Makos « Strat and LP are in a boat ... »
Published on 08/24/13 at 09:12View global opinion ...
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OVERALL OPINION
... LP falls into the water:
It remains to this stratocaster mahogany body with 2 humbuckers PLUS a central simple.
You take a Squier "Classic Vibe" change alder, mahogany replace the vintage bridge with a 2-point version of Sync "modern", it put three good (or very good) microphones, you keep the excellent finish of this series "Classic Vibe" ... estampillez you all "Fender". You get this hybrid Strat and LP "Modern Player".
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Highlights:
The shape and balance of the stratosphere with wood and micro configuring a Les Paul.
Quality microphones (From jazz to metal, worry) and the presence of a single central sound still bringing more finesse than a LP
The bridge Synchro 2 points, slightly more accurate than the vintage
The finish, clean, clear, flawless.
Weaknesses:
- The vintage mechanical, which after all, are reliable and reflect the agreement would still have been replaced by modern serial ratio 18:1
- Ironically I say "Fender logo" ... I have a Squier logo quite simply, with the key, a good fifty euros less on the bill
In summary:
A great guitar in addition to a "real" Stratocaster (3 single microphone). This allows you to find the ergonomics (almost) perfect strat sounds and change directories to attack Reserved LP. I recommend it.
UTILIZATION
View global opinion ...
SOUNDS
View global opinion ...
OVERALL OPINION
... LP falls into the water:
It remains to this stratocaster mahogany body with 2 humbuckers PLUS a central simple.
You take a Squier "Classic Vibe" change alder, mahogany replace the vintage bridge with a 2-point version of Sync "modern", it put three good (or very good) microphones, you keep the excellent finish of this series "Classic Vibe" ... estampillez you all "Fender". You get this hybrid Strat and LP "Modern Player".
--- Review --- Express
Highlights:
The shape and balance of the stratosphere with wood and micro configuring a Les Paul.
Quality microphones (From jazz to metal, worry) and the presence of a single central sound still bringing more finesse than a LP
The bridge Synchro 2 points, slightly more accurate than the vintage
The finish, clean, clear, flawless.
Weaknesses:
- The vintage mechanical, which after all, are reliable and reflect the agreement would still have been replaced by modern serial ratio 18:1
- Ironically I say "Fender logo" ... I have a Squier logo quite simply, with the key, a good fifty euros less on the bill
In summary:
A great guitar in addition to a "real" Stratocaster (3 single microphone). This allows you to find the ergonomics (almost) perfect strat sounds and change directories to attack Reserved LP. I recommend it.