PzD « The versatility made low »
Published on 05/24/11 at 08:08- Made in Indonesia, with reference technician who made the revision before leaving the factory.
- 4 single-string bridges
- Channel driver
- 24 frets, 2 soapbar Bartoloni MK2
- Bartolini 3-band EQ, Volume and Blend neck pickup / bridge
Apart from some special features to use tree (too) specific, what more?
UTILIZATION
- Channel Highway, fine and fast, which gives me a big hand cramps after 4 hours of play
- Ergonomics incredible for its size, a little heavy in the long run, but nothing terrible with a very wide strap.
- Access to acute easier than the old generation BTB, either on the E string (OSEF) or soil (yum yum!)
- The sound is quite cold in flat, slamming see if your amp is very warm either. But a good EQ and sews a good blend of adjustment will approach this BTB anything that is better (apart from bass legend), and one instrument, please!
SOUNDS
To the Metal (and all its sub-genres), it's good. Cash in D tuning without changing the size of rope.
I granted in Drop-A (LA-LA-RE-MI), with strings Dunlop Nickel 130-105-85-65, and is a treat.
I made my classes with an Ashdown MAG300 EVO II low loading medium, and stained with an Ibanez PD-7 has the chance. Something for novices and more experienced players, all styles together (I play the polka and variety 80 without any trouble).
it has a Traynor YBA-200 II behind for 2 days is a treat!
That versatility made low.
OVERALL OPINION
I still use it from time to time in a side project. It has nothing to envy my BTB 705DX EMG equipped assets.
I tried several other LTD BC Rich before going back on her favorite by the time of its release and technical specs.
The pros: the handle, the versatility of the beast, Bartolini pickups and electronics.
The -: maybe weight ... and again.
Unbeatable value for money, especially for the versatility offered.
A choice to make eyes closed!
- 4 single-string bridges
- Channel driver
- 24 frets, 2 soapbar Bartoloni MK2
- Bartolini 3-band EQ, Volume and Blend neck pickup / bridge
Apart from some special features to use tree (too) specific, what more?
UTILIZATION
- Channel Highway, fine and fast, which gives me a big hand cramps after 4 hours of play
- Ergonomics incredible for its size, a little heavy in the long run, but nothing terrible with a very wide strap.
- Access to acute easier than the old generation BTB, either on the E string (OSEF) or soil (yum yum!)
- The sound is quite cold in flat, slamming see if your amp is very warm either. But a good EQ and sews a good blend of adjustment will approach this BTB anything that is better (apart from bass legend), and one instrument, please!
SOUNDS
To the Metal (and all its sub-genres), it's good. Cash in D tuning without changing the size of rope.
I granted in Drop-A (LA-LA-RE-MI), with strings Dunlop Nickel 130-105-85-65, and is a treat.
I made my classes with an Ashdown MAG300 EVO II low loading medium, and stained with an Ibanez PD-7 has the chance. Something for novices and more experienced players, all styles together (I play the polka and variety 80 without any trouble).
it has a Traynor YBA-200 II behind for 2 days is a treat!
That versatility made low.
OVERALL OPINION
I still use it from time to time in a side project. It has nothing to envy my BTB 705DX EMG equipped assets.
I tried several other LTD BC Rich before going back on her favorite by the time of its release and technical specs.
The pros: the handle, the versatility of the beast, Bartolini pickups and electronics.
The -: maybe weight ... and again.
Unbeatable value for money, especially for the versatility offered.
A choice to make eyes closed!