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Ricjotap
Published on 02/13/09 at 12:19
Value For Money :
Excellent
The T. Rex is mounted Crel (bridge) with a Crel The 666 (middle) and a Crel TV 666 (shaft) Lag Rockline on a guitar because the original pickups and no longer surprised that I wanted to be able to find from a simple change of switch (a switch with two positions microphone), sound like that big of a humbucker, the sound of a Strato and the sound of a TV (twang).
The attack set the amp in my life (a Mesa Boogie Simul Class III) and thus, of course, the three modes (clean, crunch and drive) with or without equalizer.
T-Rex, like the others, excellent. The output levels are high without being aggressive. It has an excellent definition and a beautiful roundness of her regardless of the mode (clean, crunch and drive) even with the volume knob to low.
From the attachment point, saturation, swells and is very audible even at maximum volume knob of the guitar mode drive (which can be very dirty quickly with a micro rough - a boogie ... do not forgiving).
All the notes of the chords sound very balanced way thus including serious saturation. Each mic offers a very good answer to the play of fingers or plectrum masi as the vibrato in the left hand.
Shades of the palm of the equalizer (frequency 750) are sensitive.
Live at last (the major test of course) the set is wonderful as it provides the expected response (and more) by the simple volume of the guitar and switches. Also note that the feedback take off is not too difficult a task if needed: o)
I would add that tested next to a Gibson ES 135 (Micros P100), the T-Rex has the same level and that, compared to a Fender Stratocaster The (Lace Sensor) or a TV, the single coils are very well them. For the three microphones, the grain is actually there! When the twang, friends ... might enjoy Roy Buchanan ...
I remember thinking that this just ruined Rockline was over. Microphones Crel have borne the little extra something that makes it is finally more than just guitar backup.
- For how long do you use?
1 year
- Have you tried many other models before buying it?
Yes, many guitars with a lot of pickups for 30 years: 0)
- How would you rate the quality / price?
Excellent
- With experience, you do again this choice? ...
Unhesitatingly
The attack set the amp in my life (a Mesa Boogie Simul Class III) and thus, of course, the three modes (clean, crunch and drive) with or without equalizer.
T-Rex, like the others, excellent. The output levels are high without being aggressive. It has an excellent definition and a beautiful roundness of her regardless of the mode (clean, crunch and drive) even with the volume knob to low.
From the attachment point, saturation, swells and is very audible even at maximum volume knob of the guitar mode drive (which can be very dirty quickly with a micro rough - a boogie ... do not forgiving).
All the notes of the chords sound very balanced way thus including serious saturation. Each mic offers a very good answer to the play of fingers or plectrum masi as the vibrato in the left hand.
Shades of the palm of the equalizer (frequency 750) are sensitive.
Live at last (the major test of course) the set is wonderful as it provides the expected response (and more) by the simple volume of the guitar and switches. Also note that the feedback take off is not too difficult a task if needed: o)
I would add that tested next to a Gibson ES 135 (Micros P100), the T-Rex has the same level and that, compared to a Fender Stratocaster The (Lace Sensor) or a TV, the single coils are very well them. For the three microphones, the grain is actually there! When the twang, friends ... might enjoy Roy Buchanan ...
I remember thinking that this just ruined Rockline was over. Microphones Crel have borne the little extra something that makes it is finally more than just guitar backup.
- For how long do you use?
1 year
- Have you tried many other models before buying it?
Yes, many guitars with a lot of pickups for 30 years: 0)
- How would you rate the quality / price?
Excellent
- With experience, you do again this choice? ...
Unhesitatingly