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MGR/eric « Washburn WI-64 »
Published on 12/20/05 at 15:00I'm a student. I play rock and blues and i am not n a band.
I bought this guitar at Sam Ash for around $300
When I went to Sam ash i had no idea what i wanted. I told them my price range of $250-$350 and they showed me some guitars. After playing with this, an Ibanez, and a Fender, this washburn sounded the best to me. It was the most audible when it was not plugged in. Not very loud but loud enough for me to play in my room when im bored. Also, this has a set neck that makes some nice sustain. I also liked that there are 4 knobs to really get a variety of tones from this guitar.
I love this guitar. The only thing that i dont like is that the volume knobs seem to not do anything. 1-10 have the same volume and 0 is off.
Nice solid guitar. I banged mine into a few tables already and there is not even a scratch!
If you are looking for a nice guitar and dont have a big budget, this is the guitar for you. Its a really nice guitar and with this price, its amazing!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I bought this guitar at Sam Ash for around $300
When I went to Sam ash i had no idea what i wanted. I told them my price range of $250-$350 and they showed me some guitars. After playing with this, an Ibanez, and a Fender, this washburn sounded the best to me. It was the most audible when it was not plugged in. Not very loud but loud enough for me to play in my room when im bored. Also, this has a set neck that makes some nice sustain. I also liked that there are 4 knobs to really get a variety of tones from this guitar.
I love this guitar. The only thing that i dont like is that the volume knobs seem to not do anything. 1-10 have the same volume and 0 is off.
Nice solid guitar. I banged mine into a few tables already and there is not even a scratch!
If you are looking for a nice guitar and dont have a big budget, this is the guitar for you. Its a really nice guitar and with this price, its amazing!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com