Samick Guitar Model Numbers How To Tweak The

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Mint - Number of items: 1 - Including: 12-string guitar - Guitar stand.

Mint condition 12-string guitar made in Korea and has the model number: SW 115-12.

Discussion in Other Cool Guitars started by Michiel, Nov 28, 2012.

Im still hanging on to my first electric; a somewhat eccentric Samick solidbody.

For years I couldnt remember the model number of it, until last night.

As I was rummaging through some old tracked songs I wrote back in the 90s I found a reference to my guitar; it turns out to be a Samick GL-650.

Funny, Im so relieved to know again what the model is.

Pickups arent particularly hot, but I picked it 2nd after realizing at the time I wouldnt be able to shell out for a 1250 euro (2500 guilders) Tele that Id fallen in love with.

Samick Guitar Model Numbers How To Tweak The

I never went above.010s on it; I hadnt learned how to tweak the truss rod and it just wouldnt stay in tune anyway with anything above.010.

But I loved playing it for years, until I got my next Samick in 2009; a 5129.

Still have that too, but thats another story for another time.

The reference I found in my song dates back to early 94 and I think Id just gotten it at that time.

Nice. I reckon that those stripey neck through guitars are due for a revival.

Samick makes like 13 of all the guitars coming out of asia so you would think they know what theyre doing.

THE best playingsounding SG-shaped guitar Ive ever handled was a Samick-branded one, and a friend has a 335-style made by S.

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