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Mischka
Published on 01/11/10 at 05:51
<strong>In which country was it made?</strong>
A pure product of the former GDR (a program!)
<strong>How many frets, what kind of microphone and their configuration?
</strong>
I can not remember the exact number of boxes but the handle has a zero freight.
Two microphones simple, even simplistic!
Swicht a kind Gibson to move from one micro to another, two knobs (volume and tone) and a sort of recess Varitone good shit ...
<strong>What type of bridge (Floyd, Wilkinson ...)?</strong>
Cordier fixed + bridge shit too.
<strong>What kind of stick?
</strong>
Ahahahahah! Straddling a baseball bat and the biggest race of Fender Precision imaginable!
UTILIZATION
<strong>The handle is it nice?
</strong>
It could be an eyesore, especially when you have little paws, but eventually it will.
<strong>Access to acute (last string) Is it easy?</strong>
Have nothing to worry fight for access to sharp when you play it!
<strong>Ergonomics is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?</strong>
The guitar is light and fairly balanced. This is a nice copy of Jaguar / Jazzmaster with some specific details (the plate, head ...) that makes it quite original shot. I think this guitar is made of fir not top ... The finish is quite clean and paint really cheesy! I'm on the East German factories at the time were making buffets or tables with the same colors!! The sunburst really makes me think of some old Italian or even Framus.
Cons into question by the agreement and accuracy, it was really neat.
<strong>Do you get a good sound easy?</strong>
I do not think you can expect to find a sound comparable to current standards with this instrument ... is a major drawback for most guitarists, but it can also be an advantage ...
SOUNDS
<strong>Are they suitable for your style of music?</strong>
While I was doing minimalist pop at low volumes or surfing (or YéhYéh), it was perfect for me ... when I'm ironing on planes more rock'n'roll, I immediately ... hook on the wall of my room! But I guess it can be very interesting in open tuning with a slide and then completely the opposite with many effects on a huge amp to do something very noise ... avé lot of feedback (Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, among other things ...).
To forget the garage and punk: not enough fish (I tried ...).
<strong>With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?</strong>
Clean sound on my Vox AC30, she spent a lot ... also with a reverb or echo (I guess) but its lost a lot of its definition with overdrive ... On transistor amps is simply attroce ... rough, dry, crachouillant ...
<strong>What kind of sound you get and with what settings ("crystalline", "fat ",....)?</strong>
Very highly crystalline ... glingling at all stages whether in micro serious, acute or intermediate ... and species of Varitone not change a thing ... if not it could be even more crap ...
<strong>What are the sounds you prefer, you hate?</strong>
Favorites: The semi-clear sound boxes, Ricken 12-strings and LP / SG Junior overdrive .... short between the sound bright and crunch ...
Hated: the big sound of metalheads ...
OVERALL OPINION
<strong>For how long have you been using it?
</strong> I bought on a whim in 2002 after cooked ... it was new and yet appeared to date from the years 60 ... the seller of the store had read a little mark quickly and presented me as a "Musicman" (ahahah!) - unless he wanted to take me for a ham ... ? - Anyway I remember it was the first purchase I made in Euros!
I kept it until 2005, at which time I had to part with it to finance another purchase.
<strong>What thing do you like most/least about it?</strong>
What's more: the look of course, but she is pretty good ... not enough ... soundness, its cheap and very special instrument indeed endearing.
The -: the handle recess ... and his absolute lack of versatility ... ?
<strong>Did you try many other models before getting this one?</strong>
Yes, the tones!
<strong>What is your opinion about the value for the price?</strong>
Excellent! A typical scratch instruments early 60s (but it dates back to 70/80), right, and new accrodable to 150 €, it was very correct.
<strong>Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice?
</strong>
At that price? Of course! Let me explain another owner of this instrument falls totally on this forum, it is his opinion. For my part, I think it's interesting tool for the customer sometimes I am particularly because of the characteristics mentioned above.
Musim this may have its place in a set of several guitars (between a Telecaster and an old Silvertone) and specific plans.
Finally, it has (for me) this is more endearing side of beginner guitar is actually more like! The Egmond, Eko and other Ohio 60's are now surquotée and are no better (well for the ones I played) that this small Musim ... Which brings us back directly to the origins of the guitar affordable ... almost a piece of history that shovel!
Conclusion: I still think that we should not Strop raving about the price, between 150 and 250 € (in good condition) it is correct, beyond ... You really have to want it!!
