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Nice amp and all. Can get a top hat at half the price.

100% agree.

Sounds 👍 great

I am a Punk/Metal/Hard Rock guy in general... but I totally agree with you. I believe it might be the cleaner guitar tones that require CW players to play with more dexterity and articulation. Also, let's face it, a lot of today's newer Country players grew up listening to Eddie and Angus as well! I've always thought that Clarence White of the Byrds in their Nashville West era is a great player that deserves more recognition.

Good Day. I just found your site & subscribed. I really want an SG, but can't decide which one that I'll be completely "visually" satisfied with. Classic White or TV Yellow? Your guitar caught my attention while I was watching another video on the SG. I wanted to see how the TV Yellow looked for real, well, sort-a. I've always liked the Classic White, but... Excellent Video. Thank You & Best Regards. OK: P.S. In regards to ** "Add Plek Pro - The Holy Grail of Guitar Setups - $299.00 Give your new guitar perfectly leveled frets" ** from Gibson? Shouldn't the frets be "correct" new from the factory to begin with? Rather than having to pay another $300 to have a new guitar made correctly after the original assembly? IMO, that doesn't speak well at all for the "Quality" of Factory New Guitars made by Gibson. Fender didn't charge me extra for my New American Stratocaster HSS to be made correctly by the Factory. I want to buy a new SG, but WTF with this? Your and Anyone's Thoughts on this Please.

Sounds good.

So cool

Agreed, sg is the king

I only need one: It sounds great. Well, it also plays great! And oh yeah! Looks fabulous. And weighs only 6.9 pounds. And is wonderfully laid out. I guess now I'm out. Mine is a '64 custom shop reissue VOS. Man. What a honey. And yeh ... these guitars are a combination Gibson and Fender, as is the original Firebird III. And mine DON'T neck dive!! Only thing about my SG that is hard to get used to, is that IT IS HARD AS HECK TO PUT DOWN!!

Yes

I think the long reach on an SG is uncomfortable. I prefer the Les Paul and 335.

I'd say Clip A is digital and Clip B is the real deal.

what’s the song?

I could never point out what was exactly what I disliked about PRS. They are superbly made, they sound extremely well and have all the attributes one would like in a guitar, however, I always thought they were "too perfect" and lacked "mojo" or "soul". However I just recently heard the most eloquent comment regarding PRS from Colin, of The Guitarristas RUclips Community: He reckons we just didn't grow up seeing our Guitar Heroes playing one. I sure did not. I love Fenders because of Guilmour, SRV, and Knoplfer, love Gibsons because of Angus, Townshend and well, Knoplfler again, but certainly did not see any of my heroes play anything else. However, I've never seen any - none what so ever - guitarist play a Duesenberg and I am truly enamored by them. I don't know who Jeff Darosa is and certainly don't care for the Dropkick Murphys, but his signature guitar lives rent free (although I'm actually saving 3K to get one) in my head since the first time I tried one out at a store. That hasn't happened to me with a single PRS I've played. I did like the sound and feel of a Silversky the other day, but it's because it sounded and felt like my Strat. So no, I don't know why people hate them - I certainly do, but I think Colin is up to something and the fact that I can like another brand even though none of my idols play one is beyond that.

Certainly has maybe the most comfortable body shape ever designed. Tonally, I find the average Les Pauls have a neck pickup that can be too woofy and ill-defined, and a bridge pickup, that is, for my taste, a bit too nasally midrange focused. The average SG’s neck pup is less boomy, but a little too lacking in bottom end richness for me, and the bridge pickup is focused in a higher midrange, so it’s clearer and more biting than the LP, but still very midrangey. The average 335 has a neck pup that is full and rich, but not muddy - lots of articulation. And the bridge pup is more of what I personally want from a bridge pickup: treble, and not just a ton of mids. I have to keep the tone control on my 335 pretty much permanently set at 5, which I think is a good thing (I mean, that’s what having a tone control is for, right?). I also find 335s have a softer attack due to the hollow body. It gives it an almost compressed feel. Perfect for stuff like 70s RnB, soul, blues, Motown. My 335 and my Gretsch are the only humbucker guitars currently in my lineup. I struggled with getting tones I liked from humbuckers for decades, leading me to just stop playing them altogether for a number years until I decided to give them another chance about four years ago. That was when I got the 335, and that guitar finally turned me around on (certain) humbucker guitars.

