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Published on 06/21/04 at 15:00I bought this guitar through musicians friend for $350.00. I bought it because I needed something better than my old beginner guitar.
Everything. It plays wonderfully, it looks incredible. It puts out a nice sound also. I've played Gibson guitars and I can't really tell that much af a difference in playability between the G-400 and other Gibson guitars. This guitar can be used for any style you want. I play a lot of classic rock and it works great for that, but you can also sounds great for metal and heavier stuff and it works great for softer mellow stuff also. The tone and volume controls for each pickup are great. It adds a ton of versatility in your music. The trapazoid inlays add a great look to a great guitar.
It's too cool.
No problems so far. It seems to be built pretty solid. The set neck joint is really nice.
If you need a great guitar for a great price, I would strongly reccomend this guitar. Whatever level of guitarist you are, this guitar does it all, from bustin' out solos to laying down smooth rythm tracks. Buy it, you wont regret it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Everything. It plays wonderfully, it looks incredible. It puts out a nice sound also. I've played Gibson guitars and I can't really tell that much af a difference in playability between the G-400 and other Gibson guitars. This guitar can be used for any style you want. I play a lot of classic rock and it works great for that, but you can also sounds great for metal and heavier stuff and it works great for softer mellow stuff also. The tone and volume controls for each pickup are great. It adds a ton of versatility in your music. The trapazoid inlays add a great look to a great guitar.
It's too cool.
No problems so far. It seems to be built pretty solid. The set neck joint is really nice.
If you need a great guitar for a great price, I would strongly reccomend this guitar. Whatever level of guitarist you are, this guitar does it all, from bustin' out solos to laying down smooth rythm tracks. Buy it, you wont regret it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com