Hey guys Marty here, thanks so much for watching! Also you get a free HD multi-hour guitar course for signing my newsletter at www.MartyMusic.com Thanks again!
Those guitars are a lot closer than I would have guessed. My plans of getting a 335 are getting 2nd thoughts of getting a better LP than the LP I currently have.
then Gibson has to confuse everything with the Memphis ES Les Paul. And the 335 is a center block hollow body where the 330 is a hollow body. The ES Les Paul is a center block hollow body also. The stop tailpiece is a give away as it has to mounted into solid wood. All are great guitars just subtle differences.
Ok everyone, I'm getting sick of these videos... Marty keeps makin em and it seems everyone keeps fallin for it... he's tricky.... but the answer, once and for all, is that u need both... both is always the answer to these "which one" videos... rock on
I really like the way he switches between guitars while playing the same song.Not the song on one guitar and then the other. His switching gives you an immediate comparison of the sound between the two. Keep it up!
I've watched a ton of these les paul vs 335 and, if we take a step back and are honest with ourselves they sound virtually identical. I tried out a real nice heritage 335 the other day and was shocked at how much it sounds like my les paul.
Since the hay the same pickups, it is very hard, if not impossible to distinguish them in a blind test. The logical conclusion is that this hollow is only a matter of aesthetics.
Personally I own them both. With pedals I can get the 335 to sound so close to the Les Paul it is not funny. With the Les Paul I have not been able to get the warmth out of it to mimic the 335 regardless of pedals. On that note I am 6'5 I just look way cooler holding the 335. LOL
I‘m 5‘11 thin guy played a Les Paul Custom exclusivly for 10 years. Sometimes I thought that it looks kind a small on me. Bought a Gibson 335 5years ago. I hardly play the LP anymore. 335 sounds unbelivable similar but also more alive. Its lighter comfortabe and does Not look like a Ukulele on me 🤣
Greg Koch is 6'7", so he asked Reverend to build his new telecaster shaped guitar slightly larger than usually, so it wouldn't look small when he held it. This is 2019, so this is a new thing for Reverend, who released the model this year. I'm not so big, and may opt for the smaller Casino Coupe or Epi ES-339.
Déus Herbert-Noel just seems to me, the difference is so slight, after listening to either one in the context of a band or recording for a few minutes, you're not going to be aware of any difference. Look nice, though. Now, compare something like a tele to either of these, then you're gonna hear a distinct difference.
Gotta be honest - unless it's super-clean on the amp, they're pretty much the same. I can see why guitarists like to play a 335 on stage for the visual presence but I do most of my playing sitting down and I love the small size of my Les Paul.
The 335 seems to be more versatile. You can get it to do all the stuff the LP can do, but it's got an extra dimension to it for an authentic blues or jazz tone
Hey how about a Marty Schwartz model guitar??? Come on Gibson, Fender & whoever, work with Marty & create the Marty Schwartz Special Edition. They are both great, Marty, backed into a corner I would grab the LP, no wait the Heritage, no wait the LP, no wait the Heritage, no fair man I cannot choose! If they make a Marty Schwartz model I'm buyin'!
Fuck yeah! You know what would be awesome? If Marty could find a company (maybe PRS?) to help him make a DECENT QUALITY student guitar for about $500. I mean, what better signature guitar could Marty have?? He's the world's guitar teacher!
I've just watched a few videos comparing LP's to 335's, and most comments on all the videos favored the '335 over the LP, and I did too. On the other hand, some people prefer the LP sound. I remember when a friend traded/sold his 1959 ES-335 (and Junior too I think), so he could get a 1957 LP. This was in the early 1970's, so the price for the 1957 goldie (his name for her) was a little over $500. He said the LP had better sustain, didn't feedback at high volume, and had more solid mids. He was blues/rock style, just beginning as Etta James guitarist and bandleader, which lasted for a long time. Now he plays for Paul McCartney - I told him he would be famous someday...!
