Gibson LTD Jake Kiszka SG Standard

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Gibson Jake Kiszka SG Standard in Faded Vintage Cherry Guitarist Jake Kiszka, co-founder of the rock ’n’ roll powerhouse Greta Van Fleet, has carved out a sound fueled by intensity, precision, and a deep commitment to creativity. His connection to his treasured 1961 SG™ runs deeper than familiarity — it’s a musical partnership. “The ’61, this particular model, has defined me as a player, and I think I’ve defined it in return,” he notes. For decades, the Gibson SG has inspired trailblazers and iconoclasts, standing at the center of the evolution of contemporary rock ’n’ roll. The new Jake Kiszka SG Standard honors that heritage, a finely crafted blend of mahogany and metal brought to life in Nashville. Created in limited numbers, this instrument pays homage to the legendary ’61 SG with its sculpted double-cutaway profile, pronounced bevels, and unmistakably vintage silhouette. Its SlimTaper™ mahogany neck invites fluid movement across a rosewood fretboard fitted with 22 medium jumbo frets and glowing acrylic trapezoid inlays. A Graph Tech® nut partners with Gibson Vintage Deluxe tuners with keystone buttons to deliver reliable tuning performance. At the opposite end, the strings travel across an ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic™ bridge for precise control over action and intonation, then secure to a stop tailpiece beneath a Sideways Vibrola™ cover. While the guitar mirrors the aesthetic of Jake’s original 1961 SG, affectionately known as the Beloved, the Vibrola assembly has been purposefully modified and locked. This keeps the classic visual element intact while functioning as a stable non-tremolo design. Once a tool for adventurous pitch effects, the fixed Vibrola now stands as a reminder of the instrument’s evolution and the pursuit of modern reliability. The electronics depart slightly from those of an early-60s SG. Jake selected a pair of T-Type humbuckers™, a duo engineered for assertive articulation, heightened dynamics, biting highs, and crisp definition. Each pickup f