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Published on 02/27/13 at 02:21This is my third opportunity Sheraton, and the best.
2006 end of the Unsung factory in Korea
I will not go on the characteristics they are known.
Note that the mechanical mine are Grover
Sunburst finish (I had one in the tobacco and natural)
Profile 50 round handle on this series instead of 2006
Excellent violin, confirmed by my luthier who asks Seymour Duncan SH1
exchange and potentiometers
UTILIZATION
Excellent playability, this is a personal opinion, I do not like small boxes (LP and Strat)
Good balance, slightly stings the nose
SOUNDS
Her to die, plugged into a tube amp (Vox AC15) is a treat
I play jazz and blues, its mostly clean or with a slight crunch
OVERALL OPINION
It is a small bomb and what look!
I tried and owned a bunch of semi hollow in my life (SA Yamaha, Ibanez, Cort, etc ...) but with the upgrade pickups, wiring redone, pots U.S. ... this is my preferred.
With my mods luthier she returns to 750 euros which in view of its quality is reasonable today.
I love the inlays, the decor, the overall aesthetics of the Sheraton is not found on the Gibson 335 Dot
2006 end of the Unsung factory in Korea
I will not go on the characteristics they are known.
Note that the mechanical mine are Grover
Sunburst finish (I had one in the tobacco and natural)
Profile 50 round handle on this series instead of 2006
Excellent violin, confirmed by my luthier who asks Seymour Duncan SH1
exchange and potentiometers
UTILIZATION
Excellent playability, this is a personal opinion, I do not like small boxes (LP and Strat)
Good balance, slightly stings the nose
SOUNDS
Her to die, plugged into a tube amp (Vox AC15) is a treat
I play jazz and blues, its mostly clean or with a slight crunch
OVERALL OPINION
It is a small bomb and what look!
I tried and owned a bunch of semi hollow in my life (SA Yamaha, Ibanez, Cort, etc ...) but with the upgrade pickups, wiring redone, pots U.S. ... this is my preferred.
With my mods luthier she returns to 750 euros which in view of its quality is reasonable today.
I love the inlays, the decor, the overall aesthetics of the Sheraton is not found on the Gibson 335 Dot