Gibson Les Paul Trad. VS PRS DGT Wood Library !

[@gregorygetable]

Really nice playing comparison. Prs for me. I loved my 75 les paul custom still in our family and 60s sg and 71 Stratocaster, but my 5 prs herd se s2 and soon core are my go to

[@chuckdriver8269]

PRS for the win. Great playing.🎸🇺🇸

[@gregs8685]

Both sound great. I have both (well a McCarty 594) and they are great for different reasons. If I had to pick one it’d be the PRS.

[@ggreloaded5269]

Same here, my 594 is in a league of its own!

[@patshep68]

Wow, both sound great (because of the player) I think I prefer the LP for sound, however, I'll bet the DGT plays so much better and is more comfy

[@markcarleton6647]

They both sound great. Overall, I prefer the sound of the PRS.

[@jeanaimarre]

Hello and thank you for your superb video ;) what are the prices of each guitar because the PRS has several prices, what is the price of this model? thanks in advance.

[@TVoltG]

Every DGT to me is always what I describe as HD sound.. They stand out always.

[@zelon1983]

Great demo and great playing. I liked the PRS more in this video. Subbed!

[@timothychienyunchew8365]

Both are good.

[@topografer]

For looks and lower output I would choose the LP

[@MintyBitesBack]

PRS all the way!! Great playing.

[@JackroyLi]

Great playing! Could you tell me where to buy the 2nd backing track which starts from 0:57?

[@iansnyder274]

I prefer the Les Paul....sweeter and more balanced. It could be the amp settings?

[@8sigreg]

The amp sounds pretty bright. It might be the mic or the settings. My DGT has a smoother and deeper tone and sounds like real PAFs. David Grissom has a bunch of live videos that will give you a better idea how the guitar is supposed to sound.

[@iansnyder274]

@@8sigreg yep...I used to live right down the road from Antones on Guadalupe, and would see David regularly, but this was back in 93 -96'. He was using McCarty trem models through an old plexi... incedible... my ears def. got demolished, but hey I loved it!

[@azizaziz7007]

So awesome. I got the exact DGT. What are you playing?

[@strmopizdin]

Could you tell me the name of the color finish is on DGT, please?

[@plexilespaul1956]

Prs has a low mid and masculin tone that i like

[@puwanart10]

Love Prs✋

[@peterpigna9505]

Prs number one

[@avivpinto4013]

Prs more articulated snd interesting

[@tomkrutz369]

Dgt

[@sobellfanatic]

PRS, easily for me on sound. Even easier knowing their QA control vs. Gibson.

[@j.rozman7016]

its not exactly the same price range. My Knaggs Kenai T2 has top (prs) quality/playability and aesthetics, but at the same time vintage LP tone...best of both worlds!

[@thebigsil]

Les Paul is soo much more clear. PRS always has this unclear midrange overtone in all notes. It’s because of the place of the pickups. Les Paul wins by far.

[@KunalSinghMusic]

I’m a DGT fan all the way but I have to agree with you on this one. The Les Paul sounds much clearer with a tighter attack and bite.

[@brandonreed6528]

@@KunalSinghMusic yea I am a dgt guy as well but the les Paul sounds much better here. Thinking you’d just tweak the amp and be just fine

[@chuckdriver8269]

The DGT has a 22 fret neck, pickup placement won’t be pushed back to accommodate the extra frets. Amp settings for both guitars was a little muddy for my taste.

[@imandan1966]

Give it a rest ya stooge

[@jlr022159]

DGT has a better overall response here... hands down. The LP was also muddy in the bottom end.