Marshall dsl402 fair deal music. It’s a fantastic amp.

not that i disagree with what you said but i have there 335 copy and the man who owned the store and the million $ studio upstairs told me that in his homest opinon its not really worth the trouble and $ and that the guy who makes or designs vintages pickups was trained or taught by the man who created the p.a.f i still would like to hear what it sounds like with some nice high end pickups but i kinda believe what the owner of the shop said and his advice not to upgrade the pickups because i had a72 gibson walnut 335 on layaway and the POS sood it from under me without ever contacting me there called guitar wishes and they absolutely ruined my guitar wish i was afraid i was going to hurt someone or something so as the worker was trying to explain to me he couldnt find my slip and the fact the guy who reasured me they werent like a pawn shop and as long as i was making payments its no big deal we wouldnt sell your guitar out from you he stayed in the back and hid soon. as i walked in to make my final payment amd take her home i was crushed and it still stings me to this day f#*k guitar wishes in linconton nc i wouldnt have even got the vintage 335 copy had he not gave me half my money or more in store gift certificts i wanted my $ really i wanted my dream guitar that i finally found and for only 1700 atleast i got a 36 l-00 for 100$ and a 46 es-125 for 600 but nothing will ever make the hate in my heart for that man go away i hooe his buisness fails

You got it in one mate 👏👏👏

Used one for years live ..the lemon drop version .I’ve got Gibson’s but too be honest I’d rather use the vintage ,it don’t sound much different live than the Gibson most folks couldn’t tell the difference between them if they aren’t guitar players .less worry about them getting damaged or nicked too .

I refuse to believe it. I've just ordered one though. Hope I'm proven wrong.

@@chrisjames1924 I can only go by my own experience Chris. I have swapped out the pickups for 57 classics and now decided to move to Fender for a while for some blues stuff, so it's up for sale. Good luck , I'm sure you'll love it.

@@chrisjames1924 yo I need a update since I’m having a hard time deciding what to get

​@@chrisjames1924it's been over a year what do you think about?

Agreed and the price point is great.

epiphone les paul special is not to be compared with this one though....on the same price you get a better epi.

Proud owner of a Vintage VS6 whit white binding and white nut, that sounds amazing too!!!

Of course! The GT is a P90 axe (W90 because they're Wilkinsons). I think you should own at least one of each. I have THREE with W90s (two TV Yellows and a Midge Ure) and bought a Tobacco Burst with gold hardware and humbuckers last weekend. I THINK that the latter is even better than my Epiphone LP Standard, which I hadn't with me when I bought the Vintage V100TB... so my ex-brother-in-law and I will be doing some shoot-outs in a couple of days, I guess. He has a Chinese Fazley, which is comparable with a Harley Benton, I guess. It was cheap and needed some work. I won't compare it to my Gibson, because that's a Standard DC, a totally different (sound-chambered) animal.

Worth mentioning that the Gibson costs 3 times the Vintage.

Yes, me too. But i think the vintage will sound better with some mild overdrive , more rocker tones. And the gibson sound very blues. I think they are different in voincing.

pickups do not mean the same...Trust me on this one...People have put in PAFS that cost thousands of bucks in new gibsons and still no big difference

@P B exactly!!!

you are right about the Gibson sounding mellow while Vintage, Epiphone and Cort sounding punchier it really all depends on the player if they want to spend that much on a Gibson, imho I couldn't justify getting a new one (at least before their quality changes around 2019-) but a used one? Now were talking I mean the Gibson sounds good, it really does but is it really worth a $1000 more? All depends on the player, but mind you that Gibson is probably gonna sound like mud to the tunings I do

It has a veneer top...that's budget.

harlon57 in a blind test you won't hear the veneer top. I own one. The biggest difference between the two is that the V100 will actually stay in tune. I can vouch for this after playing several gigs with it. The only "budget" issue with the Vintage brand guitars is cheap pots. Once those were replaced it went from a great guitar to an outstanding guitar. Even the stock Wilkinson pickups turned out to be great once the old pots were replaced with high quality CTS pots.

@@imlostinthewoods I responded to collihill who wrote: "this is no budget guitar." Veneer tops? Yeah, that's budget. I made no claim about sound. I reject the idea that veneer top guitars are not budget guitars. I've had no trouble keeping the dozens of Les Pauls I've owned in tune. You also proved the guitar was budget by admitting they come with cheap pots.

​@@NotUrBiz Well, the guy who complained about pots didn't denial it's a budget guitar either lol

@@pozzthanapat You're arguing about a comment made to me that missed the mark, as you do too.

Indonesia may be

Korea. World muzical instruments. Very quality guitar .

Well my local store provides 3 year warranty for all of their products so it's actually more about what a store provides than the brand itself.

Copy or not..for 400 quid or so compared to 3kish, I'd go for the vintage...brilliant guitar that comes pretty close to Gibson...that's why I bought one..!!....oh,,,and I certainly wouldn't call it a budget guitar..nothing like one...!!

Yes but it's just as good as an Epiphone, both budget guitars, Les Paul type and great instruments.