I'm a Fender guy mostly so far, Stat, Tele... but I like SGs
After much research I landed on the SG standard last week. Great. 490's. Happy.
Question: Still intruiged one day of getting a Les Paul, I like the P-90 special limited edition, and some other ideas....Maybe a used Studio from 90's...
YEt Shopping for a good locking economical LP, way harder nice looking one for reasonable price compared to SG.
Which is why went with SG... Light and beautiful, and has almost the sustain and growl of an LP, maybe 10% less? close enough for me.
But the LP is clearly is king of sustain and growl, so the desire remains for an LP possiblly... possibly....
So, for those those here, who are LP guys, who also are SG guys: If I got an LP one day that sounded great. Would there be a point sonically, sound wise to keep the SG?
If the LP surpassed the growl and sustain of the SG, as they seem to do......then only the cool look, and lighter weight and feel remains to keep the SG?. Is there something sonically your SG's give you the LP does not?
Best,
After much research I landed on the SG standard last week. Great. 490's. Happy.
Question: Still intruiged one day of getting a Les Paul, I like the P-90 special limited edition, and some other ideas....Maybe a used Studio from 90's...
YEt Shopping for a good locking economical LP, way harder nice looking one for reasonable price compared to SG.
Which is why went with SG... Light and beautiful, and has almost the sustain and growl of an LP, maybe 10% less? close enough for me.
But the LP is clearly is king of sustain and growl, so the desire remains for an LP possiblly... possibly....
So, for those those here, who are LP guys, who also are SG guys: If I got an LP one day that sounded great. Would there be a point sonically, sound wise to keep the SG?
If the LP surpassed the growl and sustain of the SG, as they seem to do......then only the cool look, and lighter weight and feel remains to keep the SG?. Is there something sonically your SG's give you the LP does not?
Best,