PunkKitty
The fates already f'ked me sideways
I found this 2022 Gibson SG 61 at a pawn shop yesterday and bought it for a quick flip. However, the shops I went to were only offering to pay what a I paid because the hardware was worn/mismatched (previous owner installed black Grovers). So I bought it back to the pawn shop for a refund this morning. Looking over at a wall of guitars, the manager asked "How much do I have to give you back for you to keep it? I have too many guitars in stock." We settled on $180 less than what I paid yesterday. So we did what was needed for me to keep it. I love the dark red color and the neck feels great. The guitar is a bit dirty and smudged at the moment, but it will clean up nicely.
I have another 2022 SG Standard that I I'm considering selling. It looks like this.
stevesmusic.com
I have a few options:
1. Keep both SG's because you can never have too much of a good thing.
2. Fix the red SG and sell it.
3. Sell the blue SG.
4. Sell some other guitars because I have way too many guitars and keep both SG's. This includes parting out some of my Strat/Teles. Honestly, I plan to do this anyway. I just have too much stuff.
Thoughts?
I have another 2022 SG Standard that I I'm considering selling. It looks like this.
Gibson - SG Standard w/Softshell Case - Pelham Blue Burst - SGS00PKCH
The Gibson SG Standard rocks the classic looks and features associated with the late 60s style SG models sought after by many. Now featured as part of the Custom Colour Series, it adds exciting new colour options to liven up any stage or guitar collection. It features a rounded profile mahogany...
stevesmusic.com
I have a few options:
1. Keep both SG's because you can never have too much of a good thing.
2. Fix the red SG and sell it.
3. Sell the blue SG.
4. Sell some other guitars because I have way too many guitars and keep both SG's. This includes parting out some of my Strat/Teles. Honestly, I plan to do this anyway. I just have too much stuff.
Thoughts?
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