Pex
Published on 04/16/04 at 14:09
Made in the same factory as Ibanez
24 frets, 2 humbucking pickup.
You can adjust the volume, tone color and there is also a micro switch 3 positions.
UTILIZATION
The handle is great.
Access to acute easy thanks to the symmetrical horns
The ergonomics are very good (light guitar)
A sound that I find very good on my Laney HCM65R.
Perfect!
SOUNDS
The style is free with this guitar, but mostly hard metalheads I think !!!!! Suits me perfectly.
I play with my Laney HCM65R plain style acoustic guitar as banal or "crunch max" (distortion-bottom koi) with reverb the thing that kills!
The sound of the guitar is rather bold, for crystal clear sound fo tweak the amp and the switch.
I prefer to put the pickup selector on a lighter tone (acute)
OVERALL OPINION
I aprem from this, but I followed the advice of a friend who was wise!
The look is great, and more at price / quality is unbeatable I say congratulations!
I tried a few models and the Ave frankly no doubt ...
I referrer that choice without hesitation.
24 frets, 2 humbucking pickup.
You can adjust the volume, tone color and there is also a micro switch 3 positions.
UTILIZATION
The handle is great.
Access to acute easy thanks to the symmetrical horns
The ergonomics are very good (light guitar)
A sound that I find very good on my Laney HCM65R.
Perfect!
SOUNDS
The style is free with this guitar, but mostly hard metalheads I think !!!!! Suits me perfectly.
I play with my Laney HCM65R plain style acoustic guitar as banal or "crunch max" (distortion-bottom koi) with reverb the thing that kills!
The sound of the guitar is rather bold, for crystal clear sound fo tweak the amp and the switch.
I prefer to put the pickup selector on a lighter tone (acute)
OVERALL OPINION
I aprem from this, but I followed the advice of a friend who was wise!
The look is great, and more at price / quality is unbeatable I say congratulations!
I tried a few models and the Ave frankly no doubt ...
I referrer that choice without hesitation.