Vintage V100 Gold Top 

Full size body, physically it feels very LP like when playing. The main difference is that a V100 will stay in tune due to the reduced headstock rake. I’ve owned three and still own two which I play live all the time. Great guitars.

The body feels like a Gibson and in my opinion the neck is actually easier to play.

Nope. Some Vintage v100’s have 2 piece, some are 1 piece. Don’t let Gibson convince you that you need to pay 3-5k for a quality instrument

@@paulburton5150 lol.they are not one piece dude, they have a veneer front and back. One piece bodies are expensive because it's very impractical to use one log for each guitar instead of one log for two or more guitars. It's a cost saving issue. You basically double or triple the cost of each body by using a single piece. Vintage guitars is a very cost oriented company, lmao they sure as hell don't waste any wood in one piece bodies I can assure you that haha

There is no veneer on the back. You can see a veneer. Cheaper guitars use cheaper timber. It’ll be Sapele instead of Mahogany. The extra time and effort to add a veneer to the back of a guitar is not cost effective

@@PherotoneStudios are you saying Vintage is scamming people telling them V100 models are Mahogany when they are not?

@@jhkuno88 Sapele has been described as African Mahogany in most industries for decades