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rudd08
Published on 03/07/06 at 17:07
Made in Korea, G-310 has a neck 22 frets and pickups like humbuckers arranged as follows: 1 chavalet, a sleeve. It also has a micro switch selection with a volume knob and 1 tone knob for the microphone.
The bridge is Tune O Matic style. The handle is the k'il There's better on this model!
The wood is alder, not plywood, but crude, the handle too, and the ebony fingerboard. The frets wear out fairly ( )
UTILIZATION
I use only the G-310, because, first, this is my first guitar, and secondly, is that of Angus! lol
The handle is for me the advantage of this guitar, super late, right, and enjoyable to play.
The access to treble is quite difficult, I almost have to dislocate. It is true that the attachment strap is located on the home run, but I have turned it to the back of the box, near the plate screws of the handle. The hole was punched with wood pulp and had a black coat of paint for models. on the other hand, after the G-310 pitches down, watch out for Bings! Impeccable ergonomics, light weight. For sound, I find it nice. With ToneLab SE, it goes pretty well.
SOUNDS
The G-310 for me as for the blues than metal. I play exclusively in bridge pickup, volume 10, tone 10. I used the neck pickup for solos types DePalma. I play with a Tonelab SE and amp, a Roland Cube 100. The sound is impecable. But lack of sustain (neck screwed!).
The sounds are good enough, as far as clean as in overdrive.
OVERALL OPINION
It's been 8 years I own my ke G-310, and is almost new, except the frets that wear out too quickly for my taste. the characteristic I like best is the sleeve, without question. It remains the least vissé.J 've tried the G-400, but it is heavier and handle much larger, but it is stuck, easier to treble. The ratio Q / P is excellent. Impecable to start.
With experience, I would ask epiphone me do the same, but with a set neck! lol. Yes, I definitely take it again.
The bridge is Tune O Matic style. The handle is the k'il There's better on this model!
The wood is alder, not plywood, but crude, the handle too, and the ebony fingerboard. The frets wear out fairly ( )
UTILIZATION
I use only the G-310, because, first, this is my first guitar, and secondly, is that of Angus! lol
The handle is for me the advantage of this guitar, super late, right, and enjoyable to play.
The access to treble is quite difficult, I almost have to dislocate. It is true that the attachment strap is located on the home run, but I have turned it to the back of the box, near the plate screws of the handle. The hole was punched with wood pulp and had a black coat of paint for models. on the other hand, after the G-310 pitches down, watch out for Bings! Impeccable ergonomics, light weight. For sound, I find it nice. With ToneLab SE, it goes pretty well.
SOUNDS
The G-310 for me as for the blues than metal. I play exclusively in bridge pickup, volume 10, tone 10. I used the neck pickup for solos types DePalma. I play with a Tonelab SE and amp, a Roland Cube 100. The sound is impecable. But lack of sustain (neck screwed!).
The sounds are good enough, as far as clean as in overdrive.
OVERALL OPINION
It's been 8 years I own my ke G-310, and is almost new, except the frets that wear out too quickly for my taste. the characteristic I like best is the sleeve, without question. It remains the least vissé.J 've tried the G-400, but it is heavier and handle much larger, but it is stuck, easier to treble. The ratio Q / P is excellent. Impecable to start.
With experience, I would ask epiphone me do the same, but with a set neck! lol. Yes, I definitely take it again.