered horn tips
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* Slim Taper profile
* Set-in construction
	+ Hot hide glue
	+ Unsheathed truss rod
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Pearloid dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Flying V headstock
	+ Holly veneer
	+ Gibson logo plaque
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
	+ Leveled by Plek machine
* 24 5/8" scale
* Nylon nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Electronics:**

* Two Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ 7.3K (neck), 8.1K (bridge) Ohms DCR
* 2 Vol, 1 Tone

**Hardware:**

* Gold hardware
* Gotoh SD90 Kluson-reissue tuning machines
	+ 1:15 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
	+ Single line, single ring
* Gold-plated tenon cover w/ engraved signature
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply, standard bevel angle
* Gold Bell knobs
* Texas-shaped, gold-plated control cavity cover
* ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Sideways vibrola

**Finishes:**

* Copper / Gold

## 2018

    Specs same as 2015 except those listed below:

* Custombucker humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo III magnets
	+ ~8k Ohms DCR
* Black single-ply tenon cover
* Standard Custom Shop hardshell case

**Finishes:**

* Gold / Black
* Gold / Red
Epyrus

Epyrus is the third planet from the star Cyrenaica and was one of the seven original extrasolar colonies of the Turian Empire. Its capital is the ancient fortress city of Ambracia, the seat of the Primarch of Epyrus.

Epyrus is unique due to the fact it is a "heavenly twin"; a planet in a star system that has not one but two worlds of sufficient mass to retain a nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere within its parent star's habitable zone. Its celestial twin is Bostra, the second planet from the star Cyrenaica. What makes Bostra and Epyrus even more extraordinary is that they both possess dextro-aminoacid-based ecologies. While twin levo-aminoacid worlds are few and far between, twin dextro-aminoacid worlds remain the rarest of all celestial jewels. As such, both Bostra and Epyrus are two of the most heavily fortified colonies under the jurisdiction of the Turian Hierarchy.

## Geography

In contrast with its arid twin, Epyrus boasts a much more tolerable Mediterranean climate, characterised by its rainy winters and hot, dry summers. Vast scrublands of cacti, grasses, herbs and dense, soft-leaved shrubs thrive in the planet's more alkaline soil, giving way to coastal coniferous forests.
SG Hot Rod

The **SG Hot Rod** was a one-off custom build by the Pro Shop's Kelly Butler in 2001. The custom paint job design was done by Jason North.

## Features

**Body:**

* Solid Honduran Mahogany body
* One-piece construction
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* 1960 Slim Taper C profile (~.830" / .950")
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
* 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
	+ Custom Shop decal
	+ 17o headstock pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 5/8" scale
* Nylon nut
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
	+ Thicker style
	+ Fret-edge binding
* Multi-ply, headstock & body (front & back)

**Electronics:**

* Two 490R / 498T humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II (neck) & V (bridge) magnets
	+ 7–8k (neck) & 9–13k (bridge) Ohms D.C. resistance
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 500k pots

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Schaller M-6 tuning machines
	+ 12:1 gear ratio
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
	+ "Custom" engraved
* Single-ply white tenon cover
* Black Reflector knobs
* ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Aluminum stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Hot Rod Flames
SGST

The **SGST** was a limited "Pilot Run" model for the Japanese market only in 2019. One unique feature is the Bolivian Rosewood fretboard, as opposed to the standard Indian Rosewood. The serial numbers are hand-written. Unlike most Historic SG Standards, this model does not use an amber tinted clearcoat to give the inlays and binding a slightly aged look.

Despite being advertised in some places as the first reissue of a batwing style SG, it was preceded by the Robby Krieger Signature SG, and it also lacks the narrower 1 9/16" nut, heel design and a few other details like the crown inlay placement of a real late '60s SG.

The guitar this seems to have been a pilot run for is the 2020 Historic Standard Bolivian Rosewood.

