Junior Style Shootout: Les Paul Junior Tribute, Rivolta Combinata I, Sensei Jr
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Here at Peach Guitars we feel that 2019 is becoming quite a year for Junior style guitars, specifically the double cut Junior has really been a success this year. For that reason we've got Jack to pick out a few stand out interpretations of the classic design we all know and love, namely we have; Gibson Les Paul Junior Tribute DC, Reverend Sensei Jr and the Rivolta Combinata I.
Jack has put together the ultimate gigging rig to show off what these guitars can do and how best they can be used, so we have used a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV, Marshall Studio Classic SC20H and for effects Line 6 Helix HX Effects System.
Each of these guitars have unique features which really shows the versatility of the DC Junior style, let us know in the comment section down below which is your favourite!
Be sure to head to our website www.peachguitars.com or in store to pick up one of these guitars and see that these guitars can really be the perfect one for you!
Check out all the gear here:
Gibson Les Paul Junior Tribute DC - bit.ly/32r3JfD
Reverend Sensei Jr - bit.ly/2xLmzQr
Rivolta Combinata I - bit.ly/2YTsazW
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV - bit.ly/2NZ005D
Marshall Studio Classic SC20H - bit.ly/2LnOdM2
Line 6 Helix HX Effects System - bit.ly/31LNARo
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All sounded good, but the Gibby was the winner here for me.
Winner the Marshall JCM800SC...
Actually like the Gibson but why can’t they make a tv yellow jr with a normal tortoise pickguard for the same price. Would surely sell a boatload!
because thats why hahah. Theyre Gibson dude
www.gibson.com/Guitar/CUSGFA436/1958-Les-Paul-Junior-Double-Cut-Reissue#SKU-LPJRDC58VOTVNH1
A Faded Yellow and a Faded White too.
Chicago music exchange has tv yellow with tortoise and tv white in this exact guitar right now
@@davidrosenzweig1380 and they arw sold out like that.
They do.
4 times price custom shop
Great riffage. Love the affordable rig. I wouldn't have minded hearing them through that Matchless in the first clip. The Rev sounds so crisp.
Fender is nice amp with twangy drive.
Rivolta of course!!!! Nice job as usual Jack👌
This is without a doubt the best representation of the Sensei Junior on youtube. For some reason no one else seems to get the overdrive sounds heard here. Nor do they demonstrate the dynamics of the soapbar style pickup as well as here. I like the Sensei Junior & darn near bought one earlier this year, but that pickup needs tome...*girth*. It's the missing link in that gtr imhwo.
I own a couple of Reverends so I thought I would prefer the Sensei, but I liked the Gibson best very closely followed by the Rivolta and the Sensei last. They all sound good though.
Wow: that fade-in/out between these guitars is just perfect. Well done ! My favorite is the Gibby… I thought I heard Charlie Starr. Jack, you're the man !! 👍🏻🤘🏻
BBS....going to see them in Cincinnati, Ohio on Friday
I can't wait...lol
Such an amazing riff
Jack's the man!
Reverend smashes it. Without a doubt.
The Gibson D-cit Jr tribute is a nice sounding guitar and looks great. It may be the Gibson i can afford. Still used but i can wait. There is a boil in the low mids that just goes round and round that i love.
The Hound those and studios are fairly cheap used! Studio LPs go for $550-750 about the same for DC juniors! The DC rocks! Plain and simple.
DC no doubt!!
After JJN last night... I’m eyeing up all the Jr style guitars!? 😂
I have the Reverend and it screams quality. One of my best guitars.
After careful listening Rivolta the Gib ( had bite but my ear lost mid cf Rivolta) then Rev (thin sound) - nice demo Jack
This was a great review! I have the Reverend Sensei, Jr. It's some Snarl/Growl to it! Highly recommended. Now you got me thinking It was the Gibson Les Paul Junior Tribute that sounded best, great definition, great clarity of the note. I am thinking of Getting a Les Paul Junior. I know they all sound good, but which one is the absolute best for tone and old school hard rock, Zeppelin, Beatles, Sabbath, AC/DC (don't like head stock on the SG, too neck heavy). 90% Percent of the time, I am always on the Bridge Pickup.
