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Published on 01/20/06 at 07:59
Made in Germany
24 frets fictitious (we're on a fretless)
2 Micro Bartolini
The bridge is a marvel of reliability and robustness (short is German)
Volume / balance in passive configuration
Volume-Balance-severe acute active configuration
Changing active / passive is done by pulling / pushing the volume button
Bne-type handle or driver through the back on the edge of the handle are perfect for getting together. I t trs ease quickly.
UTILIZATION
In the beginners it is a bit Drout by the size of the handle (it is on a 6 string). I possde also two old fender precision of 68 and 69 frets and fretless and Difference in size is staggering. But the violin is of such quality (that is to say little in terms of violin is perfect) that we quickly get used to rev to the point that when you go back on the fender was the imptression have a stick in his hands.
CHAC is easy to acute but as a 4 string fretless we tend to go down the handle on a 6 string, I use only rarely trs there.
Ergonomics are good, but I blame him:
The horn-hook on which the strap is short, so that the position of the lower body from the DCAL to the right and the top of the handle of the blow is far beyond the fender ( we must reach out to sit or play be comfortable when playing at the top of a long handle)
-The weight (this is the wood used which also helps to play the NCESS sitting
I put 9 because of the weight and standing
SOUNDS
The sound is the highlight:
micro Bartolini (I dj understanding are because that's what I put on my dj fender fretless)
The sustain is standard (mainly of wood and neck-through)
Briefly about my EAR is a rgal (his Pastorius, Caron, Wooten insured)
In fact it sounds dj non branch is a sign that never fails
Another highlight the uniformity of sound on all strings (you can switch the game in the trs trs severe acute without a feeling of hole)
May be a lack of sharpness that bad (but I think I need to increase pulling)
Recording the diffrence between the thumb is empty and fretless precision: the thumb there are serious ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 2 months
What I like least: the weight
What I like most about the sound, the comfort of the handle, and beauty (the violin is frankly gorgeous)
I tried a lot of bass but never enough t convinced by the diffrence with my old I possde precision for over 30 years.
Report QualitPrix: the price that I paid hand, the ratio is more than excellent: 1500 euros, nine is a different story (it is around 3400 euros)
But I do not regret anything so I am considering buying a 6 string warwick fret
24 frets fictitious (we're on a fretless)
2 Micro Bartolini
The bridge is a marvel of reliability and robustness (short is German)
Volume / balance in passive configuration
Volume-Balance-severe acute active configuration
Changing active / passive is done by pulling / pushing the volume button
Bne-type handle or driver through the back on the edge of the handle are perfect for getting together. I t trs ease quickly.
UTILIZATION
In the beginners it is a bit Drout by the size of the handle (it is on a 6 string). I possde also two old fender precision of 68 and 69 frets and fretless and Difference in size is staggering. But the violin is of such quality (that is to say little in terms of violin is perfect) that we quickly get used to rev to the point that when you go back on the fender was the imptression have a stick in his hands.
CHAC is easy to acute but as a 4 string fretless we tend to go down the handle on a 6 string, I use only rarely trs there.
Ergonomics are good, but I blame him:
The horn-hook on which the strap is short, so that the position of the lower body from the DCAL to the right and the top of the handle of the blow is far beyond the fender ( we must reach out to sit or play be comfortable when playing at the top of a long handle)
-The weight (this is the wood used which also helps to play the NCESS sitting
I put 9 because of the weight and standing
SOUNDS
The sound is the highlight:
micro Bartolini (I dj understanding are because that's what I put on my dj fender fretless)
The sustain is standard (mainly of wood and neck-through)
Briefly about my EAR is a rgal (his Pastorius, Caron, Wooten insured)
In fact it sounds dj non branch is a sign that never fails
Another highlight the uniformity of sound on all strings (you can switch the game in the trs trs severe acute without a feeling of hole)
May be a lack of sharpness that bad (but I think I need to increase pulling)
Recording the diffrence between the thumb is empty and fretless precision: the thumb there are serious ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 2 months
What I like least: the weight
What I like most about the sound, the comfort of the handle, and beauty (the violin is frankly gorgeous)
I tried a lot of bass but never enough t convinced by the diffrence with my old I possde precision for over 30 years.
Report QualitPrix: the price that I paid hand, the ratio is more than excellent: 1500 euros, nine is a different story (it is around 3400 euros)
But I do not regret anything so I am considering buying a 6 string warwick fret