Epiphone SG Guitars
The reputation of Epiphone SGs precedes them. Featuring an iconic shape synonymous with rock 'n' roll, as well as dual humbuckers, satisfying necks, and an ultra-sleek aesthetic, these guitars are bound to get you in the mood for some heavy rockin'.
The reputation of Epiphone SGs precedes them. Featuring an iconic shape synonymous with rock 'n' roll, as well as dual humbuckers, satisfying necks, and an ultra-sleek aesthetic, these guitars are bound to get you in the mood for some heavy rockin'.
They're incredibly versatile, lightweight, and visually striking. Everyone recognises this iconic shape when they see it.Identical to the Gibson SG in looks, Epiphone SG models are much more affordable, and retain the same great playability and feel as their more expensive counterparts. From the Tony Iommi signature SG to the stunning SG Prophecy, Gear4music has a large collection for you to explore.
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Epiphone SG Muse, Jet Black Metallic
Epiphone SG Muse, Purple Passion Metallic
Epiphone SG Special P-90, Faded Pelham Blue
Epiphone SG Special P-90, Sparkling Burgundy
Epiphone SG Muse, Wanderlust Green Metallic
Epiphone SG Standard, Ebony
Epiphone SG Standard, Cherry
Epiphone SG Standard Left Handed, Ebony
Epiphone SG Standard Left Handed, Cherry
Epiphone SG Standard, Alpine White
Epiphone SG Muse, Smoked Almond Metallic
Epiphone SG Standard 61, Vintage Cherry
Epiphone SG Custom Left-Handed, Ebony
Epiphone SG Custom, Ebony
Epiphone YUNGBLUD SG Junior, Classic White
Epiphone SG Modern, Figured Trans Black Fade
Epiphone Tony Iommi SG Special, Vintage Cherry
Epiphone 1961 Les Paul SG Standard, Aged Classic White
Epiphone 1961 Les Paul SG Standard, Aged Sixties Cherry
Epiphone 1963 Les Paul SG Custom With Maestro Vibrola Inspired by Gibson Custom, Classic White
About Epiphone SG
The Epiphone SG is a guitar which you'll almost certainly recognise. Gibson SGs have been used by the likes of Angus Young, Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend and many, many more. And Epiphone's version is identical in looks. From the sharp horns to the four-dial control layout, they have an iconic aesthetic which is synonymous with some of the best rock and hard rock acts of the last few decades.
One of the main differences, though, is the price. Epiphone SGs are much more affordable than their Gibson counterparts, and yet they still deliver a superbly high standard of playability, as well as the legendary dual humbucker or P90 pickup tones. These are also some of the sleekest guitars around, which makes them really easy to handle, and also easy on the back, too! After all, they have always been aimed at the hard rock genre, so they're designed to handle being thrown about a bit.
Other notable features include a symmetrical double cutaway shape for reaching the higher frets, uniquely shaped pickguards, suave Epiphone headstocks, and mahogany bodies. These are classic guitars which are made for the modern musician, suited to stage, studio, and bedroom. There's plenty of professionals, like Matt Heafy, who use them for professional shows - testament to their quality!
Epiphone SG FAQs
What does Epiphone SG stand for?
Epiphone SG stands for Epiphone Solid Guitar. When these models were first introduced by Gibson in 1961, they also sported the Les Paul moniker, but his name was subsequently removed in 1963 once his contract expired (he also wasn't a fan of the design either).
What is Epiphone SG good for?
The Epiphone SG guitar is renowned for its warm and punchy tone, with a pronounced midrange thanks to its solid mahogany body and neck and dual humbucker pickups. This makes it great for hard rock and classic metal, as it handles distortion and aggressive playing extremely well.
Is Epiphone SG easy to play?
The Epiphone SG is easy to play. Thanks to its really slim body and contours, it easily fits around you. Its sleekness also makes it lightweight, whilst the neck and fretboard are designed for fast, fluid movements. This is partly what attracted so many iconic players.
