Epiphone SG G400 Cherry 2002 Made In Korea

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This guitar is in very good condition, with only a few minor scratches and cosmetic imperfections. These marks are very subtle and barely noticeable, having no impact on the guitar’s appearance, playability or functionality. The Epiphone SG G-400 in Cherry, made in Korea in 2002, is a classic take on one of Gibson's most recognisable electric guitar designs. With its distinctive double-cutaway SG body, powerful dual-humbucker configuration and iconic Cherry finish, the G-400 offers plenty of the attitude and versatility that has made the SG such a popular choice with rock and blues players for decades. This particular example is from Epiphone's Korean-made era, making it an appealing option for players and collectors looking for a well-established vintage example of the G-400. The G-400's familiar SG-style mahogany body provides a naturally warm and resonant foundation, while the slim double-cutaway design gives excellent access to the upper frets. This makes the guitar particularly comfortable for lead playing, bends and higher-register solos, while the relatively lightweight SG body is easy to wear for longer playing sessions. The classic Cherry finish completes the traditional SG appearance, giving the instrument plenty of stage presence without being overly flashy. A pair of humbucking pickups provides the G-400 with a broad range of tones, from warm and rounded sounds through to the aggressive, driven character associated with the SG design. The bridge pickup delivers plenty of bite and definition for rock riffs and lead work, while the neck pickup offers a fuller, smoother sound that works particularly well for blues, classic rock and cleaner passages. With individual volume and tone controls for each pickup and a three-way pickup selector, there is plenty of flexibility for shaping your sound. The 2002 Korean manufacture is an important part of this guitar's appeal. Epiphone produced a large number of instruments in Korea during this period, and these gui