It seems like a lot of the difference is in the sustain and the way the two respond to picking dynamics, but there is a noticeable difference tonally. I prefer the 335!
Have had a LP style guitar for years, my first love. Just Had to get a 335-style with flat-wound strings for a jazzier sound. Discovered difference wasn’t all that great through my Fender amp. Still reach for my LP first. Old habits die hard.
I think I'd like the Heritage best, but I've never even held an electric guitar in my hands. I'm just getting started with an old Ovation acoustic. For me though the clear winner is the videographer/post production editor. This video is an excellent method of comparing these two very similar sounding, but distinct, instruments. Professional video editing all the way. Thanks.
I don't really fancy Marty's videos that much. But I do like the fact that he doesn't emulate others by shredding and showing his credentials throughout the videos. He takes his time to enjoy the tones that the instrument produces. And that's the most important thing.
For me nothing surpasses the sweet warm and rounded sound of the 335 Semi-Hollow, that is why I have one as my profile picture. Personally I play a 16 track keyboard synthesizer with a built in sequencer, but I dream of playing the 335 as a lead-guitar.
I'm fortunate enough to own both a Les Paul and a 339 (smaller version of a 335) and it's hard to pick between the two because they are both my babies. I purely base it on how I'm feeling, when I want some roof blowing rock/metal I switch to Les, when I'm feeling almost depressed, or happy or soulful I use the 339. I use one for blues/jazz and the other for rock but nonetheless, they are both extremely versatile. My honest opinion, get both.
Depends on the pickups. If they both wear "57 Classics lets say that the sound gets closer but most of the time they wear different pickups. All being the same it can come down to size and neck reach. A 335 feels very long necked compared to a Les Paul, so your physical size is going to influence what you're comfortable with. Being of small stature I favour the Les Paul.
I play Delta style blues on electric and have both 335 and LP. I like the sound of the 335 a tiny bit better for what I do but my LP Modern is lighter and easier to handle. Being older, I play the LP the most. Love them both.
A nuance for selecting an electric guitar of any type is to play it unplugged before you play it plugged in. The one that sounds best unplugged will invariably sound best when it's plugged in because the pick-ups can only "pick up" what is already in the sonic spectrum of the instrument. If you try it, you will hear it.
Marty you’re awesome Always enjoy your videos The answer is that the 2 are different enough that you ‘must’ own both of them of course I love the feel of the ES 335..it feels like a friend
I love the 335 style and sound more. Despite wanting to get both, the 335 or other semi-hollowbody guitar will be my top priority. The hard part is choosing between the full or the semi hollowbody guitar first.
That was sweet Marty , I would have both if I could , but if I had to choose it would be the 335 to start! As far as more gear I would love to hear your 335 against a Strat , and then The Strat against a Tele Thanks Craig
While I love them both, the clarity present in the 335 is just so perfect. It isn't quite as overwhelmingly bright nor does it lack low end and body thanks to its hollowbody, ironically enough. Though, for now, I think I'll stick with the ease of access and volume of the Les Paul...for..for now...okay, fine, I want a 335!!
In actual fact the 335 has a solid block of wood down the center on which the pickups are installed, so the 'hollow' parts are only wings-they don't actually resonate through the pickups-although they are a little more resonant acoustically. So there should not be a lot of difference between the Les Paul, and yet there is!
The block under the pick-ups eliminates unwanted feedback, which is key. The 330, for example, a look-alike & precursor, is hollow and will howl at high volume. The pick-ups in the 335 do grab some of the acoustic resonance tones which is why the 335 is naturally warmer than the Les Paul but could not be as crunchy. I guess that's why they invented pedals. :) I had a re-issue 1968 Gold Top with soapbars & that guitar - I miss it to this day.
If i had to get a les paul i would get the joe perry signature series. If you can find one they are lighter than the les paul standard, have the same neck as the sg and is truly the best of both worlds.
