What does SG stand for?

Solid-body Guitar

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While not the first to amplify a guitar -- Aaron "T-Bone" Walker had managed that trick with sealing tape and a small microphone on blues sessions in the Thirties -- Les was the first to realise that a solid-body guitar, heavy yet cuddly, with no resonating hollow box under its strings, was the answer.

A PIONEER AND TRUE GENIUS TO THE LAST; LES PAUL: 1915-2009

You have an inductee who in some ways maybe has had one of the biggest influences of all our inductees with the creation of his solid-body guitar, overdubbing .

Rock Hall will honor music innovator Les Paul

A chamber visible in back of the solid-body guitar reveals the system's computer.

New self-tuning guitar viewed as a breakthrough

The Cleo and Slim Jazz offer the tone and sustain of a hollow-body with the practicality of a solid-body guitar.

Three guitar lines for three levels: Codel Enterprises/J3 Guitars

He began toying with amplified guitars in the mid-1930s, in effect inventing the electric, solid-body guitar.

NEWSMAKERS

By utilizing the same open architecture as is in its highly acclaimed hollow- and solid-body guitars, RKS has been able to develop four- and five-string basses with amazing sustain and articulation.

New bass line with new body styles: RKS Guitars

This resourceful New Yorker has become the most sensitive of solid-body guitar thrashers.

JAZZ

Byline: JACK MASSARIK Mike Stern *** Ronnie Scott's DURING his soulsearching years as post-Miles Davis bandleader, this resourceful New Yorker, pictured, has become the most sensitive of solid-body guitar thrashers.

Even Bach would have enjoyed a Stern thrashing; JAZZ