All user reviews for the Gibson EC-30

Guitar Gibson Blues King EC30 is made in Bozeman Montana in the state of the United States
it has a short handle "short scale" 24 "3 / 4. V-Neck 20 frets. Repères parallelogram pearl on the neck, in front and sides Sitka Spruce AAA flamed maple the most beautiful effect. From the shell around the sound hole, it's very beautiful guitar. preamp and Fishman piezo transducer prefix more. everything is perfect on this instrument.

UTILIZATION

The cutaway makes all the frets
the tuning fork 24 "3 / 4 gives this guitar an easy game formidable.
The sound box is Jumbo.
The possibilities are endless sound with this preamp, the parameter can always find a nickel regardless of the amp. The body is just a bit thick for a small player

SOUNDS

To the accompaniment of country is perfect. for other styles, such a guitar is capable of anything. By trying, a friend told me it's surprising, it seems that everything is easy on this guitar sounds and everything. It is a good summary!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for more than five years. I do not play all the day to keep it in perfect condition. it surprises me every time I use it, that's what makes his interest. It is rounder and more powerful low notes in my Martin D35. The price is a powerful acoustic guitar. Cheap guitars are covered by such instruments as acoustic playing, I do not advise a novice guitarist, who can not enjoy it.

My dad actually is the one who bought this one, but I ended up reviewing it as I've played it countless times. This is a high-quality acoustic electric, and is notable for having many controls with which to adjust the sound. These include volume, brilliance, treble, contour, bass frequency, notch, and a phase switch in case you run into phasing issues (I personally have never needed to use that switch, but all the other ones, I certainly make use of). It has a spruce top and a maple body and neck, with an ebony fretboard. The bridge is also ebony.

UTILIZATION

The cutaway allows easy access to the top frets. With all of these features and the cutaway, the EC 30 feels more like an electric guitar than an acoustic, and this makes it an interesting guitar. It isn't too heavy and it feels good to play sitting or standing. Getting a good sound almost always requires an adjustment. It's almost in your best interest to get the right acoustic guitar amplifier, this amp only sounds good amplified. I'm not a big fan of the direct sound (the pickups just aren't really cut out for that). The action was too high when I bought it, so I had it lowered and now it plays great.

SOUNDS

This is an acoustic electric that sounds like it has a little bit of both in it. There are some sounds that wouldn't have sounded out of place on Eric Clapton's Unplugged record. For the most part, this is built for live performance. In fact, that's when it sounds the best. I would never mic this guitar live or in the studio, or even play it acoustically if I was looking for a good tone. But I doubt anyone would buy this guitar if you are looking for a good acoustic. This is acoustic-electric all the way, and if that's what you want, it sounds fantastic. That's the reason for the high mark.

OVERALL OPINION

I think this is a really great A/E guitar, and I'd really be thrilled if I had one of my own. Unfortunately, I don't, but I think I might get one eventually. It's certainly expensive, so make sure that you'll use it a lot and that it's exactly what you are looking for.