Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Angled
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Closeup
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Head Back
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Angled
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Closeup
Eastwood Guitars SG2C Flying Banana Yellow Head Back

SG2C Flying Banana

$699.00 USD
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Only -2 in stock!

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
This item is not currently in stock, but we have some on the way! We sell out quick, so Pre-Order one now to reserve it. Please view this page for our current production schedule.

Bread financing available within the USA only. Outside the USA? Contact Us for an alternative!

Story

These fantastically quirky guitars were made in Japan in the 1960's by Nippon Gakki and branded under Yamaha. Fifty years later they are rare as hens teeth, so we thought it was time to bring back a tribute to them! Now offered in Yellow and Blue.

Features & Specs

  • Body Wood: Basswood

  • Neck Wood: Bolt-on Maple with Blackwood Fingerboard, 12" Radius

  • Number of Frets: 22, Scale Length: 24 3/4"

  • Nut Width: 1 5/8", Zero Fret

  • Pickups: Dual Vintage Style Single-Coils

  • Bridge: Vintage Style Tremolo, Roller Bridge

  • Electronics: 3 Way Switch, Master Volume, and Dual Tone Controls

  • Hardware: Gotoh Nickel/Chrome

  • Includes Custom GigBag!
Demo Video
WITH EVERY ORDER

Zero-Risk Returns*
It takes time to know whether or not a new instrument is for you. So, we give you 45 days after delivery to decide!

Fast, Free Standard Shipping*
With shipping origins around the world, experience the same fast shipping speed no matter where we ship from.

Easy Returns*
If you change your mind, we'll prepare some return labels and issue a full refund when the guitar arrives back.

Lifetime Limited Warranty*
All guitars come with a lifetime-limited warranty, with options to upgrade.

 
*Free standard shipping available within the US, UK, and EU only. Fast, affordable shipping is available everywhere else.

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