What a pair of gorgeous guitars! This video just reinforces my belief, though, that anywhere but in a side-by-side comparison like this, 99.9% of people and probably even most musicians couldn't tell these guitars apart solely by their sound, especially if any sort of effect is added to it.
Les Paul has a better Rythem tone overall, plus with things like Fuzz, Distortion, and Drop Tunings like Drop D or Drop C#. 335 is hands down the best for lead with a light Overdrive and is easily the best for things like Jazz and Blues, it honestly sounds fantastic when used as a lead Intrument. I prefer Les Paul in general just because of the genres I play, but I won't deny that the 335 is fantastic.
I would choose the LP but both are great guitars. I like the shape better and I wouldn’t want to deal with changing the electronics, etc. on a hollow body guitar if it requires fishing through the F holes.
Am I the only one that can't really hear that much of a difference (listing to UA-cam through computer speakers may not translate)? I was letting this video play in the background as I was writing emails for work and didn't even notice guitar changes.
Great video as always Marty! Watching you over the past few weeks playing your Heritage, I have just ordered an Eastman 486 - a 335 look a like - Heritage guitars here in the UK are very pricey and i cannot justify a Gibson 335!
I liked the sound of the solid body a smidgen better. Treetop flier would be a great lesson. Stills has a sweet version on line but i can'not figure it all out. Can you help? Thanks again for all the fantastic lessons,rock on.
Nicest looking 335, I think you have the best of it. Everything about them, cleaner, airy tone and more piercing, I just think 335 have such a traditional sound but they embody more soul/personality. Les Pauls too dark for me, since I prefer clean tones. Even with the 335 distortion it has a unique differences.
The Heritage 535 is definitely more tonally versatile than the LP. My hard tail Music Man Silhouette does everything any LP will do and then some but. when I play the blues my 335 style semi-hollow body is what gets played. Mostly my semi-hollow is my choice.
Semihollows all day,any day.Now between LP and SG I go SG.Between Strat and Tele,always Strat.Full hollow body are unbeatable,you can't compare them to any other guitars,cause they have the full rich,wide sound,not available with anything else.Im lucky to have one of each of those style guitars.And basses.
I'm fortunate enough to own a 2013 Gibson les Paul, I'm moving house in a few weeks & after it's all done, I'm either treating myself to either a 335 in sunburst, or a j 200, not sure on which one yet
Hey guys for me it's the 335 at the moment saying that I've just got a gretsch electromatic so I'm kinda smitten with hollow bodies at the moment How about a basic guide to getting various tones out of a simple rig - nice cleans , blues etc. OR just keep doing what you're doing great channel!
Marty, great video. Not being a professional I have a hard time justifying a purchase of either of these beauties. How about a gear video on comparing lower end guitars? Quick question about the guitar licks course I got for signing up for the news letter. Is each lick supposed to take up one measure? Thanks again for your optimism and the fun you bring to you lessons and videos.
Hey guys Marty here, thanks so much for watching! Also you get a free HD multi-hour guitar course for signing my newsletter at www.MartyMusic.com Thanks again!
Marty Music hi I signed up a while back not had any emails though... thanks.
Hi Marty. How about a comparison of different resonators, please?
you can email me at martyfs@mac.com and I'll make sure you're taken care of thanks.
Those guitars are a lot closer than I would have guessed. My plans of getting a 335 are getting 2nd thoughts of getting a better LP than the LP I currently have.
then Gibson has to confuse everything with the Memphis ES Les Paul. And the 335 is a center block hollow body where the 330 is a hollow body. The ES Les Paul is a center block hollow body also. The stop tailpiece is a give away as it has to mounted into solid wood. All are great guitars just subtle differences.
Ok everyone, I'm getting sick of these videos... Marty keeps makin em and it seems everyone keeps fallin for it... he's tricky.... but the answer, once and for all, is that u need both... both is always the answer to these "which one" videos... rock on
ha ha ha you caught me Chad!