## Features

* ¥ 335,000 - 378,000 Street (~$3,100 - 3,500 USD)

**Body:**

* Solid Honduran Mahogany body
* Historic deep beveling
* Tapered horn tips
* One-piece construction
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* 1960 Slim Taper C profile (.830"/.960")
* Set-in construction
	+ Hot hide glue
	+ Unsheathed truss rod
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
* Bolivian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Cellulose trapezoid inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Medium Open Book headstock w/ Holly veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Crown
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 medium-jumbo frets
	+ Leveled by Plek machine
* 24 5/8" scale
* Bone nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
* Thinner style
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two '57 Classic humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo III magnets
	+ ~8k Ohms DCR
	+ Nickel plated covers
* Switchcraft 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 500k vintage audio taper pots
	+ Luxe "Black Beauty" paper-in-oil capacitors

**Hardware:**

* Nickel hardware
* Gotoh SD90 Kluson-reissue tuning machines
	+ 1:15 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
	+ Single line, double ring
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
	+ Standard bevel angle
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply, wide bevel angle
* Black Witch Hat knobs w/ pointers
* ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Aluminum stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Cherry
Orville SGC

The **Orville (by Gibson) SGC** was introduced some time between 1989 and 1990, being a direct copy of the Gibson SG Custom that returned to Gibson's lineup a few years earlier. Because the contemporary SG Custom had an incorrect body and pickguard shape, that is reflected in the Orville as well. These guitars were produced for the Japanese market only, through distributor Yamano. They were all made in Japan, by manufacturers Terada and Fujigen. For information on serial numbers, see GuitarsJapan.com and LiquiSearch.com.

The SGC was discontinued in 1994.

## Features

* **1990:** 107,000 Yen
* **1992-1993:** 116,000 Yen

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid African Mahogany body
* Angled heel
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn African Mahogany
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
	+ '61 style heel
* Slim Taper profile
* Rosewood fretboard
	+ Mother of Pearl block inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Large Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Orville by Gibson logo
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl split diamond
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 3/4" scale
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Neck, single-ply
* Frets over binding
* Headstock, multi-ply

**Electronics:**

* Three Bill Lawrence "The Original" humbuckers (1989-1990)
	+ AlNiCo V magnets
	+ ~8k (neck & middle), 14k (bridge) Ohms D.C. resistance
	+ Circuit board baseplate
	+ A.K.A. "R-4 / L-6" or "HB-R / HB-L'
* Three 490R/490T humbuckers (1991-1993)
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ ~7.6k (neck & middle) & ~8.1k (bridge) Ohms D.C. resistance
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ 500k pots

**Hardware:**

* Gold hardware
* Gotoh tuning machines
	+ Schaller style design
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Metal Keystone buttons
* 3-ply "Angel Wing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
* Black/Gold Reflector knobs w/ pointers
* Gotoh ABR-style Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Gotoh stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Antique Ivory
SG Standard Premier

The **SG Standard Premier** was a limited run of 100 units, only sold directly from Gibson's Nashville "Showcase" retail center in 2009 during their "Mega Outlet Sale". All have the word "USED" stamped into the back of the headstock and were sold with no warranty.

## Features

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Maple body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish
	+ Opaque body, translucent neck

**Neck:**

* 3-pc laminated Flamed Maple
* Set-in construction
	+ 4.25 degree angle
	+ Titebond glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Rounded '50s profile (.830" / .970")
* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Trapezoid inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Narrow Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
		- Classic font style
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl crown
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Neck, single-ply
* Thicker style
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two Burstbucker Pro humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo V magnets (un-polished)
	+ 7.65k (neck) & 8.2k (bridge) Ohms DCR
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 300k volume, linear
	+ CTS 500k tone, audio

**Hardware:**

* Chrome Hardware
* Grover "Gibson Deluxe" tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
* Switch ring delete
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w with "SG" hot-stamp
* Black Reflector knobs
* Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Zamak stopbar tailpiece

**Finish:**

* Daytona Blue
SG Standard Celebrity

The **SG Standard Celebrity** was part of the 1991 Celebrity Series, a guitar-of-the-month type series. There were only four months represented, and this was the guitar for August. Only 200 units were produced, and all came with a certificate of authenticity. Circumstantial evidence suggests some may have been shipped with black plastics, but this is unconfirmed.

