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Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 05/15/07 at 03:50
Same ones below, and confirm, the key is rosewood, not ebony ...
For the rest it is a Lespaul
UTILIZATION
It is of course a Les Paul, with all that it engenders, sustain, good resonance and also the weight!
The neck is thin enough for a gibson, and is very pleasant. Access to acute is the standard Les Paul.
SOUNDS
This is where the slap is coming!
With a design very crude (no table, almost no varnish) and robust (set neck, gibson bridge tunomatic) and microphones from the studio, we have the Les Paul sound, no frills, has the rough!
It sounds, the sustain is there, and also definable. I tried for over a month a custom, and Bisara, I preferred this one.
OVERALL OPINION
I have not bought yet, but I admit that I hesitate!
The lack of polish that the guitar will soon be skating and having a side roots!
On the other hand, the finisher and pretty tables more expensive gibson also make me feel like it.
But if it's the sound you are looking for, try this one before making your choice, you could miss a super grate!
For the rest it is a Lespaul
UTILIZATION
It is of course a Les Paul, with all that it engenders, sustain, good resonance and also the weight!
The neck is thin enough for a gibson, and is very pleasant. Access to acute is the standard Les Paul.
SOUNDS
This is where the slap is coming!
With a design very crude (no table, almost no varnish) and robust (set neck, gibson bridge tunomatic) and microphones from the studio, we have the Les Paul sound, no frills, has the rough!
It sounds, the sustain is there, and also definable. I tried for over a month a custom, and Bisara, I preferred this one.
OVERALL OPINION
I have not bought yet, but I admit that I hesitate!
The lack of polish that the guitar will soon be skating and having a side roots!
On the other hand, the finisher and pretty tables more expensive gibson also make me feel like it.
But if it's the sound you are looking for, try this one before making your choice, you could miss a super grate!