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  • Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by Rosalie/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Hello everybody, After reading the VGuard review in the Audiofanzine news I decided to order it to recover the flamed top of my Les Paul. Vinni, the seller, sent me the pickguard after I paid via Paypal. He made the fixing hole according to my Les Paul type. The first pickguard I received didn't fit my Les Paul. I informed him and after a couple of days I received a new pickguard that fitted my guitar perfectly (without any additional payment!)! The different picks sold by Vpicks are also very interesting products. I recommend Vpick if you like the look it gives to your Les Paul!

  • « Fender American Stratocaster Standard »

    Where:Sieff's Music Why:I wanted a good Guitar How much:$1570 US It provides a good warm texture... when placed in a fire I love the way that no Matter how angry i get i can always vent my anger on this piece of s**t it plays like a large german woman, but if thats what your into... It makes a good percusion instrument when bashed repeatedly against a door, because of the hollow body. I hate the wood on this hunk a junk, I left it in the sun one afternoon and the paint peeled off and revealed the wood, it is made from frikin Balsa wood, BALSA WOOD no wonder it bloody lite and cheap. If you are gonna buy a big production guitar atleast buy one thats made from real wood, like a PRS, Or even Gibson, but never stoop as low as a fender. Bottom line: If your filthy rich, and enjoy large German women, you can buy enough of these to keep your fire burning throughout winter. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com