## Features

* $1,144 MSRP
* $899 Street

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Honduran Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* Set-in construction
	+ 3 degree angle
	+ Titebond glue
	+ Joins body at 18nd fret
* Rounded '50s profile (.820"/.960")
* Ebony fretboard
	+ Trapezoid inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Narrow Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl crown
	+ Silk-screened Celebrity Series logo
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Neck, single-ply
* Thicker style
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two 490R/498T Humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II (neck) & V (bridge) magnets
	+ ~7.25k (neck) & 8.5k (bridge) Ohms D.C.R.
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 300k volume, linear
	+ CTS 500k tone, audio

**Hardware:**

* Gold Hardware
* Schaller "Gibson Deluxe" tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
* 4-ply white/black "Batwing" pickguard
	+ "Celebrity" hot-stamp over tenon
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 3-ply w/b/w with "SG" hot-stamp
* White Bell knobs
* ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Ebony
Macen Barro

Macen Barro Verrikinus was born into the prestigious House Barro on Palaven and quickly became the rising star of his dynasty. Called "a shining example of a turian citizen" by his distant cousin, Admiral Astraea Mehrkuri, Macen served his people as an engineer in the Blackwatch, the Aurelian Empire's elite counter-terrorism and espionage division. He was exceptionally talented and earned numerous commendations and awards over his career as an agent. He was touted as a potential replacement for the *Ferrum Primus* but instead chose to retire and took the job of Turian Pathfinder with the Andromeda Initiative, much to the horror of his family.

Macen travelled to Andromeda with his lover and bondmate, Avitus Rix, a retired turian Spectre, whom he made his second-in-command. He intended that the pair of them be able to live a life outside of the shadows together. However, when the turian Ark Natanus collided with the Scourge, Macen sustained life-changing injuries that disrupted his SAM implant and triggered a lengthy period of post-traumatic retrograde amnesia. Macen was unable to recall memories of people and places, a fact which put a serious strain on his existing relationship with Avitus. Macen would eventually overcome his amnesia with Avitus' support.

The pair have a daughter called Nova Barro, whom Macen dotes upon. Now retired from the role of Pathfinder, he lives with his husband and daughter on the turian colony world that he discovered and founded decades earlier.
Solenzara A'daragon

**Solenzara A'daragon** es una elfa drow de aprox. 450 años. Es astuta, pero ligeramente paranoica: vela por la seguridad de la Ciudad de Sanctuaire. Es la capitana de la Guardia de Sanctuaire, y su rango está únicamente por debajo del de Romarn Fishe.

"Las amenazas más peligrosas son aquellas que no se perciben a simple vista."

—Solenzara A'daragon, capitana.
Αμν

Αμν, (llamada **Ämne** por los elfos, **Auhn** por los enanos, y **Aqua** por los humanos) es una diosa mayor asociada con el agua, la paz, la sanación y la tranquilidad.

Sus enseñanzas se centran en la templanza y la paciencia en todas las cosas, así como el respeto por la vida. Las doctrinas de Αμν enseñan a sus discipulos, los *amnitas*, las artes curativas y el uso disciplinado de las espadas y escudos. El concepto de redención es muy importante para la doctrina amnita, pero no todos los enemigos de la fe están dispuestos a buscarla: aquellos que se glorian en la matanza y la muerte son juzgados severamente, así como aquellos que interfieren con el ciclo natural de la vida (ej. nigromantes y sus creaciones).

Los amnitas son preparados en cuerpo y mente para, de ser necesario, cazar a estos seres corruptos y darles una muerte justa y rápida, libre de dolor.

## Sus devotos

Los amnitas enanos de las Marcas del Oeste, particularmente, eran conocidos en historias por el nombre de **Pacificadores**, buscando remover cualquier amenaza que atente contra el ciclo de la vida natural, como por ejemplo el surgimiento de un *lich*.

Uno de sus santuarios fue encontrado por Nosula Brickbraids en el año 640 d.V., sin embargo, el mismo se encontraba en muy mal estado y los guardianes naturales del templo actuaron más violentos de lo habitual.

Otros grupos de amnitas —principalmente dominados por elfos y humanos— tienen sus regiones de influencia más en el interior del Imperio Varmaniano. En Varlais tienen santuarios pequeños (usualmente una fuente redonda con una estatua de Ämne en el centro) localizados en el centro del bosque.

## Sus rituales y festividades

Los amnitas tienden a depositar en las diversas fuentes que yacen cerca de sus santuarios varias monedas de plata y ofrendas diversas, como canastas decoradas con flores, las cuales flotan en la fuente.

