2nd one is the SRV ... and you had 50% chance to guess right
and no, I am not bullshitting you...really ...

pao ferro is really more maple then rosewood trust me

"the bass response is not the same due to the greasebucket tone circuitry" :
I was playing with low E muted...so maybe true i dont know

Tomorrow low E comparison hahaahah

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Your so fullochit!!!
I'm just messin with you, they both sound great tone wise.
I'm surprised that both guitar's brightness completely reversed
with the tone knobs maxed

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if I listen good to the sample I think the 2nd one (SRV) sounds a little clearer also compared to the 1st one being a little muddy. But again, minimal difference, not worth writing home about.
Still the sound also a mini little ietsie pietsie more balanced on the SRV.

That being said, I don't believe the story's that the texas specials in an american special are not the same as the texas specials from the custom shop or in the SRV.
They will just sound different in different guitars but in the same guitar with same setup it will be ... the same The electronics is a different story...

I was listen really long and focused to hear/find a difference lol.
Now I am doing the same for texas specials vs fralin vintage hot, listened for 1 hour to samples I found on a website, I don't hear any difference... at all.. none ... bananas...
I started another thread about it :
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=75344
You have good ears, what do you think ?

pao ferro is really more maple then rosewood trust me

"the bass response is not the same due to the greasebucket tone circuitry" :
I was playing with low E muted...so maybe true i dont know

Tomorrow low E comparison hahaahah

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Just for your info on Pau Ferro
http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-ide ... pau-ferro/

That doesn't help at all

Anyway, I kinda think of pau ferro as the bright sound as maple with the look of rosewood...

In your video it was easy to tell the two apart by sound alone. The PF makes different tones. The maple sounded a bit hotter. Your dropbox comparison sounded very similar to me however.

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yes it takes a couple of times to hear the difference in the dropbox comparison for me also, but now I can take 'm apart everytime blind But very small difference indeed.

Yes not a big difference but I can hear it and the special is a bit brighter. I can hear it every time. They both sound good. The p/u are the same. But every guitar sounds alittle different.