To be honest the difference was pretty insignificant. If you really think about it, paying $2500 more for a Gibson than a $500 Vintage that is pretty much the same thing is a really bad deal. Unless it’s more important what’s on the headstock than what it sounds like. Played many Gibsons and i was not impressed, and iv’e played lots of guitars during my 20+ years of recording, gigging and touring.

The Gibson has it, but then it costs about eight times as much as the Vintage. The Vintage is about 80% as good as the Gibson, for 10-15% of the price. Great bang for your buck. I’ve had several and they were all very good guitars for an excellent price.

les paul the best for me

Do they have a good action for bending strings do they stay in tune 🤔

your left hand is so early clapton

The Gibson sounds muddy compared to the Vintage.

Good job - you managed to make it sound just like a $250 Fender .. It also has an Ebony fretboard- just FYI

i like this aerodyne

Well...informative. "phrase alt, phrase loop, i really don't know what that mean"...looool. great review. Add backing tracks ? 3 layers of sounds ? Separate phones and master out ? ...

Best tone out of that amp on the you tubes yet. Thanks! Blind faith see of joy an extra.

The problem with people is they always listen for the clarity and sustain. That's not the point. The only thing that matters is the overall vibe. This time Vintage sounds more legit.

Now it all makes sense. Traben and Bc Rich are made by the same parent company. Unless your name Kerry King. Then you are literally spending money on beginner instruments

LOL at by 3:00 we mean 9:00! Love that. This is a great simple and effective pedal. Killer tones, versatility, no fuss with tap tempos.

Yeah, but how do you measure to see if its straight? Take off, adjust, put back on tighten strings, check action? If its no good repeat?

You fake fuck.

It holds on to your leg like a pitbull...and I'm digging the upper fret access!

Medium scale neck!!!

They are not beginner guitars.

I’ve got both. Vintage every time.

Vintage, Gibson la misma mierda

Love the look and sound of my v100 GT with p90s, only thing that trips me up is the finish, I just can't get past it sometimes. I think i'm gonna have my luthier sand down the neck for me next time I take it in for repair because I'm not stoked about poly finishes, just my two cents. That alone might make people spring for a Gibson over this, the fact that it doesn't have a nitro finish as so many other guitars in this price point don't.

I don't know the reason but the Gibson was way louder which made it impossible for me to compare.

I have two Vintage brand guitars, and thoroughly recommend them! In particular the PRS-22 type! LP's are a bit heavy for my liking.

No fair the Gibson sounds much better, the tags on the V100 are effecting the sound! 🤣

Hands Down For Me The "Vintange Brand "Sounds Better, Stronger , Louder ,Brighter !!

Holy Cow - a Princeton Amp! You never see these on KZfaq, anywhere. I have a 1966 - Sounds so gorgeous you don't miss the reverb at all.

But. You put Robert and Eric on the same shelf?! I'm sorry that you're not sorry. Sorry.

Love your Silvertone amps. Wish I still had mine.

I like the 10 inch better

How do you tune a 7 string bass groove tools by conklin?

What strings and gauge were used here?

New one sounds harsh and brittle like most reissues.

Sound and tone can be manipulated via gauge strings, fret size, and dialing in the eq.. do forget sound/tone, I wanna know the playability difference.. how does the vintage feel compared to original glp

You guys should feature the tremolo,

The first bass I ever really enjoyed was the four string version of this.

That speaker in the new amp is NOT broken in.

Only fault I have is sometimes it sounds like an auto wah. I love the reverb, but the trem could have been better.

Just bought one today for half price, thanks for the vid. Reassures my purchase, just wish i could play this well

No verb ? No good...

Great vid. One of the few vids that have shown how good it is for clean tones at low volume.

The Vintage sounded not bad but the Gibson took it for me. Just had a bit more cut to it, if you wanted to warm the sound you could easily roll off the tone knob a bit. Would be interesting to hear how they would be with the same pickups though.

Good review. Thanks!

I own a Vintage V100 it has the classic PAF sound or some say Vintage sound, I go for the Vintage I prefer the Vintage sound,

Hi, I have a little trouble trying to connect the TRE-VERB in a particular way... maybe someone know the solution... I was trying to connect this pedal to a two of my amps, using its FX loops. From the AMP 1, I send a cable from "send" (FX loop) to input 1 on the pedal. From the output 1 of the pedal, I sent a cable to the "return" (FX loop) of Amp 1. I made the same thing with the other amp, using the input 2/output 2 of the pedal. But it doesnot work. I think this pedal has only a stereo outputs, but not a stereo inputs.

As you can see in my photo I own a 2011 Made in Vietnam V 100 I heard many comparisons something about the Vintage really captures that traditional Les Paul sound maybe its the Seth Lover inspired PAF's on the Wilkinson but when I had my guitar setup the tech said this after and being a Les Paul owner, I see why Gibson is pissed off lol, your guitar is a Les Paul but at a fraction of the price lol

Fret King are the elder bro of this range. They DO kick Gibson ass.

Why are people comparing Gibson and Epiphone to Vintage, a brand that offers a one year warranty. If you can’t afford a Gibson, buy an Epiphone that has a lifetime warranty? I wonder If this guy will offer to fix your Vintage after five years when the finish starts developing horrible cracks.

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Isn't it a bit weird to do an amp review, and actually don't show the possibilities, or anything ? It is not so relevant to listen to OD and reverb pedals (without even knowing what are they...), and not to the amp's tube crunch... Thanks anyway !

With the drive please.