50's vs 60's J-200's

[E-minor7]

Here's a rad 52:

 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w8jgLqnvLp8

 

JC

The one above might be my favorite so far. .

 

 

Regarding the half legendary Mickey Most J-200, here's a thread that comes around the topic.

http://forum.gibson.com/index.php?/topic/85849-jimmy-pages-gibson-j-200/

 

Let's hear it -

 

1967 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXpStz0M7sg

 

Pretty obvious this isn't Dono's J-45.

[E-minor7]

Double post

[j45nick]

What this thread seems to show is that guitars are individuals, and that generalizations are dangerous. There are great guitars here from both the 50's and the 60's. I wouldn't turn down any of them, even though a 17" super jumbo is a bigger guitar than I care to deal with these days.

 

For those who can make them shine, rave on.

[blindboygrunt]

What this thread seems to show is that guitars are individuals, and that generalizations are dangerous. There are great guitars here from both the 50's and the 60's. I wouldn't turn down any of them, even though a 17" super jumbo is a bigger guitar than I care to deal with these days.

 

For those who can make them shine, rave on.

 

 

Fairly spot on there nick

 

All true and then add to that the fact that the one that you reckon sounds better might end up being the worst one when you play it yourself

 

Guitars can’t be judged by these videos. But they are fun to watch

[EuroAussie]

That ‘52 does sound best from those three, much sparkle and punch than the earlier 50’s specimens.