Made in Japan briefly in the mid 1960's, the SG-2 was one of the first Yamaha branded electric guitars ever to hit the market. With a solid body that wears a Coral Red finish bolted to a maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (zero fret, 648mm scale length, 43mm nut width). Loaded with a roller style bridge and height adjustable saddles, a Jaguar style tremolo system and two single coil pickups (controlled by rhythm and lead circuits).

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FAQs

What type of music genres are suitable for the Yamaha SG-2?

The Yamaha SG-2, with its SS pickup configuration, is versatile for genres like rock, blues, and surf music. Its vintage sound profile is well-suited for those seeking classic tones.

Does the Yamaha SG-2 have a tremolo system?

Yes, the Yamaha SG-2 features a tremolo tailpiece, allowing for expressive pitch modulation and vibrato effects.

What is the neck profile of the Yamaha SG-2?

The Yamaha SG-2 has a bolt-on maple neck with a comfortable profile, making it suitable for players who prefer a smooth and fast playing experience.

Is the Yamaha SG-2 a good choice for beginners?

While the Yamaha SG-2 is a vintage model that may appeal more to collectors and experienced players, its straightforward design can also be suitable for beginners interested in classic electric guitar tones.

What are the finish options available for the Yamaha SG-2?

The Yamaha SG-2 is available in Coral Red, Pearl White, and Sunburst finishes, offering a variety of aesthetic choices for players.