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gilles-coyotePublished on 09/05/11 at 09:38 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Manufacturing Japan, early 80's.
Stop Bar Bridge and Tun O Matic (a Les Paul, what)
Oil bath mechanical but of average quality (well, given the age ...)
Full freight in bad shape when I unearthed ...
2 volumes, 2 tones, a switch 3 pos (a LESP ....)
UTILIZATION
The neck is straight, very rounded to the radius. The frets on mine were rinsed. I made serious planning. So, I'm almost in action with a fretless bass hyper.
The handle became very pleasant. I prefer it to others. Including that of my studio Gibs.
It is lighter than the original, too, about the ergonomics and access to acute, it kif kif.
SOUNDS
His side, I missed the micro bridge for purchase. As for the neck...…
Stop Bar Bridge and Tun O Matic (a Les Paul, what)
Oil bath mechanical but of average quality (well, given the age ...)
Full freight in bad shape when I unearthed ...
2 volumes, 2 tones, a switch 3 pos (a LESP ....)
UTILIZATION
The neck is straight, very rounded to the radius. The frets on mine were rinsed. I made serious planning. So, I'm almost in action with a fretless bass hyper.
The handle became very pleasant. I prefer it to others. Including that of my studio Gibs.
It is lighter than the original, too, about the ergonomics and access to acute, it kif kif.
SOUNDS
His side, I missed the micro bridge for purchase. As for the neck...…
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Manufacturing Japan, early 80's.
Stop Bar Bridge and Tun O Matic (a Les Paul, what)
Oil bath mechanical but of average quality (well, given the age ...)
Full freight in bad shape when I unearthed ...
2 volumes, 2 tones, a switch 3 pos (a LESP ....)
UTILIZATION
The neck is straight, very rounded to the radius. The frets on mine were rinsed. I made serious planning. So, I'm almost in action with a fretless bass hyper.
The handle became very pleasant. I prefer it to others. Including that of my studio Gibs.
It is lighter than the original, too, about the ergonomics and access to acute, it kif kif.
SOUNDS
His side, I missed the micro bridge for purchase. As for the neck pickup, it was in three pieces. I dug up two humbuckers distortion of the 80 also and everything went great ...
I'll try an easel to see in SH4, but the sound is already very close to the large distortion in the Slash and very jazzy To Air (bcp particularly low, almost too).
I also planned to change the condos and to review the wiring. this one is a little cheap and wired in the traditional ...
The lifts are also rinsed ... I'll put the keys of an old sg lurking.
I know it's bcp changes for a small scratch, but it broke the one hand, it allows me to have a scraper to lug around too much and not worry about it in the end, I sound sick! I was right to not deprive myself.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a year or so.
I have qques guitars (Les Paul, Start, parker, tv ...) but I have no hesitation in leaving it out permanently or for a walk àl'emmener boeufesque.
Freights at the grass roots facilitate the work of qques tjs exercises necessary and it bleuffe pals when plugged!
Clearly, if you find one, even tired, take ... It will always be a good basis for that is the trouble of customizing a bit.
Stop Bar Bridge and Tun O Matic (a Les Paul, what)
Oil bath mechanical but of average quality (well, given the age ...)
Full freight in bad shape when I unearthed ...
2 volumes, 2 tones, a switch 3 pos (a LESP ....)
UTILIZATION
The neck is straight, very rounded to the radius. The frets on mine were rinsed. I made serious planning. So, I'm almost in action with a fretless bass hyper.
The handle became very pleasant. I prefer it to others. Including that of my studio Gibs.
It is lighter than the original, too, about the ergonomics and access to acute, it kif kif.
SOUNDS
His side, I missed the micro bridge for purchase. As for the neck pickup, it was in three pieces. I dug up two humbuckers distortion of the 80 also and everything went great ...
I'll try an easel to see in SH4, but the sound is already very close to the large distortion in the Slash and very jazzy To Air (bcp particularly low, almost too).
I also planned to change the condos and to review the wiring. this one is a little cheap and wired in the traditional ...
The lifts are also rinsed ... I'll put the keys of an old sg lurking.
I know it's bcp changes for a small scratch, but it broke the one hand, it allows me to have a scraper to lug around too much and not worry about it in the end, I sound sick! I was right to not deprive myself.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a year or so.
I have qques guitars (Les Paul, Start, parker, tv ...) but I have no hesitation in leaving it out permanently or for a walk àl'emmener boeufesque.
Freights at the grass roots facilitate the work of qques tjs exercises necessary and it bleuffe pals when plugged!
Clearly, if you find one, even tired, take ... It will always be a good basis for that is the trouble of customizing a bit.
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SG1802Published on 11/26/07 at 00:38 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Made in Japan in the 80 ...
22 frets, 2 humbuckers
Stop bar bridge
4 knobs les paul classic
handle relatively large
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant though not very fast, I mean no shredding but otherwise it's all good. Channel with a large radius curved enough.
