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Published on 04/26/12 at 10:35Created in France but made in Japan. This is a Synthesis, but the range above equipped with better electronics.
Not a real Floyd, but still.
Neck-24 frets.
2 humbuckers with inverters.
Volume & tone concentric Varitone 6 positions.
Given her age and reliability, I put 10.
UTILIZATION
The handle is comfortable to play. it was refretté in 2010.
Not too heavy, accessible buttons.
access to the latest boxes is easy.
Good clear sound, not hum.
Another 10.
SOUNDS
It suits me fine.
The sound resembles neither the Strats or Les Paul for it has its own sound!
Used on a POD or a ToneLab.
With Varitone and inverters, there is a range available on a song to play.
Forever 10.
OVERALL OPINION
Since 1984. She made it for miles ...
The Aria Pro II, but I preferred the sound of the Apex. Ah, an SG secondhand, too, but too worn.
A unique look! Ah, this pink glitter!
Purchased about 5000 F. It was the average prices of the time ...
Yes, I would do this choice ... but no, it no longer!
Good guess the note!
I enclose a photo (in good company).
Not a real Floyd, but still.
Neck-24 frets.
2 humbuckers with inverters.
Volume & tone concentric Varitone 6 positions.
Given her age and reliability, I put 10.
UTILIZATION
The handle is comfortable to play. it was refretté in 2010.
Not too heavy, accessible buttons.
access to the latest boxes is easy.
Good clear sound, not hum.
Another 10.
SOUNDS
It suits me fine.
The sound resembles neither the Strats or Les Paul for it has its own sound!
Used on a POD or a ToneLab.
With Varitone and inverters, there is a range available on a song to play.
Forever 10.
OVERALL OPINION
Since 1984. She made it for miles ...
The Aria Pro II, but I preferred the sound of the Apex. Ah, an SG secondhand, too, but too worn.
A unique look! Ah, this pink glitter!
Purchased about 5000 F. It was the average prices of the time ...
Yes, I would do this choice ... but no, it no longer!
Good guess the note!
I enclose a photo (in good company).