All user reviews for the Vantage Avenger AV325

When I started guitar, I had a classical guitar. It got extremely boring so I started saving up for an electric guitar. after a couple days, at some party my mom was hosting, i was talking to my cousin Randi about me buying an electric guitar. He said he would give me one of his electric guitars, but not his fender stratocaster. He gave it to me a few days later, and since then ive bonded with the guitar. Thanx Randi

Its electric. I dont care much what kind of guitar it is as long as it plays well and is electric. I also like the mahogany-black color of the body with the tan color of the neck.

When I got the guitar, the strings were set too high, so it was a bit hard to play, but i got that fixed. It has a locking nut but no allan key. I dont care much about that though, because my cousin put that on himself.

maple neck and fingerboard with 3 single coil EMG pickups and a 5 way switch. The fingerboard is bolted onto the body which has a nice transparent brown finish. It has chrome hardware, a tremolo bar, and the input jack is in the front. it has a volume control with rythm and lead tone controls

This is THE uitar to have. its cooler than fender or ibanez or whatever you may prefer.

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I paid around 100 dollars for this model at a pawn shop in belleville, Illinois. I needed a new guitar one with a meatier sound.

The Finish is beautiful I'm confused about exactly which model it is or even how old it is if anyone has any clue when they were profucing the AV70 or something e-mail me at summoner84@hotmail.com

a little sensitive but that is also what I really like about it

looks like someone tried to smash mine because a dent on it's side but it seems to have held well, the bridge keeps it in tune decently though not as much as I'd like.

This was my 2nd guitar and I've really developed an attachment to it, and I love the way it plays

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Guitar shuffled form of SG / Strat, the one I tried silent blue as pictured.
It's not specially beautiful but ...
TRs have little t fabtriques apparently they come from a Japanese plant later acquired by Samick.
Body frne I would say, Saddle sleeve button Rabl. Bolt.
2 humbuckers. Switch "position type Les Paul, 2 tone, 2 volume.
Fixed bridge.
The one time I tried the 80's, made in Japan, well finished.

(Just the color is ugly trs)

UTILIZATION

Channel trs enjoyable, it has now for years in an attic and she did not move (except a rope breaks).
Weight of the guitar in the middle. It runs through the handle quite easily.

Nothing prcis report.

SOUNDS

The sound is trs suitable for the prices to ngocient these guitars.
Tests on all BRONX 50w lamps (type Fender Hot Rod Deluxe) with type PROCO Vintage Rat distortion.
The sound is crystalline trs clean, and well in Dfine distortion. ca does not bleed, it's still clean, means all the notes (thank you button Saddle I think).
It lacks a little low I got, must be a Gnant to the metal.
Harmonics come easily.
Sustain adequate but nothing more (type strat '), no notes Eternal, heavy, the Les Paul.
In short it sounds like it sounds, she has her little characters and that's nice, is not found with a guitar that sounds like .... but worse.

OVERALL OPINION

I tried it a few days.
I do not like the look, but the sound is very nice, has changed me, I who used to play Les Pauls and ES 335.
I believe it is advantageous trs ngoc price (less than 200) that the price is a bargain trs (eh! Made in Japan qd mm!) N'H do not hesitate, especially if you look the part. You will have a guitar sound (remember the one I played silent in perfect state and was 20 years old) that sounds perfect for beginners. With real characters.
Whole note as I think if the price is low trs.