I like this comment cause it s constructive criticism
Not just oh you suck good comment
I really like the way he switches between guitars while playing the same song.Not the song on one guitar and then the other. His switching gives you an immediate comparison of the sound between the two. Keep it up!
Marty I love how you get straight into playing instead of speaking for 5 minutes like most people do. Keep up the great working loving your videos!
I've watched a ton of these les paul vs 335 and, if we take a step back and are honest with ourselves they sound virtually identical. I tried out a real nice heritage 335 the other day and was shocked at how much it sounds like my les paul.
Since the hay the same pickups, it is very hard, if not impossible to distinguish them in a blind test. The logical conclusion is that this hollow is only a matter of aesthetics.
@@renanbosunless you aren’t plugged into an amp. 335 is the perfect couch tar
Personally I own them both. With pedals I can get the 335 to sound so close to the Les Paul it is not funny. With the Les Paul I have not been able to get the warmth out of it to mimic the 335 regardless of pedals. On that note I am 6'5 I just look way cooler holding the 335. LOL
it's funny you say this but at 6'3 i prefer to stand with my epi casino for the same reason, otherwise i look like i stole a kid's guitar
Perhaps its my speakers but I expected a much bigger difference.
I‘m 5‘11 thin guy played a Les Paul Custom exclusivly for 10 years. Sometimes I thought that it looks kind a small on me. Bought a Gibson 335 5years ago. I hardly play the LP anymore. 335 sounds unbelivable similar but also more alive. Its lighter comfortabe and does Not look like a Ukulele on me 🤣
Greg Koch is 6'7", so he asked Reverend to build his new telecaster shaped guitar slightly larger than usually, so it wouldn't look small when he held it. This is 2019, so this is a new thing for Reverend, who released the model this year. I'm not so big, and may opt for the smaller Casino Coupe or Epi ES-339.
What pedals do you use to get them close?
Love both, but nothing sounds quite like a 335 to my ears
Gareth Davey except maybe a Les Paul, as we heard in the video
RunningMadeSuperEasy They still sound different.
Déus Herbert-Noel just seems to me, the difference is so slight, after listening to either one in the context of a band or recording for a few minutes, you're not going to be aware of any difference. Look nice, though. Now, compare something like a tele to either of these, then you're gonna hear a distinct difference.
RunningMadeSuperEasy You're quite right there. Single coils vs humbuckers.
There isn't an ES 335 in the video.
Gotta be honest - unless it's super-clean on the amp, they're pretty much the same. I can see why guitarists like to play a 335 on stage for the visual presence but I do most of my playing sitting down and I love the small size of my Les Paul.
The 335 seems to be more versatile. You can get it to do all the stuff the LP can do, but it's got an extra dimension to it for an authentic blues or jazz tone
ES 335 for the win!
Agreed. Marty's fingers and ear favor the tone of the Semi-hollow. Either that, or this example of the LP needs some tweaking.
Good job at showing the guitars Marty My name is Andrew and i play around with my guitar how do you do the slides that you do
There isn't an ES 335 in the video.
Hey how about a Marty Schwartz model guitar??? Come on Gibson, Fender & whoever, work with Marty & create the Marty Schwartz Special Edition. They are both great, Marty, backed into a corner I would grab the LP, no wait the Heritage, no wait the LP, no wait the Heritage, no fair man I cannot choose! If they make a Marty Schwartz model I'm buyin'!
ha very kind of you Ray!
+Marty Music Marty please make a lesson of smokie oh carol lead part please
Fuck yeah! You know what would be awesome? If Marty could find a company (maybe PRS?) to help him make a DECENT QUALITY student guitar for about $500. I mean, what better signature guitar could Marty have?? He's the world's guitar teacher!