El segundo día del mes de Andra, tienden a reunirse para leer y reflexionar sobre los contenidos de los textos sagrados de Αμν.
Sanctuaire: West Marches Wiki

*una campaña de D&D 5e.*

*Hace muchas décadas, el Imperio de Varmania era próspero, y sus territorios cada vez más grandes. Sanctuaire fue fundada bajo este contexto en una región que —según los rumores— era habitada por dragones, bestias horribles y brujas malvadas. Sin embargo, el Imperio luego cayó en decadencia, y las ciudades como Sanctuaire (tan alejadas de la metrópoli) fueron las primeras en caer en el olvido, ya insostenibles para el Imperio Varmaniano.*
*Pero Sanctuaire prosperó a su manera. Atraidos por los rumores, cientos de aventureros llegaron por sus propios métodos a las murallas de la ciudad, buscando riqueza, fama o la oportunidad de dejar atrás sus vidas en el Imperio. Y pronto se dieron cuenta que varios de esos rumores eran falsos, pero muchos otros eran ciertos.*

**Sanctuaire: West Marches** es una campaña de Dungeons & Dragons 5E creada por Oxi (Wintermute#2570) con el objetivo de reunir a varios grupos de amigos y ofrecerles un mundo abierto y dinámico, donde las acciones de un personaje afecten el destino de los demás y de la ciudad de Sanctuaire. El estilo de juego West Marches tiene varias características que lo diferencian de una campaña de D&D estándar, y que lo vuelven más flexible y permisivo a la hora de encontrar un momento para jugar:
* No hay una programación estándar: cada sesión es programada por los jugadores sobre la marcha, alineándose a los horarios de cada uno.
* No hay un grupo de aventureros: cada sesión tiene un grupo diferente de jugadores, que pertenecen a la campaña global.
* Por consecuencia, ningún personaje está obligado a pertenecer a un grupo, permitiéndole seguir sus propios objetivos individuales.

Para jugar, utilizamos **Maptool 1.4.4.0**, un software de tabletop virtual. Se puede descargar desde este link.

## **Navegación**

#### **Reglas y Recursos**

* Manuales de D&D (5ta Edición) para descargar.
* Registro de Aventuras Pasadas (Obsidian Portal)

* Registro Público de Aventureros de la Ciudad de Sanctuaire
* Banco Común de la Ciudad de Sanctuaire
* Reglas de la Casa
	+ Creación de Personajes
	+ Muerte y Retiro de Personajes
	+ Maná (*spell points, DMG pág. 288*)
	+ Componentes de Hechizos
	+ Movimiento en el *Hexmap*
	+ Profesiones y Elaboración de Objetos
	+ Mercado de Sanctuaire
	+ Construcción de Edificios

#### **Sanctuaire y Las Marcas del Oeste**

* Detalles del Mundo
	+ Deidades de Sanctuaire
	+ El tiempo en Sanctuaire
* Personajes
* Lugares
* Objetos
Muerte y Retiro de Personajes

## Reglas: Muerte de un Personaje

Cuando un personaje muere, su cuerpo se mantiene en el lugar donde falleció (a no ser que otra criatura lo mueva). Los puntos de experiencia que haya obtenido son perdidos para siempre, pero los registros de sus hazañas perduran para todos.

Una vez el personaje muere durante una misión, dicho jugador no puede hacer otro personaje hasta que la misión haya concluido. Podrá, temporalmente y hasta que la misión concluya, controlar a un PNJ aliado que se encuentre en la misión.

Un personaje que haya muerto en una misión no puede hacer un reporte sobre dicha misión (a no ser que haya vuelto a la vida, y aún así, no recuerda nada de lo ocurrido durante su muerte).

## Reglas: Retiro de un Personaje

Si un jugador no se siente cómodo con su personaje actual, o quiere probar una nueva combinación de clase y raza, puede **retirarlo**. El personaje no puede utilizarse nunca más, pero no muere.

Aquellos objetos mágicos que tenga en su inventario al momento de retirarse son liquidados a su valor aproximado en coronas (👑). Un 75% de dicho valor es donado como fondos a la ciudad de Sanctuaire. El resto es guardado y posteriormente heredado al inventario del próximo personaje que dicho jugador cree.

La experiencia del personaje se pierde de la misma manera: un 25% de la misma puede heredarse al próximo personaje creado por ese jugador. Esto significa que es posible que el personaje comience con un nivel mayor a 1.
Epiphone 1961 Les Paul SG Standard

The **Epiphone 1961 Les Paul SG Standard** was introduced in late 2021 as a 2022 model. It followed shortly behind the Gibson Custom Shop 60th Anniversary 1961 SG Standard, which was the first ever SG reissue to feature the short-lived pointier and longer Angel Wing pickguard found on late-1960 and early-1961 SG/Les Paul builds. It also has a more rounded bass side horn, as '60s SGs did. Being advertised as "made in partnership with the Gibson Custom Shop" led to some confusion as to the extent of their involvement. To be clear, these guitars are made in Epiphone's Qingdao, China factory and Gibson Custom simply lended the information and templates needed.

