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Published on 12/18/01 at 15:00I bought this guitar at Long & McQuade in Vancouver Canada for $ 900 Canadian ($600 US)
I like the lightness of the body and the fact that it has some volume when it isn't plugged in because it is a hollow body. It has a great crunchy tone wich really cuts through, like the rhythm sound on The Beatles' "Revolution".
There is not really anything I don't like about this guitar. It rocks.
This is a beautiful looking guitar as well as great sounding. It feels very solid even though it is a hollow body.
The bottom line is that this guitar gives me the crunch and cut I was looking for as well as being a guitar I can strum in my bedroom like an acoustic unplugged. Now I know how the Beatles got their sound;.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I like the lightness of the body and the fact that it has some volume when it isn't plugged in because it is a hollow body. It has a great crunchy tone wich really cuts through, like the rhythm sound on The Beatles' "Revolution".
There is not really anything I don't like about this guitar. It rocks.
This is a beautiful looking guitar as well as great sounding. It feels very solid even though it is a hollow body.
The bottom line is that this guitar gives me the crunch and cut I was looking for as well as being a guitar I can strum in my bedroom like an acoustic unplugged. Now I know how the Beatles got their sound;.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com