King of the Flat Tops: Which Gibson SJ-200 is the Best? (Pre-War SJ-200 vs. Western Classic SJ-200)

[@hughnguyen1772]

I have two sj200 guitars both are from Gibson custom shop. The two sj200’s in this videos make me want to have more sj200’s. The western classic sounds incredible, balanced, mellow, and full. The prewar is earthy, charming, and sweet.

[@cj2123]

I just bought the Western Classic today! It's amazing!

[@caleblavake9831]

I want several, if not 5

[@miguelangelmontenegro9939]

The Best J200 is each one played by Greg Lake !! Standard, Montanas, Golds, Deluxes, std , yellow , sunburst , black , white, signature, with art , common ... Also the Martins, Taylors guilds Takamine Collings Zemaitis alembics etc 😂 Cheers from Buenos Aires Argentina 🤙

[@TheComputerCowboy]

I can haz both?

[@agfisher007]

It would be great if you boyz could extend that little number ........So smooth ...........

[@marceloravelotroiano8880]

07:13 Western Classic is the winner for my taste.

[@구루둥]

I have one 2013 Western Classic

[@honnaconna7312]

How you meant to make such a decision 😆😆😆

[@WysteriaGuitar]

Yep, pre-war for me...

[@華夏之光]

$7,000 for two?Or $7,000 for one guitar?thank you😅

[@vincebertsch]

Always worth paying more for MOAR BONE 🦴

[@hughnguyen1772]

Some people prefer tusq pins or tusq may sound better for certain sj200. $12 bone pins are acoustically as same as more expensive pins. I would put in bone pins and see how it sounds. I keep the original tusq pins on my sj200 orianthi though.