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Published on 03/23/14 at 05:17- Made in Japan, it is very good, violin, mechanical .. nothing to say!
- The handle: The handle is larger than other PGM (100, 301 ...), it is done in 5 parts, maple, walnut and rosewood key removed 24 frets.
- Micro: Very big advantage of this guitar, it has two Dimarzio Air Classic but in a special config selector!
let me explain:
Selector 5 positions: - 1 positions, severe micro only
- 2nd Micro grave with the coils in parallel
- 3rd, the two microphone Full
- 4 th, both serious coil (micro his splite)
- 5 th, bridge pickup only
therefore abstract volume and selector 5 positions!
UTILIZATION
The handle:
- The most: Despite being the biggest handle is very nice it's bigger than a Fender Stratocaster same but it gives a feeling of great game!
- Cons: Despite of the bisotage body (beautiful) for access to acute I think to the 19 th we begin to no longer be at ease!
if in terms of weight, balance, etc. I've played 4 hours standing with no worries, just have a nice strap and want to play
SOUNDS
Sound:
- Definition: This is a versatile guitar but with a strong personality!
- 1st position (neck pickup): The sound is powerful, with a big attack, it is well balanced rather typical blues rock riff as the intro vibrato paul gilbert without the phaser
- 2nd position (handle PARALLEL) was the less powerful blues rock sound still a bit dry but softer you lose a bit of volume and attack but it is very helpful and always sounds!
- 3rd position (full): Then there its powerful snap that offers beautiful possibilities, rather blues funk with attack range and rhythmic banging!
- 4th position (2 serious winding) and my god it's good! take a strat, the supercharged you have a Charvel San Dimas with a single and a double and it was very good and then you take the same strat you boosted more and you have the PGM 401 with its strat bodybuilder, we lower the volume knob that is progressive and we funk! (The best possition to play all)
- 5th position (micro acute): Ah, here is missing the sound of Paul Gilbert in his solos therefore not worth given more detail picks an insane attack in his slice bacon as they say and sustain very well managed!
I would have liked a tone knob for even more possibilities!
OVERALL OPINION
So to summarize:
I had a lot of guitars, ibanez pgm 301 frm 100 rpm, charvel san dimas, Vigier Excalibur, shawn lane etc. .. and this is my 2nd favorite so far I do like to play a wide repertoire with a single guitar.
more: - Beauty
- Manufacturing quality
- Handle geometrically perfect
- Sound Blues / funk / rock
- A sound and slice the bacon
Cons: - the lack of a tone knob to play more "jazz"
- Access not perfect in acute
- A handle too nail the back (the mod and make faster but I wanted the original kept)
With the experience I would do is choose eyes closed justify value for money is I had a lot of guitar and we can find a little better in terms of violin for the price but not value for full price!
Bought the carefree you will not regret it!
thank you for taking the time to read I hope I was clear
- The handle: The handle is larger than other PGM (100, 301 ...), it is done in 5 parts, maple, walnut and rosewood key removed 24 frets.
- Micro: Very big advantage of this guitar, it has two Dimarzio Air Classic but in a special config selector!
let me explain:
Selector 5 positions: - 1 positions, severe micro only
- 2nd Micro grave with the coils in parallel
- 3rd, the two microphone Full
- 4 th, both serious coil (micro his splite)
- 5 th, bridge pickup only
therefore abstract volume and selector 5 positions!
UTILIZATION
The handle:
- The most: Despite being the biggest handle is very nice it's bigger than a Fender Stratocaster same but it gives a feeling of great game!
- Cons: Despite of the bisotage body (beautiful) for access to acute I think to the 19 th we begin to no longer be at ease!
if in terms of weight, balance, etc. I've played 4 hours standing with no worries, just have a nice strap and want to play
SOUNDS
Sound:
- Definition: This is a versatile guitar but with a strong personality!
- 1st position (neck pickup): The sound is powerful, with a big attack, it is well balanced rather typical blues rock riff as the intro vibrato paul gilbert without the phaser
- 2nd position (handle PARALLEL) was the less powerful blues rock sound still a bit dry but softer you lose a bit of volume and attack but it is very helpful and always sounds!
- 3rd position (full): Then there its powerful snap that offers beautiful possibilities, rather blues funk with attack range and rhythmic banging!
- 4th position (2 serious winding) and my god it's good! take a strat, the supercharged you have a Charvel San Dimas with a single and a double and it was very good and then you take the same strat you boosted more and you have the PGM 401 with its strat bodybuilder, we lower the volume knob that is progressive and we funk! (The best possition to play all)
- 5th position (micro acute): Ah, here is missing the sound of Paul Gilbert in his solos therefore not worth given more detail picks an insane attack in his slice bacon as they say and sustain very well managed!
I would have liked a tone knob for even more possibilities!
OVERALL OPINION
So to summarize:
I had a lot of guitars, ibanez pgm 301 frm 100 rpm, charvel san dimas, Vigier Excalibur, shawn lane etc. .. and this is my 2nd favorite so far I do like to play a wide repertoire with a single guitar.
more: - Beauty
- Manufacturing quality
- Handle geometrically perfect
- Sound Blues / funk / rock
- A sound and slice the bacon
Cons: - the lack of a tone knob to play more "jazz"
- Access not perfect in acute
- A handle too nail the back (the mod and make faster but I wanted the original kept)
With the experience I would do is choose eyes closed justify value for money is I had a lot of guitar and we can find a little better in terms of violin for the price but not value for full price!
Bought the carefree you will not regret it!
thank you for taking the time to read I hope I was clear