Question:
Ok, I like to play a little of everything, blues, rock, and metal.
I'm looking for something new, something different, and something versatile.
Between these two guitars, which would you all recommend?
Thanks.
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They cost pretty much the same; maybe $100-$200 difference.

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i'd go with the longhorn. some will say the other one because of the longhorn's emg's but i have emg's in my tele and you can get a ton of different sounds out of them. i've seen everything from slide blues to death metal played on them. i love the 85s. nice and beefy.

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plus the color of the longhorn is orgasmicly awesome :thu:

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I like the look of the Vox

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i'd go with the longhorn. some will say the other one because of the longhorn's emg's but i have emg's in my tele and you can get a ton of different sounds out of them. i've seen everything from slide blues to death metal played on them. i love the 85s. nice and beefy. Yeah. I just went over some of the H-C reviews of the EMG 85 and was very suprised of what I read. The word that I kept seeing was the word, "balanced".
Thanks.

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I like the look of the Vox They both look like great guitars. I think that the Vox will run something like $2,400 and the Gibson, $2,200 & some change over at sweetwater.
I have a few guitars right now: a 2005 Gibson Melody Maker, a PRS McCarty Soopbar Standard Rosewood, an OLP Silhouette Special, and an acoustic Takamine EF341-C.
Of all of them, I tend to gravitate more to the Melody Maker. It's got a chunky neck, but it's so fun to play. The PRS Rosewood neck is so smooth, but like I said, when I reach for a guitar, it's usually the Melody Maker.
I figured that since the scale length and neck profile of the Melody Maker and Longhorn would be the same, perhaps it would be something that I might enjoy more, but..........................
See, the PRS is so sweet to play, but I don't really care for it's sound.
So yeah, obviously, it has to play good, but sound good as well.
Hence my plea for assistance.

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I'd go with the Vox Virage. It's getting really great reviews. :love:

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I'd go with the Vox Virage. It's getting really great reviews. :love:
Daammmnnnn! Yeah, they look sweet!
Reviews? I didn't think that these were available yet.

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Daammmnnnn! Yeah, they look sweet!
Reviews? I didn't think that these were available yet. Reviewed in the new Guitar Player Mag. They loved it. :love:
the Virage DC and SC are equipped with triple-coil pickups which, along with two pickup selector switches, offer humbucking, single-coil and P-90 sounds. There's also a new bridge design.
Great Guitar. :thu:

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i would go with the gibson but i would change all the hardwear to chrom to match the emgs.

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Gibson.

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neither

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play both and pick the one you like the most. we all have different tastes so why ask us?
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