A great reminder of a time of extended guitar solos and heavy-duty axes, this is a 1982 Yamaha SG-2000 with a Cherry Sunburst finish. The SG-2000 is built like a tank with a solid mahogany body and maple top, neck-through construction, and a brass sustain block which the bridge sits on. This guitar is in very good playing condition; there are some scratches, dents and dings around the body and a few scratches on the neck - nothing to affect the feel while you're playing.
1982 Yamaha SG2000 Cherry Sunburst
Yamaha ยท #071790
BrandYamaha
TypeElectric Guitars
Serial No.071790
PhotographyActual Photos
Archive ID58643
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The Story
1982 SG2000 Cherry Sunburst
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The Specifications
As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
- Solidbody Electric Guitar
- Sunburst Finish
- Maple Top and Solid Mahogany Body
- Ebony Fretboard
- 24 3/4" Scale Length
- 22 Frets
- Individual Volume Controls and Tone Controls
- Three-Way Selector Switch
- Tune-o-Matic Bridge with Brass Sustain Block
- Gold Hardware
- 9 lbs, 11 oz.
- .840" Neck Thickness at 1st Fret
- .980" Neck Thickness at 12th Fret

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