Polaroil
Published on 11/29/09 at 13:55
Production specs on Asian English.
Spruce top, back and sides and mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard very dark and tight evoking ebony, maple binding, abalone inlays and benchmarks.
B-band system with 3-band EQ + Presence. Access battery ass guitar.
Size 3 / 4 "baby" ideal for traveling with beautiful gigbag included, but a quality instrument with a violin neat and pretty luxurious appearance. Very nice finish
UTILIZATION
The neck is very thin and has a back "V" surprising at first but ultimately very enjoyable. The gameplay is perfect except for big hands maybe. The cutaway allows access to the desired treble.
SOUNDS
Acoustically, the sound is very balanced, with very sharp crystalline and expressive, and bass not ridiculous in the light of reduced size. The projection is also surprising coming from this baby.
Plugged in my EAR is bluffing, you are dealing with a real good electro sound to turn warm, bright treble very "distinguished" and a more zing than Martin Taylor.
OVERALL OPINION
Tested with a friend who possessed it, I then made a comparison of all small travel guitars, Baby Taylor, Martin backpacker and others, before returning to the TW15 is clearly in a different category in terms of sound richness and quality. Angeleterre purchased at a great price, I am delighted with my choice
Spruce top, back and sides and mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard very dark and tight evoking ebony, maple binding, abalone inlays and benchmarks.
B-band system with 3-band EQ + Presence. Access battery ass guitar.
Size 3 / 4 "baby" ideal for traveling with beautiful gigbag included, but a quality instrument with a violin neat and pretty luxurious appearance. Very nice finish
UTILIZATION
The neck is very thin and has a back "V" surprising at first but ultimately very enjoyable. The gameplay is perfect except for big hands maybe. The cutaway allows access to the desired treble.
SOUNDS
Acoustically, the sound is very balanced, with very sharp crystalline and expressive, and bass not ridiculous in the light of reduced size. The projection is also surprising coming from this baby.
Plugged in my EAR is bluffing, you are dealing with a real good electro sound to turn warm, bright treble very "distinguished" and a more zing than Martin Taylor.
OVERALL OPINION
Tested with a friend who possessed it, I then made a comparison of all small travel guitars, Baby Taylor, Martin backpacker and others, before returning to the TW15 is clearly in a different category in terms of sound richness and quality. Angeleterre purchased at a great price, I am delighted with my choice