Ray Ross amen
I've just watched a few videos comparing LP's to 335's, and most comments on all the videos favored the '335 over the LP, and I did too. On the other hand, some people prefer the LP sound. I remember when a friend traded/sold his 1959 ES-335 (and Junior too I think), so he could get a 1957 LP. This was in the early 1970's, so the price for the 1957 goldie (his name for her) was a little over $500. He said the LP had better sustain, didn't feedback at high volume, and had more solid mids. He was blues/rock style, just beginning as Etta James guitarist and bandleader, which lasted for a long time. Now he plays for Paul McCartney - I told him he would be famous someday...!
Great video Marty! You sound great on both man!!
This just proves to me that I’m a 335 body style guy. I love that airy tone. Absolutely perfect to my ears!
That's a gorgeous Les Paul, dude. They both sound pretty darn similar to me. Probably the paf's. Heard a little 'sweet leaf' in there.
I’m gonna get my own first guitar, I already play on my dads, but I’m just looking around for stuff, and I kinda like the semi acoustic one
E FILMS Semi Acoustic? Lol
awesome.. making em scream! loving the tobacco/dark bursts there marty!
It seems like a lot of the difference is in the sustain and the way the two respond to picking dynamics, but there is a noticeable difference tonally. I prefer the 335!
Have had a LP style guitar for years, my first love. Just Had to get a 335-style with flat-wound strings for a jazzier sound. Discovered difference wasn’t all that great through my Fender amp. Still reach for my LP first. Old habits die hard.
I love both. I own a les Paul and I've played a 335 but can't afford one right now. Both of them are awesome
I think I'd like the Heritage best, but I've never even held an electric guitar in my hands. I'm just getting started with an old Ovation acoustic. For me though the clear winner is the videographer/post production editor. This video is an excellent method of comparing these two very similar sounding, but distinct, instruments. Professional video editing all the way.
Thanks.
Marty, you are appreciated and among my 5 teachers on guitar! Thank you for all the sharing and work that you give my brother!
I don't really fancy Marty's videos that much. But I do like the fact that he doesn't emulate others by shredding and showing his credentials throughout the videos. He takes his time to enjoy the tones that the instrument produces. And that's the most important thing.
I was surprised by how similar they sound. For looks and weight I'd take the 335 hollow-body. Thanks Marty.
God that thumbnail is OUTRAGEOUS lol!! 😂
Love both btw. 👍
Shred sticks! LOl! These are great Marty. Keep em comin'
Marty you are one of my favourite people to learn from I subbed awhile back and was the best decision I ever made thanks for everything
For me nothing surpasses the sweet warm and rounded sound of the 335 Semi-Hollow, that is why I have one as my profile picture. Personally I play a 16 track keyboard synthesizer with a built in sequencer, but I dream of playing the 335 as a lead-guitar.
I'm fortunate enough to own both a Les Paul and a 339 (smaller version of a 335) and it's hard to pick between the two because they are both my babies. I purely base it on how I'm feeling, when I want some roof blowing rock/metal I switch to Les, when I'm feeling almost depressed, or happy or soulful I use the 339. I use one for blues/jazz and the other for rock but nonetheless, they are both extremely versatile.
My honest opinion, get both.
Depends on the pickups. If they both wear "57 Classics lets say that the sound gets closer but most of the time they wear different pickups. All being the same it can come down to size and neck reach. A 335 feels very long necked compared to a Les Paul, so your physical size is going to influence what you're comfortable with. Being of small stature I favour the Les Paul.
0:35 baby Marty?
The first bit on the Les Paul made me think of Steely Dan... nice!
I play Delta style blues on electric and have both 335 and LP. I like the sound of the 335 a tiny bit better for what I do but my LP Modern is lighter and easier to handle. Being older, I play the LP the most. Love them both.
I could watch this all day c: Just got mesmerized by the licks :P
I like the semi hollow body better myself
A nuance for selecting an electric guitar of any type is to play it unplugged before you play it plugged in. The one that sounds best unplugged will invariably sound best when it's plugged in because the pick-ups can only "pick up" what is already in the sonic spectrum of the instrument. If you try it, you will hear it.
