Gibson Les Paul vs SG - Which one Looks, Feels, & Sounds BETTER?

Ive owned lots of Gibson LPs, but never an SG. I do prefer the SG neck dive to the LP body dive, though. Ill likely get one of the new SG Supremes when they come out. The LP definitely looks a lot cooler.

The SG is my favorite when it comes to looks..awesome!. but playwise I dont get along with it..the neck placement is too "far away to the left"..if that makes any sense :) ... The LP on the other hand is too thick, heavy and bulky... I have a few of each though. But my vote goes to Nighthawks and Melody Makers (The 1965 design is great for me at least). Then again..Im a pretty lousy amateur player so my opinion has to be regarded in the light of that fact.. :)

What's going on with the sg's fret board? Looks like cardboard.

Worth mentioning the studio neck has a rounded ‘59 profile which runs on the thicker side. Other Les Paul models have varied necks, 60s slim taper, custom is slightly thicker, 50s is thick etc…

I like both. I have my LP days and my SG days. 😜🎸🤘

If it says Gibson you overpaid for mediocrity and you should be embarrassed.

Gibson calling LP as a flagship, but for me personally it's not. SG is more like a sport guitar from Gibson and it used to be like that in 60's when they started it. But modern market, business, money, even the first guitar shape called from a real name. I owned different Gibsons, but SG without neck dive is their real flagship model. Usually (but not only) they are heavy 3 kilos or even slightly more. And SQ is much better there. From pickups, they have P90, which are great and versatile even today in any genre.

I find that literally every Gibson has a different feel. I picked up 1 sg, didn’t like the feel and then picked up another one and fell in love. So it’s hard to have an opinion on how a Gibson feels and plays

If you want to make a video like this with Fender, I have a few you can use 😏