Easy access to acute even until the last fret through the cut away.
Although quite heavy, the guitar is balanced standing position as asssise.
The sound you get from the start is really in the spirit of Les Paul Gibson. Heavy, warm and a very good and long sustain, now we need some time to adapt and tweaks to wake the sleeping beauty. Must therefore play with the knobs on the guitar and those of the amp.
SOUNDS
At...…
22 frets, 2 humbuckers
Stop bar bridge
4 knobs les paul classic
handle relatively large
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant though not very fast, I mean no shredding but otherwise it's all good. Channel with a large radius curved enough.
Easy access to acute even until the last fret through the cut away.
Although quite heavy, the guitar is balanced standing position as asssise.
The sound you get from the start is really in the spirit of Les Paul Gibson. Heavy, warm and a very good and long sustain, now we need some time to adapt and tweaks to wake the sleeping beauty. Must therefore play with the knobs on the guitar and those of the amp.
SOUNDS
At...…
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Made in Japan in the 80 ...
22 frets, 2 humbuckers
Stop bar bridge
4 knobs les paul classic
handle relatively large
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant though not very fast, I mean no shredding but otherwise it's all good. Channel with a large radius curved enough.
Easy access to acute even until the last fret through the cut away.
Although quite heavy, the guitar is balanced standing position as asssise.
The sound you get from the start is really in the spirit of Les Paul Gibson. Heavy, warm and a very good and long sustain, now we need some time to adapt and tweaks to wake the sleeping beauty. Must therefore play with the knobs on the guitar and those of the amp.
SOUNDS
At the time that I bought used in 1993 in Pigalle ... I guess it was appropriate for all types of music we were doing, that is the "rock you got 20 years you put the knobs at the bottom." Today with more experience, I would say it's a guitar that can rock good and hard but excels especially in blues and jazz situations!
I use a Kustom Tube 12 and a Torque TR100. I can tell you that with the Torque and the bowl 15 ", ca sent! But where is a total bluff is when my luthier did ring on his hot rod. Luthier is, it was able to take everything she could give it, awesome!
OVERALL OPINION
I've had since 93. I used it for 4 years and then abandoned him in the cellar for 10 years! (My friends and I have taken separate paths and varied but I can not explain this decision of gratouillage electric)
I put in for a luthier that he revives, adjusting the neck, pickups, etc. .. I conseillle at all to do from time to time, especially those who control the Internet, your guitar does not come out better than good prices.
The value is out of proportion, this guitar is probably 25 years now, it sounds! ITS is sound, I remember that an imitation Les Paul. Is it a gibson? Probably not but it has character all its own. In any case it leaves behind all Epiphone!
This choice? I would hate to death if I did not.
I remind you that Maya is a Japanese brand that Kobe was a lot of respect. Unfortunately the factory was destroyed in the earthquake, and did not found. But the revival is in fashion, you never know ...
22 frets, 2 humbuckers
Stop bar bridge
4 knobs les paul classic
handle relatively large
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant though not very fast, I mean no shredding but otherwise it's all good. Channel with a large radius curved enough.
Easy access to acute even until the last fret through the cut away.
Although quite heavy, the guitar is balanced standing position as asssise.
The sound you get from the start is really in the spirit of Les Paul Gibson. Heavy, warm and a very good and long sustain, now we need some time to adapt and tweaks to wake the sleeping beauty. Must therefore play with the knobs on the guitar and those of the amp.
SOUNDS
At the time that I bought used in 1993 in Pigalle ... I guess it was appropriate for all types of music we were doing, that is the "rock you got 20 years you put the knobs at the bottom." Today with more experience, I would say it's a guitar that can rock good and hard but excels especially in blues and jazz situations!
I use a Kustom Tube 12 and a Torque TR100. I can tell you that with the Torque and the bowl 15 ", ca sent! But where is a total bluff is when my luthier did ring on his hot rod. Luthier is, it was able to take everything she could give it, awesome!
OVERALL OPINION
I've had since 93. I used it for 4 years and then abandoned him in the cellar for 10 years! (My friends and I have taken separate paths and varied but I can not explain this decision of gratouillage electric)
I put in for a luthier that he revives, adjusting the neck, pickups, etc. .. I conseillle at all to do from time to time, especially those who control the Internet, your guitar does not come out better than good prices.
The value is out of proportion, this guitar is probably 25 years now, it sounds! ITS is sound, I remember that an imitation Les Paul. Is it a gibson? Probably not but it has character all its own. In any case it leaves behind all Epiphone!
This choice? I would hate to death if I did not.
I remind you that Maya is a Japanese brand that Kobe was a lot of respect. Unfortunately the factory was destroyed in the earthquake, and did not found. But the revival is in fashion, you never know ...
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- Manufacturer: Maya (guitar)
- Model: Les Paul
- Category: LP-Shaped Guitars
- Added in our database on: 11/26/2007
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