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Published on 08/06/07 at 03:00
See previous opinion.
mine is sunburst (very nice).
Finish: very good
just layer "plastic paint" mtalise the jack was removed. I prefer it without any way (it's more vintage).
UTILIZATION
Channel super comfortable (very practical for my small hands).
strato ACCS acute form so without much prob.
guitar a bit heavy. I m expecting a slightly lighter. if the average weight for a stratum.
beautiful rosewood fingerboard. a bit of "curling" on certain strings (usually from the 15th fret) but with a proper adjustment, more problems.
The big disadvantage for me, c is the Truss rod adjustment at the heel (near the microphone). c is not practical at all.
SOUNDS
J loves her. vacuum and with amp. I am very very very very far from being a pro, but for my level c is great.
I play mainly blues. to crystalline sounds, it is perfect. good sustain. custom micros enough but lacking a little punch.
it is less polivalente a Fender Start Standard. but hey, with good adjustment at the amp (and multi-effects pedal), you can play almost no matter what.
OVERALL OPINION
Perfection does not exist. not 10. but it s close.
c is a guitar for people looking for a particular product. in form of the handle, it will not please everyone, and microphones lacking the panache limited in its use (in a rock band, it can do a little light).
For my part, "small" hands (well not anything long fingers) and without much experience, it is more than perfect.
to compare Fender Mex and the United States, I would say that we see (and feel) a diffrence between the two types of manufacturing. the US is superior. however, the s Mex draws more that honorably. She did not blush. the rest RAPORT qualitprix bluffing. The superiority of the US does not justify in my opinion the difference in price.
mine is sunburst (very nice).
Finish: very good
just layer "plastic paint" mtalise the jack was removed. I prefer it without any way (it's more vintage).
UTILIZATION
Channel super comfortable (very practical for my small hands).
strato ACCS acute form so without much prob.
guitar a bit heavy. I m expecting a slightly lighter. if the average weight for a stratum.
beautiful rosewood fingerboard. a bit of "curling" on certain strings (usually from the 15th fret) but with a proper adjustment, more problems.
The big disadvantage for me, c is the Truss rod adjustment at the heel (near the microphone). c is not practical at all.
SOUNDS
J loves her. vacuum and with amp. I am very very very very far from being a pro, but for my level c is great.
I play mainly blues. to crystalline sounds, it is perfect. good sustain. custom micros enough but lacking a little punch.
it is less polivalente a Fender Start Standard. but hey, with good adjustment at the amp (and multi-effects pedal), you can play almost no matter what.
OVERALL OPINION
Perfection does not exist. not 10. but it s close.
c is a guitar for people looking for a particular product. in form of the handle, it will not please everyone, and microphones lacking the panache limited in its use (in a rock band, it can do a little light).
For my part, "small" hands (well not anything long fingers) and without much experience, it is more than perfect.
to compare Fender Mex and the United States, I would say that we see (and feel) a diffrence between the two types of manufacturing. the US is superior. however, the s Mex draws more that honorably. She did not blush. the rest RAPORT qualitprix bluffing. The superiority of the US does not justify in my opinion the difference in price.