Vintage Blind Test Answer 01

Vintage 블라인드 테스트 1번문제 답 공개영상입니다.

[@AmpsforBuddha]

The whole Vintage line is a definite win!

[@raceface_m2579]

Damn, the fender and vintage v6 are extremely close in sound. I get my V6 tomorrow and this excites me even more. Good going on the comparisons!

[@JammyGit]

Just goes to prove the placebo effect of seeing the headstock logo haha.I've always said that you pay for the name when you buy gibsons and fenders, and this video proves that when a £200 ish guitar sounds at least as good as a £2000 ish gibson, and likewise with the fender.Gotta love these blind comparison videos, there should be more of them.

[@gabrielegaglio4119]

+Jammy Git Got a Vintage and played lots of Gibson.
Yeah, you pay mostly the brand, but Gibson sounds waaay better (I mean starting from the standards)

[@TheIkaika777]

Agreed. My Epiphone Les Paul made in Japan blows away the Gibson Standard Les Paul. It's got a long tenon neck, bone nut, orange drop caps. The fit and finish is on par with Gibson's custom/historic shop.

[@TheSilence1]

I was right about the Gibson, but I couldn't find the difference with the Fender and copy. With that being said, it was probably just a lucky guess with the Gibson because the copy is amazing.

[@eddiebaby22]

awesome guitar as good a real thing. great playing

[@TheDavelister30]

Having watched the first Blind video I was convinced that out of the Les Pauls the first one (Gibson) sounded slightly better but not by much, I also thought that the first strat (Vintage) was MUCH better sounding than the Fender. This video definately proves that you can find superb guitars at real low prices. Well done Vintage

[@abruenin236]

+Dave Lister Haha, for me it was vice versa. I preferred the Strat, but the Vintage over the LP. But both by a very slight margin. Now I really consider getting a V100.

[@TheDavelister30]

I have a Vintage V100 and it has the feel of a much more expensive guitar, well worth the money, The V6 Strat is next on my list but I've got to sneak it past the missus, I've got too many guitars already haha!

[@1thess523]

I fast rewound back one the first riff with after he played the Vintage and closed my eye's and I couldn't tell the difference from the les paul and the vinatge. I thought at first the Gibson was louder but nope it was 99.99% identical

[@ronzhd]

I like all of them.... For the money, give me Vintage. I have the V6 strat and the 52 tele. The Vintage strat plays and sounds as good or better than my 06 Fender Highway 1. The Vintage Tele, sounds better than any thing I have, Still gonna get v100 at some point.

[@sprakenhyt]

Vintage a little warmer and thicker sounding. Good going Vintage...better bang for the buck.

[@whyckicki]

Would be interesting to compare the playability too

[@MrMudEagle]

Nice playing

[@PaoloVainSchiavi]

It’s just amazing how that vintage v6 has a more Stratocaster sound than the real Strat. The Gibson challenge is way less shocking. The Les Paul sounds obviously better.

[@alecboyyes]

Gibson nearly 10 times the price but certainly not 10 times better tonally. The strats were indistinguishable. Nice playing, I enjoyed the comparison.

[@AnaRaio25]

The Vintage guitars have more sound power out than others

[@Edward1312]

The only real difference, and its a massive difference, is the price!

[@MaggaraMarine]

It's not a surprise that a Les Paul sounds like a Les Paul and a Strat sounds like a Strat. I could hear a difference between them, and in both cases I thought the more expensive one sounded better. Of course sound can be improved and with the same pickups the guitars would most likely have sounded (almost) the same. But you don't buy a guitar for sound only. I think guitar is more about playability and if you want a better sound, get a new amp. That makes a much bigger difference.

[@stevequin9690]

+MaggaraMarine totally agree, feel and playability count for a lot!!!

[@kingstumble]

You are right of course. However I recently bought a 2017 Gibson LP Tribute and also a Vintage V100PGM Lemon Drop. The Vintage is better in ALL respects including playability. The fret ends on the Gibson are a bloody disgrace whereas the Vintage is 99% perfect.

[@northernthrifter8817]

kingstumble these vintage Lester's are unbelievable for the price

[@doncheadle_]

On the strat one the first clean sample sounded like funky monks by the red hot chili peppers

[@clogssg517]

I use a Vintage Lemon Drop along side a Gibson SG Standard,, soundwise..the Vintage is fatter, but playability I have to say the Vintage wins out, its so stable ,never goes out of tune, and the hardware is great quality , Wilkinson tuners are great .

[@paulcowart3174]

I used to have a 97 R9 and it cost 4.5K and times got tight so I sold it and now I have a Vintage lemon drop for 450 bucks and I don't see ten times the difference so I upgraded the electronics and have a keeper that I can take anywhere 😎

[@BScalesguitar]

Not sure if anyone's said this yet, but good playing

[@13Venom95]

I noticed difference between Gibson and Vintage without problems but I think it's just because of pickups with different specifications. Gibson's tone was a bit more Vintage. xD
When it comes to strats I personally think that Vintage is even a little bit better than Fender O.o That was surprise to me...

