GIBSON SG BASS SUPREME (2007) EC+, natural satin finish, nice looking maple top on limba body, mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, trapezoid inlays, 20 frets, mini humbucking pickup at bridge, vintage style Gibson "low hovering cloud tone" neck pickup, 3-way adjustable bridge, just right for that Cream tribute band, 1-11/16" nut, 30-1/2" scale, with deluxe OHSC (SN:000570459)
http://www.elderly.com/vintage/items/55U-4034.htmLimba is a non mahogany species that is used as a cheap substitute for Honduran Mahogany and I believe considered to be even more inferior than African Mahogany (another non mahogany substitute)I thought that was the wood used in Epi EB's???
The SG Supreme is that hideous looking laminated natural finished thing that is getting dumped everywhere. Unless you like it, then it is very attractive.Limba is Korina as well, as I recall.
No. Limba is the species name for what Gibson calls Korina. It's not a mahogany at all and no one claims it is. In today's market, it's more expensive than genuine mahogany.