MGR/Stuart.G.S « Parker NiteFly - M »
Published on 12/27/02 at 15:00I traded in my Jackson SL3 Guitar for this thing because I kept on puling the strings off the side of the neck on the jackson where they have the strings to close to the edge of the neck.
The neck on the NiteFly - M is just a joy. The action is mega low and those hardended stainles frets are so super smooth that string bending on this baby is an absolute delight
The thing I didn't like about the guitar is the dimarzio pickups that they fit. They sound ok going straight into a good quality amp , but going through a POD Or Digitech Amp simulator sounded crap, so I fitted a pair of Seymore Duncan pick up and it has trasformed the guitar into the best guitar I have ever played.
Also the body of the guitar is very easy to mark as it is only a wax finish.
As far as the neck goes ( wow! ),the rest of the guitar is of a very high quality.
This is a guitar that you can sit down and play for hours because I brings the best out of you. The things that you didn't think you could play become a posibility and leads to a high degree of satisfaction.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The neck on the NiteFly - M is just a joy. The action is mega low and those hardended stainles frets are so super smooth that string bending on this baby is an absolute delight
The thing I didn't like about the guitar is the dimarzio pickups that they fit. They sound ok going straight into a good quality amp , but going through a POD Or Digitech Amp simulator sounded crap, so I fitted a pair of Seymore Duncan pick up and it has trasformed the guitar into the best guitar I have ever played.
Also the body of the guitar is very easy to mark as it is only a wax finish.
As far as the neck goes ( wow! ),the rest of the guitar is of a very high quality.
This is a guitar that you can sit down and play for hours because I brings the best out of you. The things that you didn't think you could play become a posibility and leads to a high degree of satisfaction.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com