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madmax669
Published on 11/27/08 at 13:47
This is a low manufactured in Korea.
24 frets
2 Bartolini MK1 pickups
Mechanical Hipshot.
5 knobs: volume bass treble mic low med high mic
+ A switch active / passive
UTILIZATION
The handle is nice, thin, and shape of the end of the handle is very ergonomic.
access to acute is easy.
The bass is not itchy nose and is well balanced, still expect a good strap, it stays low anyway.
The electronics are really nice, and you turn the sound changes radically, listed assets are recovered from if you want good bass and equalizer is more effective.
you can have a multitude of different sounds and that's good for versatility
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, but you can tickle the metal, playing funk / jazz is outright fendard and can even nod to reggae!
I play on a stack composed of a Ashdown MAG 300H Ashdown MAG 410T + coupled to the Ashdown MAG C210T-300. with a multi Zoom B2.1u.
we get the sound you want is bluffing! I would say there is something wrong but this is hard to blame him for anything.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for three months I buy to go upmarket, as I owned a Yamaha RBX 375.
I tried my fender, and other models as well, I crack in look as the ownership but also the sound so versatile
value for the lowest price!
this choice I will ever close your eyes!
24 frets
2 Bartolini MK1 pickups
Mechanical Hipshot.
5 knobs: volume bass treble mic low med high mic
+ A switch active / passive
UTILIZATION
The handle is nice, thin, and shape of the end of the handle is very ergonomic.
access to acute is easy.
The bass is not itchy nose and is well balanced, still expect a good strap, it stays low anyway.
The electronics are really nice, and you turn the sound changes radically, listed assets are recovered from if you want good bass and equalizer is more effective.
you can have a multitude of different sounds and that's good for versatility
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, but you can tickle the metal, playing funk / jazz is outright fendard and can even nod to reggae!
I play on a stack composed of a Ashdown MAG 300H Ashdown MAG 410T + coupled to the Ashdown MAG C210T-300. with a multi Zoom B2.1u.
we get the sound you want is bluffing! I would say there is something wrong but this is hard to blame him for anything.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for three months I buy to go upmarket, as I owned a Yamaha RBX 375.
I tried my fender, and other models as well, I crack in look as the ownership but also the sound so versatile
value for the lowest price!
this choice I will ever close your eyes!