An easter egg on the underside of the control cavity cover says "Nice work, Larry!", a reference to Larry Allers, who is credited with having the biggest hand in the SG's design. Includes brown Lifton-style case with pink lining.

## Features

* **2021—mid 2022:** $849 Street
* **Mid—late 2022:** $899 Street

**Body:**

* Solid Eastern Mahogany body
* Two-piece bookmatched construction
* Angled heel
* Polyurethane Lacquer finish
	+ Satin sheen

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Eastern Mahogany
* Slim Taper C profile (.820" / .890")
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 22nd fret
	+ 3 degree pitch
* Indian Laurel fretboard
	+ Pearloid acrylic trapezoid inlays
	+ 12" radius
* '60s Kalamazoo headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Epiphone logo
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Crown
	+ 14o pitch
* Dual-action truss rod
* 22 medium-jumbo frets
* 24 5/8" scale
* Graph Tech nut
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
* Cream color

**Electronics:**

* Two Burstbucker 2 & 3 humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ ~8k (neck) & ~8.5k (bridge) Ohms DCR
	+ Nickel plated covers
* Switchcraft 3-way switch & output jack
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 500k pots
	+ Mallory capacitors

**Hardware:**

* Nickel hardware
* Gotoh SD90 tuning machines
	+ 1:15 ratio
	+ Yellow Keystone buttons
	+ Double Line, Double Ring
	+ "Epiphone Deluxe" engraved
* 5-ply "Angel Wing" pickguard
	+ Wide bevel angle
	+ Elongated shape unique to late 1960 builds
		- Sharper points
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply, wide bevel angle
	+ "Les Paul" hot stamp
	+ 3 screws
* "Inspired by Gibson Custom" backplate
	+ "Nice work, Larry!" easter egg on underside
* Black Reflector knobs
* LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge
* LockTone stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Aged Sixties Cherry
* Aged Classic White
Robot SG Special

The **Robot SG Special** was a limited edition model produced in 2008 that used the same technology that debuted on the first Robot guitar. The first version was introduced in April and discontinued by July, when it was replaced by the second version.

## Version 1

* $2,299 Street

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Mahogany
* '50s Rounded profile (.818"/.963")

* Set-in construction
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret
* Ebony fretboard
	+ Acrylic trapezoid inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Narrow Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
	+ Mother of Pearl inlaid Gibson logo
	+ Mother of Pearl inlaid Crown
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply headstock and neck

* Thicker style
* Pure White color
* Fret-edge binding

**Electronics:**

* Two 490R/498T Humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II (neck), V (bridge) magnets
	+ 7.8k (neck), 8.5k (bridge) Ohms D.C. resistance
	+ Chrome covers
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
* Push/pull "Multi-Control Knob"
	+ Pull to engage automatic tuners
* Neutrik output jack

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Powerhead locking automatic tuning machines
	+ Similar weight to standard tuners
	+ Satin nickel finish
* Carbon-fiber "Batwing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
* Black Reflector knobs
* "Tune Control" bridge
* Data transmitting stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Metallic Purple
* Metallic Green
* Metallic Red
* Silverburst
* Ebony

## Version 2

* $2,299 Street

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Mahogany
* '50s Rounded profile
* Set-in construction
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
	+ Narrow Open Book headstock
	+ Silkscreened Gibson logo
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Electronics:**

* Two uncovered 490R/498T Humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II (neck), V (bridge) magnets
	+ 7.8k (neck), 8.5k (bridge) Ohms D.C. resistance
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
* Push/pull "Multi-Control Knob"
	+ Pull to engage automatic tuners
* Neutrik output jack

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Powerhead locking automatic tuning machines
	+ Similar weight to standard tuners
	+ Satin nickel finish
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ Double-ply b/w
* Black Reflector knobs
* "Tune Control" bridge
* Data transmitting stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Cherry
* Natural Burst
Arvaalian Templier

Arvaalian Templier es un elfo paladín que llegó a la ciudad de Sanctuaire a fines de Velka en el año 640 d.V.

