MGR/Utsav Pandey « Samick Artist Series »
Published on 04/23/04 at 15:00Well, as for electrics are concerned, I previously had a Givson Blue Diamond (worth Rs. 5,800) and a Samick SA-11 (worth Ra. 14,500). As I leant more, I desperately needed a better guitar for concerts and esp. a double lock for satch and metal. So that's why I opted for a Samick Artist Series worth Rs. 28,900. Got it from California.
Well the best thing about thsi unit is its versatility. Its got both, the punch for metal and the crank for lead. The finishing is out of the world. The fretboard is great.
Well, the double lock (Flyod Rose) for this unit is a bit shaky. The tremolo bar fits kind'a wierdly and the whole bridge doesn't seem to be that impressive.
The construction and quality is great. Full marks on the finishing and the quality of the pickups. Its got 3 pickups. 2 single coil and one humbucker with 5 place pickup selecter, one volome knob and one tone knob. the puckups are the traditional gibson les paul bar types.
Bottomline, go get it. great for home, studio, concerts ... anything! well, the only thing is its price which seems to be quite how (NRS. 28,900) .. but believe me, its worth it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Well the best thing about thsi unit is its versatility. Its got both, the punch for metal and the crank for lead. The finishing is out of the world. The fretboard is great.
Well, the double lock (Flyod Rose) for this unit is a bit shaky. The tremolo bar fits kind'a wierdly and the whole bridge doesn't seem to be that impressive.
The construction and quality is great. Full marks on the finishing and the quality of the pickups. Its got 3 pickups. 2 single coil and one humbucker with 5 place pickup selecter, one volome knob and one tone knob. the puckups are the traditional gibson les paul bar types.
Bottomline, go get it. great for home, studio, concerts ... anything! well, the only thing is its price which seems to be quite how (NRS. 28,900) .. but believe me, its worth it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com