I like the sound of both. But the hollowbody is what I prefer. I have an Ibanez AF-155 hollowbody and just love the tone.
Great job Marty keep it.
great vid. keep up the great work.
Can you do a tutorial on comfortably numb solo 2 and have a cigar by pinkfloyd
shadow thorn yes to that ending solo to comfortably numb !
You make them both sound good...for my ear it is the 335. Thanks for the demo.
The Heritage 535 is an amazing guitar and I'm always blown away by how well it sounds with lots of gain.
That wind cries marry lick was beautiful.
Nobody does these comparisons like you!
Marty you’re awesome
Always enjoy your videos
The answer is that the 2 are different enough that you ‘must’ own both of them of course
I love the feel of the ES 335..it feels like a friend
I love the 335 style and sound more. Despite wanting to get both, the 335 or other semi-hollowbody guitar will be my top priority. The hard part is choosing between the full or the semi hollowbody guitar first.
I'd go with semi hollow if you're into louder blues, pop, or rock at all. jazz boxes are cool but have less application
I like em both
you are always teaching me more thanks
That was sweet Marty , I would have both if I could , but if I had to choose it would be the 335 to start! As far as more gear I would love to hear your 335 against a Strat , and then The Strat against a Tele Thanks Craig
While I love them both, the clarity present in the 335 is just so perfect.
It isn't quite as overwhelmingly bright nor does it lack low end and body thanks to its hollowbody, ironically enough.
Though, for now, I think I'll stick with the ease of access and volume of the Les Paul...for..for now...okay, fine, I want a 335!!
There isn't an ES 335 in the video.
Marty, That 535 sounds fantastic man. That is my choice, Im looking for one now.
In actual fact the 335 has a solid block of wood down the center on which the pickups are installed, so the 'hollow' parts are only wings-they don't actually resonate through the pickups-although they are a little more resonant acoustically. So there should not be a lot of difference between the Les Paul, and yet there is!
The block under the pick-ups eliminates unwanted feedback, which is key. The 330, for example, a look-alike & precursor, is hollow and will howl at high volume. The pick-ups in the 335 do grab some of the acoustic resonance tones which is why the 335 is naturally warmer than the Les Paul but could not be as crunchy. I guess that's why they invented pedals. :) I had a re-issue 1968 Gold Top with soapbars & that guitar - I miss it to this day.
If i had to get a les paul i would get the joe perry signature series. If you can find one they are lighter than the les paul standard, have the same neck as the sg and is truly the best of both worlds.
I'd love to see a G&L Legacy or (preferably) S-500 to Fender Strat shootout.
What a pair of gorgeous guitars! This video just reinforces my belief, though, that anywhere but in a side-by-side comparison like this, 99.9% of people and probably even most musicians couldn't tell these guitars apart solely by their sound, especially if any sort of effect is added to it.
335 is so balanced and beautiful sounding clean but I prefer les Paul overdriven
Can't go wrong with either, both are very versatile in the hands of an adept player.
I can't decide. I guess I'm going to need both. Darn you Marty!
They both sound fantastic. Well done.
semi for me Marty. They sound simular but love the semi style best.
Les Paul has a better Rythem tone overall, plus with things like Fuzz, Distortion, and Drop Tunings like Drop D or Drop C#.
335 is hands down the best for lead with a light Overdrive and is easily the best for things like Jazz and Blues, it honestly sounds fantastic when used as a lead Intrument.
I prefer Les Paul in general just because of the genres I play, but I won't deny that the 335 is fantastic.
I would choose the LP but both are great guitars. I like the shape better and I wouldn’t want to deal with changing the electronics, etc. on a hollow body guitar if it requires fishing through the F holes.
Am I the only one that can't really hear that much of a difference (listing to UA-cam through computer speakers may not translate)? I was letting this video play in the background as I was writing emails for work and didn't even notice guitar changes.
Great video as always Marty! Watching you over the past few weeks playing your Heritage, I have just ordered an Eastman 486 - a 335 look a like - Heritage guitars here in the UK are very pricey and i cannot justify a Gibson 335!
