High End Single Cut Shootout - Which do you prefer?

It’s time for round two! This time, we wanted to explore the realm of single-cut guitars - while it’s all to easy to suggest a classic Gibson Les Paul as the definitive set neck rock machine, we stock a multitude of alternatives, ranging from equally classic and refined to modern and oh-so-playable. Here, we attempt to showcase the various differences & similarities, as well as give our honest thoughts on what makes each guitar interesting and unique.
For context, John is playing through a Friedman Dirty Shirley amplifier, while Jack plays through a Mesa Boogie Triple Crown TC-50. As you will hear, these instruments can cover a huge amount of ground, from delicate and classic to all-out blaze!
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You can view round one, our S-style shootout video here:
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The guitars featured in this video:
Gibson CS 59 LP: goo.gl/yzLr7H
Gibson USA LP: goo.gl/d1dLGj
Schecter Solo II: goo.gl/MisjUR
Patrick James Eggle Macon: goo.gl/Xa45YD
PRS 594: goo.gl/ACRTrL
Gretsch G6228FM: goo.gl/uebQ6b
Eastman SB59: goo.gl/7Qh7AS
Vigier GV: goo.gl/QmQ9eY
Knaggs TS: goo.gl/yDmVKk
Amps used in this video:
Mesa Boogie Triple Crown TC-50 Head: goo.gl/eKQ368
Friedman Dirty Shirley Head: goo.gl/FSRP3S
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