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Published on 03/21/08 at 06:34
License Duesenberg, made in Germany
Channel type Lespaul.Touche Rosewood
Type a neck pickup Duesenberg P90
A Duesenberg Humbucker bridge pickup
A three-position selector
Setting volume
Tone setting.
Mahogany body, carved maple table
Through-string for more sustain.
A flawless finish.
UTILIZATION
Handle very nice jumbo frets. A while to adapt if you have just one oar Start example. Then it runs itself.
A flat for access to the latest on such freight as solidbody guitar Singlecut.
The guitar is heavy (it's good for sustain), but without excess. Good balance in hand.
Ergonomics simple but at the same time a lot of versatility with very sensitive knobs.
As for sound, it's plug and play
SOUNDS
A beautiful guitar for Blues, Rock, Jazz and even with the micro manche.Un neck pickup very warm, blues, but clear, not runny, powerful
We can play anything really.
But what works best in my opinion, is the blues with the P90, with clear sound and light distortion.
With the bridge pickup only, or both, we go in or the crunch and distortion will make it a beast that roars.
With overdrive, boost or more, it gets downright hot.
If you want to play "Since I've Been Loving You" (intro) in middle position and easel, with overdrive and distortion of what is needed is already very well, and for the riff Jimmy Page, no problem either.
A pickup that "twangue" in clear, distortion in tears.
Very nice balance in rhythm on all config.
This on a tube amp (Peavey Delta Blues) or a transistor (DT30 Vox, with its beautiful simulation of Vox and Marshall)
OVERALL OPINION
I use it less than a year.
I was looking at starting a Lespaul, now that it's not easy, left-handed to boot. This leaves the U.S. if we want to try enough to find the right one. A 1500 Euros, it's a great alternative to a Lespaul unstoppable, even if you can not say it's a copy of either side making or his side.
I like the looks incredible versatility in terms of sound.
It is a fine addition to my Start and my body half.
Channel type Lespaul.Touche Rosewood
Type a neck pickup Duesenberg P90
A Duesenberg Humbucker bridge pickup
A three-position selector
Setting volume
Tone setting.
Mahogany body, carved maple table
Through-string for more sustain.
A flawless finish.
UTILIZATION
Handle very nice jumbo frets. A while to adapt if you have just one oar Start example. Then it runs itself.
A flat for access to the latest on such freight as solidbody guitar Singlecut.
The guitar is heavy (it's good for sustain), but without excess. Good balance in hand.
Ergonomics simple but at the same time a lot of versatility with very sensitive knobs.
As for sound, it's plug and play
SOUNDS
A beautiful guitar for Blues, Rock, Jazz and even with the micro manche.Un neck pickup very warm, blues, but clear, not runny, powerful
We can play anything really.
But what works best in my opinion, is the blues with the P90, with clear sound and light distortion.
With the bridge pickup only, or both, we go in or the crunch and distortion will make it a beast that roars.
With overdrive, boost or more, it gets downright hot.
If you want to play "Since I've Been Loving You" (intro) in middle position and easel, with overdrive and distortion of what is needed is already very well, and for the riff Jimmy Page, no problem either.
A pickup that "twangue" in clear, distortion in tears.
Very nice balance in rhythm on all config.
This on a tube amp (Peavey Delta Blues) or a transistor (DT30 Vox, with its beautiful simulation of Vox and Marshall)
OVERALL OPINION
I use it less than a year.
I was looking at starting a Lespaul, now that it's not easy, left-handed to boot. This leaves the U.S. if we want to try enough to find the right one. A 1500 Euros, it's a great alternative to a Lespaul unstoppable, even if you can not say it's a copy of either side making or his side.
I like the looks incredible versatility in terms of sound.
It is a fine addition to my Start and my body half.