Where can you get a free gibson SG guitar?
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i'm searching for a free SG since '99 and now, after 7 years, i came to the conclusion then is time to raise some money .. you cand find the SG Standard at 1880 E in europe and under 1000 $ in the US.  www.gibson.com - there are some contests there having a free Gibson (sometimes SG) or Epiphone as prize; half of them are for US residents only but is ok, there are still enough contests for anyone
661607
I would check out Epiphone Guitars....good quality for the money!
1097574
Buy it off Ebay,or at a music  store
160586
go to mysite.verizon.net/vzes3iko/  and click the button under the guitar photo
601212
go to the gibson or epiphone website:\nwww.gibson.com\nwww.epiphone.com
536706
I think you probably want to stick with a recognized name.\nNot necessarily a Gibson or Fender, but someone who copies their designs for less money like Epiphone.\n\nI'd go to a guitar store, and pick up and play a selection of models.  If you can find an inexpensive one you like, great.  If you like something expensive like a Gibson Les Paul, go to a seller like http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ or similar and see what they have that's similar, but much less expensive.
1146150
Try eBay.  Maybe you can find an expert on there and send them a digital image of your item and they can identify it for you.  Sometimes this method works well for people.\n\nI was able to identify a vintage Supro lap guitar this way.
558361
www.ebay.com, thats where i get my stuff 4 cheap, or try a used instrument/music store
479267
r u good?where you from? do u play for free? we really need one for our rock band!!!
832739
you can buy one for $60 at walmart, thats was my first guitar
457476
Here's their website. You can contact them direct, through it.\nhttp://www.fender.com/
1107811
More than likely, its a model or serial number.  Here in Houston, there is this place that has been selling/repairing guitars since 1972, maybe they can help.  Check out the website http://www.rockinrobinguitars.com\n\nYou should find the contact info there.  Good luck!
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I got most of my beginner guitar stuff at Guitar Center and other local guitar shops - it was much easier that way and without the hassle of shipping and online buying.\n\nOne good place I would recommend would be musician's friend.  They sell guitars, amps, picks, books, etc.  That's where I get most of my stuff.  They have a free catalog you could sign up for that would keep you updated on sales and whatever else you might want.\n\nwww.musiciansfriend.com
653002
I have also played around with it for a hour or so. I thought it was a decent guitar for the money. Has a good sound and plays fast. Just remenber it's not a Gibson so don't expect it to be. Go for it.
925538
Ibanez goes through models like water on a hot day. You can probably call a Guitar center and have them do a chain wide look up. If they have it new or used in a store they can transfer it to your nearest location or sell it to you on line. Also check Ebay.
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You can obviously save up your pennies in a savings account or you can go to a couple of music shaops and simply ask them if they do interest free credit, and if they do, arrange to have a standing order pay them out of your bank account.\nAnother way is to hire the guitar from them and see if you get on with it.\nMost shops have a hire facility and are then happy to knock off the rental from the original price so you have three months to save the difference.\nIt is worth asking for a discount on the top price as the guitar may have been loaned out to many people and should be considered a "Second hand" item.
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Guitar amp and keyboard centre\nSlap GAK into google\n(if your not an ebay kinda person)