ESP E-II Eclipse Evertune vs PRS S2 Singlecut Satin

What do you do when you have two black on black Les Paul style riff machines? You riff. Esp E-II Eclipse Evertune w/ Seymour Duncan Pegasus/Sentient pickups, and my own PRS S2 Singlecut with BKP Ceramic Warpig in the bridge.

[guitarfreak]

Thanks for watching guys! I realized while editing the video how similar the pickups sound, but I promise, in the room, the E-II was noticeably brighter, maybe a hair more scooped. The warpig just has this low mid thing going on that I love. So beefy. Just personal preference! These were in or around standard tuning, the differences might be more apparent in lower tunings. Either way they both sounded great.

[omnilocal]

Great video, glad to hear someone rocking some beefy palm-mutes on these guitars so I can really hear what that sounds like. That E-II sounds exactly like what I am looking for!

[PetesGuitar]

The PRS sounded better to my ears, the ESP sounded good, but the PRS sounded a bit better. Great comparison tho, good video

[hoosierdaddy]

Both are kilker. Love the ESP for looks and features. Love PRS guitars too though.

[richardreyes]

(Awesome video.) I have that same S2 in seaform green with a black guard loved it so much l play it more than the core. The S2 shines with classic rock. Iam a fusion jazz guy and play in a R&B band that S2 is superb in all. That ESP is best for metal. lam shure it would do well in the other styles also. I like the PRS best, just my personal choice.

[lueysixty-six]

Cool video.

Hey, you should think about getting a noise gate. Most valuable pedal metal player can own!

[timothyrussell]

Great video man. Do you ever tune the warpig to drop b and if so how does it sound in that tuning

[MaestroJericho]

Which one had a better qc to you? Actually looking into these two singlecuts thanks

[donharrold]

Chunka chunka chunka You don’t learn that much listening to chugging? It’s all about amps for this type of stuff really. That’s why both guitars sound similar.