ramtron666
Published on 05/06/08 at 02:09
Made in USA
This is the guitar of the week 33. SERIES limit 400 copies.
Small copy and paste SPECIFICATIONS:
BODY
-Species: Mahogany
TABLE
-Species: Mahogany
-Binding: Single Ply
-Finish: Antique Vintage Sunburst
NECK
-Species: Mahogany
-Profile: Slim LP
Peghead-Pitch: 17
-Head Inlay: Americana "Gibson" script
Fingerboard
-Species: Rosewood
Scale-Length: 243 / 4 "
-Number Of Frets: 22
Nut Width: 1695 "
-Inlays: Trapezoid
-Fingerboard Binding: Single Ply
HARDWARE
-Plating Finish: Nickel
-Tailpiece: Stopbar
Bridge: Tune-o-matic
-Knobs: Amber Top Hat
-Tuners: Green Key
-Neck Pickups: 57 Classic, Uncovered With Nickel Polepieces
Bridge Pickups: 57 Classic Plus, Uncovered With Nickel Polepieces
-Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3-way Switch - With Push / Pull Pots
OTHER
-Strings: Brite Wires .010 -. 046
CASE
-Case Interior: White Plush
-Case Exterior: Black Reptile Pattern Hardshell With
-Case Silkscreen: Silver Gibson USA logo
UTILIZATION
I expected at first - Les Paul reputable forces - has had a heavy guitar, heavy trs.
I t surprised by lifting: it is the same weight as my Start U.S..
The handle is very well. We do not play it like recess on a stratum, but you get used to rev quickly. The scale is shorter than a Start, so the boxes are smaller.
The action is low trs.
I feel like I have to make a guitar that can play with finesse, nuances, soft trs.
Gnral for ergonomics, Access in acute everything, well it's a Les Paul.
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, blues.
The classic '57 pickups suit me perfectly, they have a less aggressive sound that microphones found on standard and studio. It's the sound of the Les Paul Annes 60-70. There is not a buzz, we just put the guitar with the amp turned on it yazro parasites.
For the rest, again, it's a Les Paul, so big sound, sustain ..
OVERALL OPINION
Reue a month ago.
I like her look 'old scratch', but I think I'll let a little sun and moon, the history of plastic and other binding tarnish. L then it will look like an old Les Paul.
It's a good guitar trs, trs well finished down to the last dtails. I disassemble Access in knobs to see it well RALIS trs.
Report qualitprix, well it is may be a bit expensive for a guitar (1875) but good was one of the pleasures of life
This is the guitar of the week 33. SERIES limit 400 copies.
Small copy and paste SPECIFICATIONS:
BODY
-Species: Mahogany
TABLE
-Species: Mahogany
-Binding: Single Ply
-Finish: Antique Vintage Sunburst
NECK
-Species: Mahogany
-Profile: Slim LP
Peghead-Pitch: 17
-Head Inlay: Americana "Gibson" script
Fingerboard
-Species: Rosewood
Scale-Length: 243 / 4 "
-Number Of Frets: 22
Nut Width: 1695 "
-Inlays: Trapezoid
-Fingerboard Binding: Single Ply
HARDWARE
-Plating Finish: Nickel
-Tailpiece: Stopbar
Bridge: Tune-o-matic
-Knobs: Amber Top Hat
-Tuners: Green Key
-Neck Pickups: 57 Classic, Uncovered With Nickel Polepieces
Bridge Pickups: 57 Classic Plus, Uncovered With Nickel Polepieces
-Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3-way Switch - With Push / Pull Pots
OTHER
-Strings: Brite Wires .010 -. 046
CASE
-Case Interior: White Plush
-Case Exterior: Black Reptile Pattern Hardshell With
-Case Silkscreen: Silver Gibson USA logo
UTILIZATION
I expected at first - Les Paul reputable forces - has had a heavy guitar, heavy trs.
I t surprised by lifting: it is the same weight as my Start U.S..
The handle is very well. We do not play it like recess on a stratum, but you get used to rev quickly. The scale is shorter than a Start, so the boxes are smaller.
The action is low trs.
I feel like I have to make a guitar that can play with finesse, nuances, soft trs.
Gnral for ergonomics, Access in acute everything, well it's a Les Paul.
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, blues.
The classic '57 pickups suit me perfectly, they have a less aggressive sound that microphones found on standard and studio. It's the sound of the Les Paul Annes 60-70. There is not a buzz, we just put the guitar with the amp turned on it yazro parasites.
For the rest, again, it's a Les Paul, so big sound, sustain ..
OVERALL OPINION
Reue a month ago.
I like her look 'old scratch', but I think I'll let a little sun and moon, the history of plastic and other binding tarnish. L then it will look like an old Les Paul.
It's a good guitar trs, trs well finished down to the last dtails. I disassemble Access in knobs to see it well RALIS trs.
Report qualitprix, well it is may be a bit expensive for a guitar (1875) but good was one of the pleasures of life