1989 Orville (Gibson) Japan SG-65 '62 Reissue SG Double Cutaway (Black)

1989 Orville (Gibson) Japan SG-65 '62 Reissue SG Double Cutaway (Black)Made in Japan by the Terada factory in 1989, the Orville SG 65 was a Japanese built '60's reissue SG made under the instruction of Gibson. Orville models are critically acclaimed as they offer authorised Gibson style and specs coupled with the famous Japanese craftsmanship. Slim mahogany body with a slim 60's mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, it weighs 3kg's. Loaded with the original Japanese humbuckers, the original Kluson style tuners and the

it's loaded with an incredible on-board effects system with an autowah

• Top Material: Maple

Very very lightly used condition (I believe it was a store display model)

Two-piece Sen ash body with a maple neck and 20 fret maple fingerboard (40mm nut width)

These use the same PCB layout as the Maxon/Ibanez SM-9 Super Metal and produces the famous thrash metal sound that guitarists have trouble replicating without a high wattage amp

the wooden bridge and the tailpiece in the Höfner style

floating tremolo with lock button

Mahogany body with a laminate maple flame top

All pedals are thoroughly tested here and we'll do our best to list any known troubles in the condition section above

two vintage single coil pickups and a Bigsby style tremolo system

This is a Japanese made Aria branded replica of the Gibson EDS-1275 that was made in late 1976 by Matsumoku

This one's been upgraded with a Wilkinson tremolo system and previously had a locking nut installed