Suele cubrir siempre su rostro con su casco, pero en aquellas situaciones en las que no puede portarlo (ej. al calor de la fragua), tiene varias vendas que lo cubren de igual manera.

## Prólogo

Hace un siglo y medio aproximadamente, en las tierras lejanas de Varlais, un niño elfo fue dejado al cuidado de los sacerdotes del templo de Avacyn por padres que no tenían la intención o la capacidad de criarlo. Se le fue dado el nombre de *Templier* para representar esta crianza adoptiva.

Arvaalian creció estudiando las escrituras y las artes milagrosas de la Fe, aunque nunca fue capaz de volverse adepto ni aprender los rituales más avanzados, relegando esas tareas a aquellos con mayor fuerza de voluntad y menor inseguridad. De cierta manera, se sentía ligeramente avergonzado por no ser "tan inteligente como el resto de los elfos".
Herbolaria y Alquimia

**Herbolaria y Alquimia** es una profesión que agrupa a los maestros de las hierbas, alquimistas y adeptos en la creación de pociones, venenos y brebajes mágicos.

Es una **profesión de elaboración**. Los atributos asociados a esta profesión son Sabiduría e Inteligencia. Las herramientas asociadas con esta profesión son:

* Kit de herbalismo, o *Herbalism kit.*
* Suministros de alquimista, o *Alchemist's supplies.*
* Kit de envenenador, o *Poisoner's kit*

Para obtener hierbas y varios otros ingredientes, se debe realizar tiradas de **Sabiduría (Kit de Herbalismo)** o **Sabiduría (Supervivencia)** durante un descanso largo, o mientras se viaja a través del *Hexmap*. Para obtener ingredientes de enemigos caidos, se debe realizar una tirada de **Sabiduría (Medicina).**

Los alquimistas pueden realizar una sola tirada de elaboración por semana, pero pueden fabricar varias unidades (hasta cinco) del mismo objeto en una misma tirada. Es decir, en la misma tirada de elaboración un alquimista puede intentar elaborar 4 **pociones de curación menor** invirtiendo 100👑. Si la tirada es exitosa, todas las pociones son elaboradas de manera satisfactoria; si la tirada es un fallo, quiere decir que hubo un problema al momento de elaborar la infusión y todas las pociones del lote son de calidad insuficiente para su uso.

Además, si la tirada supera con creces la dificultad original, puede duplicar la cantidad de pociones elaboradas.

Los personajes con esta profesión pueden elaborar los objetos presentes en la siguiente tabla. Nótese que los objetos marcados en negrita son objetos mágicos, y están sujetos a las reglas de compra y venta del Mercado de Sanctuaire.
SG Special Swamp Ash

The **SG Special Swamp Ash** was a limited run model produced in 2006.

## Features

* $1,049 Street

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Swamp Ash body
* Satin nitrocellulose lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* '50s Rounded profile
* Set-in construction
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Open Book headstock
	+ Silkscreened Gibson logo
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 medium frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Electronics:**

* Two uncovered '57 Classic humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II magnets
	+ ~7.9k Ohms D.C. resistance
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Grover "Gibson Deluxe" tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ Single-ply black
* Black Bell knobs
* Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Natural
Judas Priest Signature SG

The **Judas Priest Signature SG** was announced in December 2005 and released in 2006 as a bundle deal with the Judas Priest Signature Flying V. It was the first ever batwing style SG "reissue" to have the correct 1966-1968 heel design and control cover shape, and since then, only the Robby Krieger Signature SG has gotten it right as well. Production was limited to 30 units and each one was signed and ink-stamped with a serial in the format "Judas XX".

## Features

**Body:**

* Solid Honduran Mahogany body
* Angled heel
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Honduran Mahogany
* ??? profile
* Set-in construction
	+ Joins body at 19th fret
* Indian Rosewood fretboard
	+ Pearloid acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Medium Open Book headstock
	+ Holly veneer
	+ Inlaid Mother of Pearl Gibson logo
	+ Gibson Custom Shop logo (rear)
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 frets
	+ Leveled by Plek machine
* 24 5/8" scale
* Nylon nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* ??? nut width

**Binding:**

* Single-ply, neck
* Fret-edge binding
* Thinner style

**Electronics:**

* '57 Classic (neck) & EMG 58 (bridge) humbuckers
	+ AlNiCo II (neck) & V (bridge) magnets
	+ 7.5 - 8.3K (neck) Ohms DCR
	+ Black mounting rings
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ CTS 500k pots

