Tony Iommi “Monkey” Gibson SG Special Guitar (Signed)

Tony Iommi “Monkey” Gibson SG Special Guitar (Signed)

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Offering Date
September 30, 2021
Target Raise
$65.00K
Security Price
$10
Memorabilia Type
Production Prototype Guitar
Model
1964 Gibson SG Special
Manufacturer
Gibson
Musician
Tony Iommi
Total Production
1 of 1 (Prototype)
Primary Color
Vintage Cherry
Authentication
Gibson Brands, Inc.

Company Description

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi’s riffs on songs like “Paranoid” and “Iron Man” made him a founding father of metal. Iommi used a 1964 Gibson SG guitar on every Black Sabbath album and tour of the ‘70s. The guitar was heavily customized, featuring hand-made pickups and a memorable monkey sticker. In 2020, Gibson honored the iconic guitar with a limited-edition batch (50 total) of Tony Iommi 1964 ‘Monkey’ SG Replica guitars. Coming from the Gibson Archives is #IOMMI, a 1-of-1 prototype sent to Iommi for approval before production began.

Key Deal Facts

“It certainly became a classic… Once I used that I never went back to any other guitar.”, “It certainly became a classic… Once I used that I never went back to any other guitar.”, , — Tony Iommi / On the 1964 Gibson SG Special
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