manza31
Published on 07/25/07 at 05:47
Electro-acoustic coupbr pan /> - Table massive pica Europe
- Cypress Fund
- Manche nato
- Rosewood
- Rosewood bridge
- Mcaniques dores
- + Sensor piezo sensor table
- B-Band Prampli Yamaha System 49
No note, because I'm not luthier and in the end what matters is the sound.
UTILIZATION
- The handle is quite enjoyable for a classic, a bit wide as any classics, any notices the above
- Access to acute pan is facilitated by the fact.
- Good ergonomics, lgre.
- Built-in preamp is to use the piezo, or piezo + small sensor, powered by a battery. it is good, but the little sensor must be submitted along with a muted, if not the trs feedback comes quickly. The equalizer is correct, ca does not apply to me an equalizer on a good quality external preamp.
- This is an electro, so feedback CONTROLLABLE therefore very practical ...
SOUNDS
Officially dedicated to flamenco, I found more than bossa flamenco. It sounds too slammed, and lack of a flamenco DEFINITIONS.
As for cons of bossa, the price is well trs, trs saw his natural sounding hot. (This must come from the spruce probably)
A plug in a Roland AC60 or better an aer ...
After one thing namely, on a guitar amp is not bad, but otherwise it does not ring! acoustics, there is a lack of real power. So think carefully on this point, we are not always lugs around with an amp ... For me it is an important factor in my logic, I want a guitar sound good acoustics, and after I was free to choose my microphone, my preamp ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a year.
+ A warm sound, and convenient since it is cutaway and electro.
- Lack of volume in acoustics, and lacks DEFINITIONS.
- The ratio quality price is corect a condition to play amplifibr />
- If I remake this choice? For use as I did (bossa amplifies) yes. For any other use. If you hope to do the flamenco on it, take a good acoustic guitar and put in a microwave or audiotechnica Schertler.
Too expensive for a first guitar, and not good enough when you decide to "good" guitar. (There is an expression for AC, when you have something on the fence ...)
- Cypress Fund
- Manche nato
- Rosewood
- Rosewood bridge
- Mcaniques dores
- + Sensor piezo sensor table
- B-Band Prampli Yamaha System 49
No note, because I'm not luthier and in the end what matters is the sound.
UTILIZATION
- The handle is quite enjoyable for a classic, a bit wide as any classics, any notices the above
- Access to acute pan is facilitated by the fact.
- Good ergonomics, lgre.
- Built-in preamp is to use the piezo, or piezo + small sensor, powered by a battery. it is good, but the little sensor must be submitted along with a muted, if not the trs feedback comes quickly. The equalizer is correct, ca does not apply to me an equalizer on a good quality external preamp.
- This is an electro, so feedback CONTROLLABLE therefore very practical ...
SOUNDS
Officially dedicated to flamenco, I found more than bossa flamenco. It sounds too slammed, and lack of a flamenco DEFINITIONS.
As for cons of bossa, the price is well trs, trs saw his natural sounding hot. (This must come from the spruce probably)
A plug in a Roland AC60 or better an aer ...
After one thing namely, on a guitar amp is not bad, but otherwise it does not ring! acoustics, there is a lack of real power. So think carefully on this point, we are not always lugs around with an amp ... For me it is an important factor in my logic, I want a guitar sound good acoustics, and after I was free to choose my microphone, my preamp ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a year.
+ A warm sound, and convenient since it is cutaway and electro.
- Lack of volume in acoustics, and lacks DEFINITIONS.
- The ratio quality price is corect a condition to play amplifibr />
- If I remake this choice? For use as I did (bossa amplifies) yes. For any other use. If you hope to do the flamenco on it, take a good acoustic guitar and put in a microwave or audiotechnica Schertler.
Too expensive for a first guitar, and not good enough when you decide to "good" guitar. (There is an expression for AC, when you have something on the fence ...)