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cococh8 « Great little guitar »
Published on 12/10/13 at 01:50It appears to have been manufactured in the UK. surprising but not pk.
I want to say that at this price I bought it used, with a lot of hits and an easel off ...!
The handle is similar to a round elctrique telecaster type guitar. Very thin but very playable even for an adult despite his pitch 3/4.
The violin is generally hyper correct. Much better than the version of Roadser TWRTE I too. It includes all of binding, a very clean finish.
I count it up a lil LR Baggs Element piezo type, we'll see what happens.
I had originally purchased as a gift to my little sister who comencé guitar and is struggling to hold a folk four quarters with mini bars. I fell fan and suddenly I care and I bought one for her ...
UTILIZATION
Super nice handle. and super easy to play because the short scale makes much softer strings. I use the same Martin Light 80/20 12/54 on my D45 and it is much less sore fingers. Ideal for work lines for hours without bleeding everywhere.
Access to acute is as rotten as 100% of folk without cutaway. But hey no one buys it to play Iron Maiden ...
ergonomics is really good and not small gabari gene comfort. I've tried the travel guitars on where the operating cash asked me no problem. Not at all.
As I had said I had with chelavet off. I think this is a fault on these series because on my other small Tanglewood, the edges of the bridge are also slightly loosened. Suddenly I reponssé, drilled and reassembled glued / screwed with two small bolts on the sides discrete mode. So, it increased the bridge which cuts a little high and gives a rounder and softer sound the best effect. Moin crillard than the original and more harmonics. The sustain is also very good for this kind of pitch.
For transport it is great. very light and easy to move in its cover (barely 1m high standing in her case). In addition, when the door backpack scooter, the head does not exceed the headphone and therefore it makes no annoying wind taken.
The tuners are very good, best fan on the roadster series. And this is important because short forks are more difficult to tune, more sensitive.
I put 7/10 for frailty (he appears) easels.
SOUNDS
It is suitable for all, but extra guitar. I also use the studio to add small treble sounds on my accompanying grid references to J45.
Also perfect for folk, acoustic reggae, blues etc ...
Or she is the least comfortable, is on rytmiques in open chords because it lacks bass (obviously saw the body) of projection. But this is not a main guitar.
however super friendly on small solos, and short scale allows large bend like an electric without getting an index carpaccio ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about a month. I had a mini earth Cort and Tanglewood TWRTE and I prefer this one. Its richer, softer and much more neat finish. btw I'll equip it with a piezo for plugging me everywhere in case of ox improvised.
A great little guitar to carry around
I want to say that at this price I bought it used, with a lot of hits and an easel off ...!
The handle is similar to a round elctrique telecaster type guitar. Very thin but very playable even for an adult despite his pitch 3/4.
The violin is generally hyper correct. Much better than the version of Roadser TWRTE I too. It includes all of binding, a very clean finish.
I count it up a lil LR Baggs Element piezo type, we'll see what happens.
I had originally purchased as a gift to my little sister who comencé guitar and is struggling to hold a folk four quarters with mini bars. I fell fan and suddenly I care and I bought one for her ...
UTILIZATION
Super nice handle. and super easy to play because the short scale makes much softer strings. I use the same Martin Light 80/20 12/54 on my D45 and it is much less sore fingers. Ideal for work lines for hours without bleeding everywhere.
Access to acute is as rotten as 100% of folk without cutaway. But hey no one buys it to play Iron Maiden ...
ergonomics is really good and not small gabari gene comfort. I've tried the travel guitars on where the operating cash asked me no problem. Not at all.
As I had said I had with chelavet off. I think this is a fault on these series because on my other small Tanglewood, the edges of the bridge are also slightly loosened. Suddenly I reponssé, drilled and reassembled glued / screwed with two small bolts on the sides discrete mode. So, it increased the bridge which cuts a little high and gives a rounder and softer sound the best effect. Moin crillard than the original and more harmonics. The sustain is also very good for this kind of pitch.
For transport it is great. very light and easy to move in its cover (barely 1m high standing in her case). In addition, when the door backpack scooter, the head does not exceed the headphone and therefore it makes no annoying wind taken.
The tuners are very good, best fan on the roadster series. And this is important because short forks are more difficult to tune, more sensitive.
I put 7/10 for frailty (he appears) easels.
SOUNDS
It is suitable for all, but extra guitar. I also use the studio to add small treble sounds on my accompanying grid references to J45.
Also perfect for folk, acoustic reggae, blues etc ...
Or she is the least comfortable, is on rytmiques in open chords because it lacks bass (obviously saw the body) of projection. But this is not a main guitar.
however super friendly on small solos, and short scale allows large bend like an electric without getting an index carpaccio ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about a month. I had a mini earth Cort and Tanglewood TWRTE and I prefer this one. Its richer, softer and much more neat finish. btw I'll equip it with a piezo for plugging me everywhere in case of ox improvised.
A great little guitar to carry around