Gibson is so midrange-y it’s like a Wah is always on. Cynically speaking it’s the Sensei that has the fuller tone.
Very different sounds. Gibson for me, tone and visual.
Best volume knob placement award goes to Reverend.
Worst in my opinion. But you probably have a lot more finesse than I do and could play it without knocking it.
Rivolta 2:08
Rivolta 3:15
Reverend 4:17
Reverend 5:27
Gibson 6:35
Gibson 7:42
Came for the matchless
Gibson all day long👌🥳
Hey, I didn't see the Rivolta Combinata 1 on your website. Did they stop making them.?
When I think of the "Gibson sound" I hear a P90 equipped Jr...but after owning one, I find them too small for me...I actually like the overdriven sound of the Rivolta best...and it is a larger guitar too👍
The reverend looked like it had a nice side,ycomfortable neck,but needs an ebony board.Gibson sounds nice w/ marshall
I want Rivolta as the winner, but the Gibson IMO sounds better.
Rivolta, Gibson, Reverend. Godin makes a great one as well.
What is it called?
@@setheinsteiner2980 For a single p90 it is Godin Summit p90, for two p90s a Godin Empire p90, Godin LG p90, or Godin Core p90.
@@pastorkev777 thanks!
I have the Gibson. It punches way above its price point. I bought one used for $600 CND. It hadn't been played as far as I could see. It's one of those rare purchases where you think you got away with something. If you can find one buy it. If it has to be TV yellow you're a born "polisher".
Gibson is by far my choice
I think the Rivolta and the Reverend are far bigger, so incomparable as far as looks are concerned. Sound doesn't matter in this respect.
How about the Ampeg AMG1.
The rivolta sounds the best dirty, and the lp better clean..
Your. Ideas are great with regards playing but there is not enough info on the guitars re build features playability etc.
Gibson Marshall all the way !!!!
Where is Toby?
No contest: Gibson all day!
Reverend for me. Gibson was a close second.
Perhaps you could have added the Revvstar 502 to this, although it has 2 pickups. But it's a slab / flat top guitar with p90s, gibson scale length, wrap around tailpiece, minimal knobs etc.
I wish Gibson would make as dc junior with humbuckers.
I have the 2 p90's version and now I wind like a PAFs version !
Then it wouldn't be a junior ....
where are my Maybach's juniors 'n Albatroz ?
The rivolta looks a lot like the washburn idol...
The Gibson is the best!
The reverend has 1 single coil pickup and 3 knobs?!?
David Rees volume , tone and bass contour.
@@w1nky77 cool, thank you
Their bass contour control is SO nice. Love stuff like that and G and L's PTB system. Very useful
Will Folse totally agree , I really miss it when I’m not playing a Reverend or G&L , it’s more useful than the tone control in my experience.
@@w1nky77 Yeah, I agree. I have 2 g&l's with it, but my overall favorite is an SC-2 that only has a tone knob. I think an SC-2 with the PTB system would be a more or less perfect guitar for me. I keep thinking about some kind of concentric pot situation but haven't pulled the trigger yet.
The Gibson is the best sounding 4SURE🎸🇺🇸☝️👍
Interesting how that’s the first one we all heard.
I like the Gibby the best, but come on man, that's one big nasty pickguard.
Jesus Loves You
I'm confused as to why a British guitar store is Western themed. Is there some reason or back story involved.
Because in the boom of three 40's,50's and into the 60's UK was very into SB's inspired but the westerner movies and TV shows.
Especially the guitar playing younger crowd who watched the western movies !?
I own a Reverend Sensei Jr. and it is a great guitar. My opinion is the tone on Reverends lives and dies with the bass contour knob. Lowering the pickup a few notches and using .11s made mine sound even better. For what is worth Reverends come standard with locking tuners also.
Gibson for sound. Rivolta for looks. Never played a Rivolta though. I don't care for reverend guitars.
Come to the shop and try them out for yourself, the Reverend is actually really worth a try!
@@PeachGuitars That is why I have four of them. The Sensei Jr, BC1, Double Agent, and the Tommy Koffin Signature.
Rivolta.
The Gibsons too much more money.
Only Gibson is good enought
Only Gibson is good enought