Freud said if you have a tv yellow sg, you crave for a telecaster

How can you judge these pups with a lot of overdrive. What I hear is the digital effect of your multi effect. I can not hear the pickups and the difference between them. The sound stay the same but get darker with every stap. Try ;to play as clean as possible to hear the fine nuances between the two pups.

How r you getting your affects?? Sounds awesome!!

That's some pretty tasty playing 😊. The SG has a very Distinctive kind of playability. Zappa, Clapton and others fell Under it's spell. Rock on.

My SG also has no neck dive and the different neck position is so much easier to play than my Les Paul. Mine feels like an extension of myself. When I’m playing live I forget it’s even there…I’m just hearing the music

Will you please do a video about the Gibson Amp behind you?

I have the latest SGs and Les Pauls. The SG is definitely the better sounding guitar, but the Les Paul gives the least resistance to the fingers when playing....or in other words one has to press down harder on the SG strings to play it whereas the Les Paul only requires a soft touch of the fingers in order to play and chord. But don't get me wrong, I love the way it looks, feels, and the way it sounds and I really love playing "Satan's Guitar".🙂

Love the Jam!!

What amp are you using and what’s your rig rundown? Great sound and playing

of all guitars I find that I can smoke the best brisket with an SG

Well that was surprisingly pleasant 😊

Awesome ❤😊

Sounds great..had one years ago, been thinking about another!!

Suhr sounds better. Great intonation, nice beefy pickups, can't go wrong with the classic T.

Great playing man! I hope to be able to pick one up when I find the funds to!

I loved those catalog guitars.

but at what price point does it make it the best guitar for the money?

Juicy tones!

its true, a good SG Standard w/'57 Classics or '61 Burstbuckers (or one of each!) is all you really need to play any type of music ! I have 3 SG Standards ('17, '19 w/Maestro & '20 ) and they all RIP ! The 2017 Standard being the best one w/'57's !

The iconic Dickey Betts tone at the Fillmore was a '61 SG Standard. 'Nuff said.

SG's are definitely more dynamic than most other guitars

1950'$ fender Telecaster all gold wins

*Promosm* 🤩

Very nice sounding guitar and your playing shows it very well.

As a player I fall into the all I need is my tele and nothing else. The collector in me has pulled me into owning a bunch of teles and hollowbodies. True split for me.

Great video! You can be both, player and collector. I play whenever possible multiple times a day. For that, I would say 3-4 are enough, for me personally a good Les Paul, Strat and PRS would be all I need. Maybe add one with a Floyd Rose. In fact I play the same 3-4 guitars 90% of the time, and they are not the most expensive ones I own. Having a collection of 60+ guitars (mostly US and JP models from the 50s to new ones), it adds the joy of switching to an instrument I haven't played for a while or even long time and get 'new' inspiration and joy. Just happened a few hours ago. Sometimes surprisingly different experience and fun. From time to time I sell a guitar, make profit and have room for a new one 😊 Cheers

Have you had any issues with these feedbacking?

HAY BROTHER, BY FAR, I THINK THE SG I EVERYTHING YOU SAID AND MORE. I LOVE THIS PLATFORM BECAUSE IT COVERS JUST ABOUT EVERY GENRE OF MUSIC YOU CAN PLAY. FROM BLUES TO COUNTRY. JAZZ TO ROCK, AND SO MUCH MORE. I ALSO AGREE THAT THE SG IS ONE OF THE MOST EYE-CATCHING GUITARS OF THEM ALL. MY GRANDSON LOVES MULTIPLE GENRES OF MUSIC, AND WHAT BETTER PLATFORM TO PLAY THEM ON THAN AN SG. FOR HIS BIRTHDAY, I GOT HIM A CAPTAIN KIRK DOUGLAS SIGNATURE SG. THE BLACK WITH GOLD HARDWEAR. IF YOU'RE FORMILER WITH IT, CHECK IT OUT. GREAT VIDEO BROTHER. STAY COOL AND KEEP PUSHIN' ON... PEACE FROM CREEL CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO...

Rly good tone, reminds me a lot of hendrix's

Great sound ...great playing.

I'm thinking of putting gold foils in my Serus J. How well would you say they clean up with the volume knob?

not all of us can afford a custom shop, how do you rate the lesser SG`s for the common man , any Custom shop is going to be good !!!

I love the way they sound. I love the way they play. I love the way they look. I love all guitars but I love Gibsons the most.

Out of my collection the SG and the Tele are my faves.

I tried one, liked the sound but hated the neck dive. I would buy one again if I could find one where that wasn't an issue.