Gibson B-25 Comparison(1965 & 2018)

Mic : B&K type 4006
Played by JoiL

[@Zampan0]

I think I like the 1965 better but it's a close call. It also looks like the 1965 has the wider neck model Gibson made back then, I had a 1968 narrow-necked model with the 1-9/16" nut that I loved, I had it for over 30 years when it was stolen in 2000. They are really sweet guitars.

[@briancoyne6700]

I had my head stuck in a lamp shade once too. I feel your pain brother.

[@billyhellmaker]

This made me LOL!

[@briancoyne6700]

@@billyhellmaker 😅

[@CT-ho6si]

So cool that Towa Tei is doing guitar demos

[@jamesthedude....9584]

1965 hands down. I have a 1964. Yeah, that volume has a whole other dynamic to it.

[@hotlov72]

The '68 has soul

[@JohnKenneymusic]

the new one has higher end tone the old 65 has low and high tone and sound richer love the 68 much more your playing sure does it justice!

[@BillyTalentguitar1]

That sounded wonderful! What’s the name of the intro song?

[@chrisbrown18andup]

Rick Moranis in Space Balls

[@SiggyMe]

Thanks for the most excellent demo. What is your name just so you aren't just someone up on the screen.

[@14.1guy2]

I have a '66 B25 that I bought new with paper route money. I think it cost $150. I wouldn't sell it for $4K.

[@austinado16]

I have a '68 B25N, that was my guitar teacher's. He would let me take lessons on it, and sold it to us. I haven't touched it since about '75, and it's still like new, in the original case with my picks, strap, and even the Gibson brand polish I used to use on it. It's time to sell it.

[@14.1guy2]

@@austinado16 you should get top dollar for it. That guitar has ivory machine keys. There is a modification that can be done to the bridge to correct something (I'm not sure what exactly because I've never had it done). Those guitars sound awesome. Good luck!

[@1MilkmanDan1]

Where did you get that hat?