A pure product of the former GDR (a program!)
<strong>How many frets, what kind of microphone and their configuration?
</strong>
I can not remember the exact number of boxes but the handle has a zero freight.
Two microphones simple, even simplistic!
Swicht a kind Gibson to move from one micro to another, two knobs (volume and tone) and a sort of recess Varitone good shit ...
<strong>What type of bridge (Floyd, Wilkinson ...)?</strong>
Cordier fixed + bridge shit too.
<strong>What kind of stick?
</strong>
Ahahahahah! Straddling a baseball bat and the biggest race of Fender Precision imaginable!
UTILIZATION
<strong>The handle is it nice?
</strong>
It could be an eyesore, especially when you have little paws, but eventually it will.
<strong>Access to acute (last string) Is it easy?</strong>
Have nothing to worry fight for access to sharp when you play it!
<strong>Ergonomics is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?</strong>
The guitar is light and fairly balanced. This is a nice copy of Jaguar / Jazzmaster with some specific details (the plate, head ...) that makes it quite original shot. I think this guitar is made of fir not top ... The finish is quite clean and paint really cheesy! I'm on the East German factories at the time were making buffets or tables with the same colors!! The sunburst really makes me think of some old Italian or even Framus.
Cons into question by the agreement and accuracy, it was really neat.
<strong>Do you get a good sound easy?</strong>
I do not think you can expect to find a sound comparable to current standards with this instrument ... is a major drawback for most guitarists, but it can also be an advantage ...
SOUNDS
<strong>Are they suitable for your style of music?</strong>
While I was doing minimalist pop at low volumes or surfing (or YéhYéh), it was perfect for me ... when I'm ironing on planes more rock'n'roll, I immediately ... hook on the wall of my room! But I guess it can be very interesting in open tuning with a slide and then completely the opposite with many effects on a huge amp to do something very noise ... avé lot of feedback (Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, among other things ...).
To forget the garage and punk: not enough fish (I tried ...).
<strong>With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?</strong>
Clean sound on my Vox AC30, she spent a lot ... also with a reverb or echo (I guess) but its lost a lot of its definition with overdrive ... On transistor amps is simply attroce ... rough, dry, crachouillant ...
<strong>What kind of sound you get and with what settings ("crystalline", "fat ",....)?</strong>
Very highly crystalline ... glingling at all stages whether in micro serious, acute or intermediate ... and species of Varitone not change a thing ... if not it could be even more crap ...
<strong>What are the sounds you prefer, you hate?</strong>
Favorites: The semi-clear sound boxes, Ricken 12-strings and LP / SG Junior overdrive .... short between the sound bright and crunch ...
Hated: the big sound of metalheads ...
OVERALL OPINION
<strong>For how long have you been using it?
</strong> I bought on a whim in 2002 after cooked ... it was new and yet appeared to date from the years 60 ... the seller of the store had read a little mark quickly and presented me as a "Musicman" (ahahah!) - unless he wanted to take me for a ham ... ? - Anyway I remember it was the first purchase I made in Euros!
I kept it until 2005, at which time I had to part with it to finance another purchase.
<strong>What thing do you like most/least about it?</strong>
What's more: the look of course, but she is pretty good ... not enough ... soundness, its cheap and very special instrument indeed endearing.
The -: the handle recess ... and his absolute lack of versatility ... ?
<strong>Did you try many other models before getting this one?</strong>
Yes, the tones!
<strong>What is your opinion about the value for the price?</strong>
Excellent! A typical scratch instruments early 60s (but it dates back to 70/80), right, and new accrodable to 150 €, it was very correct.
<strong>Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice?
</strong>
At that price? Of course! Let me explain another owner of this instrument falls totally on this forum, it is his opinion. For my part, I think it's interesting tool for the customer sometimes I am particularly because of the characteristics mentioned above.
Musim this may have its place in a set of several guitars (between a Telecaster and an old Silvertone) and specific plans.
Finally, it has (for me) this is more endearing side of beginner guitar is actually more like! The Egmond, Eko and other Ohio 60's are now surquotée and are no better (well for the ones I played) that this small Musim ... Which brings us back directly to the origins of the guitar affordable ... almost a piece of history that shovel!
Conclusion: I still think that we should not Strop raving about the price, between 150 and 250 € (in good condition) it is correct, beyond ... You really have to want it!!