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SG or V
Which one? Ignore the usual questions of music style, what other gear I have, and the like and go with your gut.
SG Standard or Flying V? Gibson has them both priced at $1199. |
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My only con with the V is ,they usually have bigger cases ,so if you travel ,they take up more space
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#3
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Both look & sound great but for me, the SG. Sounds better, more comfortable to play, looks better. SG Standards also get the nicer inlays and neck binding.
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Flying V
definately more distinctive.
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#5
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SG has a bound neck and inlays. V does not. Both are Mahogany with Rosewood boards. The V looks cooler. Also has a thicker body. Tough call.
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I've always liked the sound of V's better, as well as the way they hang on a strap.
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SG better sitting down
V better standing up Are you Robert Fripp? |
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Not all Vs have rosewood. I know white ones have ebony.
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first year faded V's (with Moon inlays) have ebony boards.
if you can find one that would be a great cheap way to start. |
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I get along better with SG's.... can't play a V sitting down...
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Depends on how much high playing you want to do. V's are great for that.
As for seated position, all you have to do is put the crook of the v on your right leg, and play it like you would a classical guitar. Only drawback really is that you need to squeeze your legs together a bit, and depending on the v, you might have issues with either the strap pin or the output jack. SG is lighter, and fits better in a conventional case. I like the v's a little better but it's really whatever you prefer the sound of. |
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#12
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Hard choice and I tend to have both in my arsenal. SG's are usually my #1 but there really is something special about rocking out on a Flying V. It is just made to rock and you know it the minute you strap it on. If you are playing rock through a Marshall, especially a stack, how can you not play a Flying V? Then grab your SG when you want to be Angus.
![]() If I had to chose one or the other and I wasn't going to be on stage, I'd probably get the SG for now, but if you are on stage regularly I'd grab a V. |
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Why not both?
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#14
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I like Vs better.
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V because it looks so much badasser.
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