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Grover Rotomatic tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Metal Keystone buttons
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* Chrome "Batwing" pickguard
	+ Unbeveled
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ Chrome plated
	+ Unbeveled
* Black Speed knobs w/ pointers
* Custom bridge/tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Ebony
SG Special Limited

The **SG Special Limited** was produced starting in late 2011 and into 2012. Its most notable features are Dirty Fingers pickups, a Black Obeche fretboard, and the finish options. The Renault Blue finish option is a result of an earlier collaboration with automaker Renault on the Gordini By Gibson '61 Reissue.

## Features

* $1,499 MSRP
* ~$949 Street

**Body:**

* Beveled, solid Mahogany body
* Nitrocellulose lacquer finish

**Neck:**

* 1-pc quartersawn Mahogany
* Rounded '60s profile (.820"/.960")
* Set-in construction
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ 5 degree angle
	+ Joins body at 19th fret

* Black Obeche fretboard
	+ Acrylic dot inlays
	+ 12" radius
* Open Book headstock
	+ Silkscreened Gibson logo
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 22 medium frets
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

**Electronics:**

* Two uncovered Dirty Fingers humbuckers
	+ Ceramic magnets
	+ ~15k Ohms D.C. resistance
* 3-way switch
* 2 Vol, 2 Tone
	+ 300k Linear Volume
	+ 500k Non-linear Tone

**Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* TonePros "Kluson Deluxe" tuning machines
	+ 15:1 ratio
	+ Green Keystone buttons
* 5-ply "Batwing" pickguard
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ 2-ply b/w
* Black Reflector knobs
* Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Alpine White
* Renault Blue
* Radiant Red
SG Zoot Suit

The **SG Zoot Suit** was introduced in August 2009. "Zoot" is jazz slang for something that's extravagant, and a "Zoot Suit" was a style of suit popular among 1940s jazz musicians. The common element between a Zoot Suit and this guitar are the stripes. The SG Zoot Suit's unique build process involves dying individual strips of Birch various colors and then compressing and bonding them together. The body design is the same as the SG Diablo, having a carved top and the same control layout. The Zoot Suit is generally a little heavier than most SGs due to its body construction. It was discontinued in 2010.

**Related:**

* SG Carved Top
* SG Diablo

## Features

* $1,999 MSRP
* $1,199 Street
* $999 Street (Zzounds clearance, 2010)

**Body:**

* Laminated .075” thick Birch strips
	+ Each strip dyed separately
* Carved top & concave back
* Diablo style beveling
* Nitrocellulose Lacquer finish
	+ Satin sheen
	+ 2 coats

**Neck:**

* Laminated .075” thick Birch strips
* Set-in construction
	+ 3 degree angle
	+ Franklin Titebond 50 glue
	+ Joins body at 19th fret
* '50s Rounded profile (.815" / .970")
* Ebony fretboard
	+ 12" radius
* Narrow Open Book headstock
	+ Resin impregnated fiberboard veneer
		- Machined away to reveal wood
	+ Silk-screened Gibson logo
	+ "Made in U.S.A." stamp
	+ 17o pitch
* 24 medium-jumbo frets
	+ Leveled by Plek machine
* 24 9/16" scale
* Corian nut
	+ Cut by Plek machine
* 1 11/16" nut width

    **Electronics:**

* Two uncovered 496R/500T humbuckers
	+ Ceramic V magnets
	+ ~8.5k (neck) & 15.5k (bridge) Ohms DCR
	+ Transparent bobbins
	+ Transparent mounting rings
* 3-way switch
* 1 Vol, 1 Tone
	+ CTS 300k volume
	+ CTS 500k tone

    **Hardware:**

* Chrome hardware
* Grover Rotomatic tuning machines
	+ 14:1 ratio
	+ Manufactured by Ping
* Bell shaped truss rod cover
	+ Single-ply black
	+ "SG" hot stamp
* Clear Bell knobs
* Zamak Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge
* Zamak stopbar tailpiece

**Finishes:**

* Rainbow
* Black and Red
* Black and Natural
* Black and Orange
* Red and Blue

## References

1. ↑ https://www.musicradar.com/totalguitar/prepare-yourself-gibsons-all-new-zoot-suit-sg-unveiled-248393
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoot\_suit