MGR/Golem « Tobias Renegade »
Published on 10/29/03 at 15:00I have a 4 and a 5. They cost $675 and
$800 respectively. I like them because
the assymetrical neck is very comfortable
and they are rather light weight. The
Bartolini PU are another reason that I
acquired these, although my tastes have
since changed, and these are not standard
like JJ or PJ sets where you can just get
new PUs and pop them in.
It's very comfortable and light, with a
versatile but simple-to-use tone control.
It's also fairly compact. I liked the
big mid-rangey sound with solid but not
boomy low end for its sort of "precise"
sounding tone.
I wish the 5 string had a 35" scale. My
taste in tone has changed so I'm less in
love with the classy "precise" thing and
have become more of a thudwacker.
I'm guessing that the bodies are poplar.
They are light, and the grain is small.
These are offset double cutaways, like
small fender jazz bodies, rear routed.
Finished in transparent gloss
$800 respectively. I like them because
the assymetrical neck is very comfortable
and they are rather light weight. The
Bartolini PU are another reason that I
acquired these, although my tastes have
since changed, and these are not standard
like JJ or PJ sets where you can just get
new PUs and pop them in.
It's very comfortable and light, with a
versatile but simple-to-use tone control.
It's also fairly compact. I liked the
big mid-rangey sound with solid but not
boomy low end for its sort of "precise"
sounding tone.
I wish the 5 string had a 35" scale. My
taste in tone has changed so I'm less in
love with the classy "precise" thing and
have become more of a thudwacker.
I'm guessing that the bodies are poplar.
They are light, and the grain is small.
These are offset double cutaways, like
small fender jazz bodies, rear routed.
Finished in transparent gloss