[@BScalesguitar]

I got it :-D

[@felixweiss3023]

What are you playing at 1:30? Sounds killer!

[@SkvvintZ]

sounds like a song from The Used,but I'm not sure

[@kendellbise8875]

The difference between the les paul and the gibson was the pickups.

[@BScalesguitar]

Exactly what I'm doing, 500 quid cheaper and an equally great sound

[@guitarlair]

yeah that's the problem hahaha they are more expensive than they should be.

[@elietournefier1195]

The gibson sound better but for the strat the sound is almost the same, juste a little bit more fuzzy for the vintage

[@Cthulhu_Awaken]

What's the blues he plays at 3:14 and at 4:00?

[@FelipeSxy01]

Cold shot by SRV for the first one, I think the second one is SRV also but i don't remember the song's name.

[@TheJimmyMozzer]

difference between the lemon drop and other v100s?

[@wabazuza]

the looks , just like the 'AFD' (the one the on the video)

[@tuulenkoti]

Luis Carlos Quintal wrong. the lemon drop has an out of phase neck pickup.

[@MartinJovanovic]

tuulenkoti What does it mean? And why is ADF more expensive than the Lemon Drop or the Iced Tea Burst?

[@JeremyMcCant]

+Martin Jovanović appetite for destruction is what AFD stands for and it was one of Slash's models.

[@MartinJovanovic]

Jeremy McCant thanx, AFD is one of my favorite albums ever... I'm not even sure what I actually asked (maybe the acronym slipped from my mind at that moment)...

[@TheBestJwb72]

Man i tought the second les Paul was the gibson

[@prodigalson56]

Gibson guitars are nice but only celebrities can afford them... my wife would divorce me fast than you could say Gibson if I spent 2-3 grand on a guitar, haha.
These guitars are great for the ordinary man/woman.

[@Edward1312]

Celebrities don't pay for them, they get them for free when they act as brand ambassadors!

[@petaralargic]

A fact, Gibson has more low mids and sings better (blues lick)...its very obvious... With that said, absolutely nothing wrong with V100 which is amazing series overall..

[@guitarlair]

Gibson has much more bite, there's no discussion about it.

[@sumanchhetri1809]

No it doesn't .. the only bite is the amount of cash it gulps from ur pocket

[@manymul]

Fuck I thought the second was the gibson but vintage I prefer on sound test

[@TheEdavies100]

Totally subjective there is very little difference, its just too subtle to know for sure. The AFD V100 is outstanding value you HAVE GOT to be a pro, have plenty of cash, a snob or just a waster to buy a gibson.

[@eplan1]

actually, i think vintage sounds better.

[@MartinJovanovic]

eplan1 Actually, my impression too. I consider myself far from a pro, though.

[@TheEdavies100]

My preference is the vintage also

[@MrJorgevalente]

the gibson sounds better, but the vintage is very good guitar too.

[@sumanchhetri1809]

No.. Gibson doesn't sound better

[@Usuallyjustahuman]

Both Vintage Guitars sound out of tune! I thought about this once in a while ... the Gibson and Fender high end Models always sound harmonically in tun all over the fretboard while the cheaper guitars or copies always sound out of tune no matter how you set the bridge and tune. Please listen to the samples once again! You can definetly hear the Vintage guitars being out of tune and somehow sound awful because of it ... :( otherwise i like it really much.

[@Iron883Man]

You sir, are...so full of shit. I own a few Squiers that actually sound better than my expensive fender. The difference in these guitars, besides the price tag, the brand and the place where they were made, is marginal.

[@dantredogborsa7048]

the placebo effect hitted hard on you, boy...

[@Edward1312]

Proof that you don't always get what you pay for, the Gibson is overpriced and the Vintage is under priced.

[@Malcolm701]

Soundwise- no important difference. But you know Gibson are a money making business.

[@tuulenkoti]

Further proof that with Gibson guitars you pay for the name and not quality. buy a vintage - pimp it with new pickups and you have a great guitar.

[@northernthrifter8817]

Nechtan believe me the vintage afd paradise doesn't need a pickup swap I'd rip the electronics out and put a high quality old school harness in with full size pots change the bridge and the nut and that's it because the pickups are amazing Trev wilkinson spoke with seth lover who invented the humbucking pickup at Gibson and Trev replicated lovers design there's nothing inferior about those Wilkinson zebra pickups

[@doncheadle_]

On the strat one the first clean sample sounded like funky monks by the red hot chili peppers

[@MartinJovanovic]

Yes, Jesus, that was Funky Monks, what's so impressive about it?

[@doncheadle_]

i was saying that it sounded like it (I'M FUCKING GOD)