The Yamaha SG-300 was introduced in 1981 as a follow up to the earlier Yamaha SG-500 and Yamaha SG-600 that were issued in 1976-1981 as an addition to the initial Yamaha SG line up of Yamaha SG-500, 700, 1000, 1500 and SG-2000 The SG-300 was produced in burgundy red and black. The SG-300 is a light-weight excellent guitar and its flat design and lighter weight makes it easy to play, it has low action with a powerful sound from 2 high output double hum-buckers. Hardware is chrome. A brass hardware version of this guitar was labelled SG-400, the SG-300 appears to be rare and not issued in Japan.

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FAQs

What type of pickups does the Yamaha SG 300 have?

The Yamaha SG 300 is equipped with a dual humbucker (HH) pickup configuration, providing a rich, full-bodied tone suitable for a variety of music styles.

Is the Yamaha SG 300 suitable for rock music?

Yes, the Yamaha SG 300's mahogany body and dual humbucker pickups deliver the powerful, sustained tones ideal for rock music.

What is the neck profile of the Yamaha SG 300 like?

The Yamaha SG 300 features a set-neck construction with a comfortable, playable neck profile that suits both rhythm and lead playing styles.

How many frets does the Yamaha SG 300 have?

The Yamaha SG 300 has 22 frets, providing a standard range for most playing styles and genres.

What is the scale length of the Yamaha SG 300?

The Yamaha SG 300 has a scale length of 24.75 inches, offering a slightly shorter scale that facilitates easier bending and faster playability.

What materials are used in the construction of the Yamaha SG 300?

The Yamaha SG 300 features a mahogany body and neck, with a rosewood fretboard, providing warm tones and a smooth playing experience.