Yamaha SG-7A

  • Yamaha SG-7A electric guitar
    Yamaha SG-7A

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1967 to 1971

The Yamaha SG-7A was introduced in 1966 (as the SG-7 model) and discontinued in 1971. The SG-7A has a peculiar asymmetrical body with an elongated horn on the treble side and a hockey stick style headstock, the guitar was designed with the input of Japanese Eleki legend Takeshi Terauchi.This 6-string Yamaha electric guitar has 22 frets, Gold plated Coro tremolo type tailpiece, knobs and tuners. The SG-7A had three single coil pickups, two close together at the bridge and a slanted one at the neck.

The SG7 was reissued on its 20th anniverary in 1986 and again  on its 30th anniversary in 1996. In 2000 a similar model, the SGV700 was released in a range of finishes: Black, Canary Yellow, Metallic Red and Pearl Green.

Specifications (22)

General

Weight
3.5 kg
Finish colorsblue finish, red finish, two color sunburst, white finish
Made inJapan
Bindingneck binding
Number of strings6 strings
Scale length24.75 inches scale-length

Controls

Controls materialgold controls
Number of control knobs3 control knobs
Pickup selector controls1 pickup blend control, 3-way selector switch
Tone controls1 tone control
Volume controls1 volume control

Electronics

Pickups configuration3 single coil pickups

Body

Body shape featureslong lower horn
Pickguard materialwhite pickguard

Hardware

Bridgetune-o-matic bridge
Hardware colorgold hardware
TailpieceVibrato tailpiece

Fretboard

Fingerboard materialrosewood fingerboard
Fingerboard position markersdot fingerboard position markers

Neck

Number of frets22 fret
Nutzero fret at the nut
Tuner layoutsix-in-a-row tuners

Prices (2)

DatePriceConditionNameComments
1968¥92000newguitar-listList price
1972$400newWalter FinchWhite with gold metal

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