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I have to agree ❤😊

Awesome performance have been a fan of your channel have a great weekend also I have subscribed to the channel ❤😊

What a fantastic video have a great weekend also I am a Fender person to be honest ❤😊

Duffy.

Telecaster Deluxe AP II is my go to every time, but I also love my 1967 Telecaster and my 1967 Gibson 330. My next guitar after I receive my Fender Meteora will be a Gibson SG Standard. I love both guitar companies.

Both, duh!

I love them all - but the Gibson SG is my go-to.

I couldn't afford the falcon so I bought an orange left-handed 5420. I play this song a lot in my house. My guitar sounds just like the recording. It's a really fun song to play!

They only "dominated" because they were mass produced, cheap and affordable at the time and brainwashed fans buy guitar brands that their "heroes" use. If Godin and Yamaha and Cort and Ibanez were around in the fifties and sixties everybody would be playing those guitars. Not to take anything away from Leo Fender and Les Paul, but the last six times I've gone looking for an American iconic guitar I've walked away with something Canadian or Japanese that plays better, is built better, and costs waaaaay less. Also, you're wrong that they dominated every decade, Godin and Cort are the two largest manufacturers in the world with the most sales, and have been for quite a while. The U. S. is not the entire world market, duh!

Love 'em both - been playing my '68 Custom since 1974 and a beautiful FGN Roland Strat since 1980 (they make the Japanese Fender line now). No doubt they are the two most iconic brands out there! That said I enjoy trying others for a bit of variety in the studio - Gretsch, Rickenbacker, Epiphone, Sadowsky, Eastman all have a lot to offer. Cheers.

The great Billy Duffy, The Cult.

Im biased, so, Gibson, Les Paul, because ive never played one i disliked and love mine. But i do fancy some raunchy single coils whenever i do get to play a Strat. Id like to get one to have and play, juxtaposed to my Les Paul.

I have had many SG models, and I will always strictly use this model exclusively.

They not bad looking guitars.

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Fender Strat guy here. Excellent video. Good research and fantastic playing! 🔥🤘👍.

Malcolm Young AC/DC.

I agree. Those single coils are unique. I can almost always tell when its a Strat or Strat-style with singles.

I’m not a strat guy .. more of a PRS douche lol … but I agree

Vi a The Cult en Stgo Chile ..fué genial...

To someone very familiar with guitars im sure there is a small difference that is recognizable but from the perspective of a casual enjoyer no

Honestly P90s kinda take the cake with original sound, I’m a humbucker guy but I do like the unshackled texture of P90s.

badass gear! i want an idris

This is a great question and something i struggle with as i also suffer from G.A.S. My lane is synthesizers but it's the same dilemma, do i still want a vintage minimoog/CS80/MS20 when there are cheaper, more reliable clones available? Also, what do i want, to sound like someone or just sound great?

And ac/dc brings honor to the gretsch name 😊

It makes me like the guitar for sure

I don't like PRS because to me at least, they're like this "off brand" for me that never seem to establish any sort of identity of their own. I know that sounds weird, but I'll explain. PRS all seem to be this strange hybrid of a Stratocaster and a Les Paul. They have a double cutaway, but a bound mahogany body. They have a flame top, but it's longer and thinner like a Strat. They have dual humbuckers, but they have a slider switch (most of them at least). There's also other things that are off putting like the birds (I know Paul's mom was a birdwatcher and it's a tribute to her, but I don't like them), and then there's that stupid looking headstock. I understand why the headstock is designed like that to allow the strings a straight path through the nut, but I just don't like it. It's like they want to be Fender, but they at the same time want to Gibson but are stuck somewhere in the middle. The other thing is the sound. PRS doesn't have a sound, and what sound they do have just sounds empty. When hear that sound I just go "oh, that's a PRS isn't it? That's just tragic". There was also an incident where a salesman was hard selling PRS with me in the 90's. I went to a store and they said on the phone they said "we're closed but come down and we'll help you". When I got there I got nothing but attitude. When they asked me what I was looking for I said "I'm looking to get a Les Paul". The sales guy said "No, you want a PRS". I said "I don't want a PRS, I want a Les Paul". He said "No, Les Paul's suck. You want a PRS". I told him "Listen, your job is not to tell me what I want, it's for me to say what I want, and for you to say 'YES SIR!'". He tried charging me double, and I left. A weeks later I saw a Les Paul in the local re-selling newspaper the Bargain News for $500. I've had that guitar ever since. I know a pushy sales man shouldn't put me off buying a guitar, but the experience had soured me on the brand because they were adamant, and for the next few years I saw PRS at every guitar show because they over built and apparently dealers had to get rid of them. For me also the fact that they're charging $2,400 for these guitars. If I'm going to pay that much I'm going to get a used Les Paul, SG, or a Rickenbacker or something. Or even a Hamer if you can find one.

For three guitars that sound similar, the SG is also the cheapest. So it’s a pretty great value.

I pretty much buy everything used. Never sure how I’m going to get along with something until I try it at my home in my music room. Buying used ensures I don’t lose a bunch of money incase I need to flip something. Although lately I’ve been in a financial position where I haven’t needed to thankfully.

I’m a longtime strat player and I’m shopping for a new guitar. Played an SG standard yesterday and liked it way more than Pauls and 339 that I played.

Yeah Brent Mason is ridiculous too. When I was a kid even the thought of playing country music really freaked me out. I think like you said, the studio guys are soo fucking good I just figured I wasn’t good enough. I wanted to ask you if you gave Dwight Yoakam a good hard listen. I remember mentioning Pete Anderson and Eugene Edwards when I commented before.

I bought a competition orange Mustang from ‘68 maybe, when I was 14 years old for $100. That was all original too. To me that was the coolest fucking guitar I could have dreamed of.

Rarely

Everyday some days lest 30 mins other days 2 to 3 hours

Donald trump

BRian setzer. Stray cats

Billy Duffy of the cult

Both

playing rock n roll isnt about 'what you need' its about what you want and the les paul is coolest most iconic guitar in the world not the sg.

Sounds great! Which exact set are these- the “1960 PAF” or the “Humbucker”?

Sounds gooood that’s epiphone?

This amp will be with me til the end. I have the imperial, falcon grande and the gremlin. Tone wise, I prefer the gremlin. Need the others for larger venues

After that first power cord i was really hoping it was gonna be Metal Health by Quiet Riot😩😩 it sounded just like the first part that plays on the chorus 🤘🏻

By the way, I’m literally your first view

Sweet play man!!

The one and only Billy Duffy.

Me!

Custom shop … velvety!!

I'm surprised, I thought it'd be the custom shop but it's the SRV man. Sounds dope.