Epiphone vs gibson or Marshall vs Orange or a amp comparison
awesome video as usual dude !!!... I think I like the 335 best..I have a LP and have plans to get the 335.
I liked the sound of the solid body a smidgen better. Treetop flier would be a great lesson. Stills has a sweet version on line but i can'not figure it all out. Can you help? Thanks again for all the fantastic lessons,rock on.
I like the bridge pickup on the Semi-Hollow body with clean sound.
Marty, you're playing in this video is absolutely insane!
Nicest looking 335, I think you have the best of it. Everything about them, cleaner, airy tone and more piercing, I just think 335 have such a traditional sound but they embody more soul/personality. Les Pauls too dark for me, since I prefer clean tones. Even with the 335 distortion it has a unique differences.
The Heritage 535 is definitely more tonally versatile than the LP. My hard tail Music Man Silhouette does everything any LP will do and then some but. when I play the blues my 335 style semi-hollow body is what gets played. Mostly my semi-hollow is my choice.
I can't decide... I just love both
The semisolid design has much more "punch", attack and bite. The solidbody more sustain. The opposite, what youre friend told you!
335 style day long for me. I love the warmer tones they seem to put out. I want a big ol Gretsch so bad.
i like gibsons head stock they look awesome
nice chops Marty!
Semihollows all day,any day.Now between LP and SG I go SG.Between Strat and Tele,always Strat.Full hollow body are unbeatable,you can't compare them to any other guitars,cause they have the full rich,wide sound,not available with anything else.Im lucky to have one of each of those style guitars.And basses.
some nice sounding pups on that heritage
Marty, you are the best YT guitar player. I love your videos!
thinkin about ordering Ibanez as63 semi-hollow body as my next guitar, been reading and watching lots of positive reviews about it
I'm fortunate enough to own a 2013 Gibson les Paul, I'm moving house in a few weeks & after it's all done, I'm either treating myself to either a 335 in sunburst, or a j 200, not sure on which one yet
The 335 edges out theLes Paul but they both sound great!
There isn't a 335 in the video.
Marty i was wondering if you could do a little tutorial instruction thingy on how to properly sort out the intonation on an electric guitar?
its a tie because both have humbucker pickups 👍 but the LP is made for rock and the hollow body for blues
Love both guitars- feedback is an issue on hollow bodies that needs to be managed. Both can do rock and metal and blues.
Hey guys for me it's the 335 at the moment saying that I've just got a gretsch electromatic so I'm kinda smitten with hollow bodies at the moment
How about a basic guide to getting various tones out of a simple rig - nice cleans , blues etc.
OR just keep doing what you're doing great channel!
Marty, I love your guitar playing! Your a guitar god...
Definitely dig both of them
Love that outro marty! :D
I'd say the semi hollow would be my first choice.
you should do a hollow body, semi-hollow and solid body comparison.
Marty, great video. Not being a professional I have a hard time justifying a purchase of either of these beauties. How about a gear video on comparing lower end guitars?
Quick question about the guitar licks course I got for signing up for the news letter. Is each lick supposed to take up one measure?
Thanks again for your optimism and the fun you bring to you lessons and videos.
The Wind Cries Marty
So which one do you choose Marty? Just want to know out of curiosity. I’ve made my choice.
Which one is the most comfortable to play for you Marty.
Get em both
jaguar, jazzmaster and mustang next!
For your style of playing the semi hollow body is a good fit. Unless you need long sustains at high volume like a trash metal then either is cool.
ES 335 all the way!!!!!!
Yeah, I just think the hollow body guitars sound better and have more variety of sound and you can play literally anything if u ask me
There isn't an ES 335 in the video.
I can't wait for the lock down to end so I can try out both of them myself.
Hi Marty could you please be so kind and letting me know which amp you use. I love the tone, great playing as always.
Awesome video!!!