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slimjim
Published on 12/17/06 at 03:02
-Made in Korea
-There are 24 frets, 2 humbuckers signed seyour duncan (Job 59 ') and a 5-way switch that allows you to split the pickups! (Offer more sounds!)
-The bridge is a simple vibrato tt
-There is therefore a 5-way switch, one volume and one tone.
-The handle is a very fine set neck with jumbo frets and offers one of these sustains ...
UTILIZATION
-The handle is nice at first but I soon realized it was not my style.Il is the antithesis of a handle Gibson! Very thin (a real blade), designed to play fast, it's a handle solo.
-Access to Acute + that is easy on a guitar that is pr strato-type form.
It is ultra-light! Played both sitting and standing, however I advise to play when you play standing up, otherwise the sleeve shows its limits ..
-We have a good sound because it is of mahogany and Seymour Duncan pickups in, but it's still fender and the sound is too shrill for my taste. Crystal clear enough in the light (with a chorus is magnificent) and with distortion it will be hard to play metal or heavy rock despite Seymour! It remains fender!
Personally, I do not like the sound, but it's a matter of taste, I put 7.
SOUNDS
-The sounds are not what I want. But again it is a matter of taste!
-I play a vox ad60vt
Overall, I find the sound too acute and not easily ratrapables, even with an amp that displays sound with lots of bass.
OVERALL OPINION
-I had it for over a year and I have to sell it.
"I likes the 5-way switch and look (beautiful), but actually the handle and the sound is not my favorite guitar. It's really a guitar solo.
-I bought it without much experience, which is why This now I find my happiness in which approximates more gibson, which is the opposite.
The price / quality ratio is still very good! I bought it on sale for 560euros and at that price, with a fender seymour duncan is not theft! But in the normal price 800euros, we can find better in PRS for example.
With experience, I will not repeat that choice, but I do not regret it, I was allowed to touch a bit of fender!
-There are 24 frets, 2 humbuckers signed seyour duncan (Job 59 ') and a 5-way switch that allows you to split the pickups! (Offer more sounds!)
-The bridge is a simple vibrato tt
-There is therefore a 5-way switch, one volume and one tone.
-The handle is a very fine set neck with jumbo frets and offers one of these sustains ...
UTILIZATION
-The handle is nice at first but I soon realized it was not my style.Il is the antithesis of a handle Gibson! Very thin (a real blade), designed to play fast, it's a handle solo.
-Access to Acute + that is easy on a guitar that is pr strato-type form.
It is ultra-light! Played both sitting and standing, however I advise to play when you play standing up, otherwise the sleeve shows its limits ..
-We have a good sound because it is of mahogany and Seymour Duncan pickups in, but it's still fender and the sound is too shrill for my taste. Crystal clear enough in the light (with a chorus is magnificent) and with distortion it will be hard to play metal or heavy rock despite Seymour! It remains fender!
Personally, I do not like the sound, but it's a matter of taste, I put 7.
SOUNDS
-The sounds are not what I want. But again it is a matter of taste!
-I play a vox ad60vt
Overall, I find the sound too acute and not easily ratrapables, even with an amp that displays sound with lots of bass.
OVERALL OPINION
-I had it for over a year and I have to sell it.
"I likes the 5-way switch and look (beautiful), but actually the handle and the sound is not my favorite guitar. It's really a guitar solo.
-I bought it without much experience, which is why This now I find my happiness in which approximates more gibson, which is the opposite.
The price / quality ratio is still very good! I bought it on sale for 560euros and at that price, with a fender seymour duncan is not theft! But in the normal price 800euros, we can find better in PRS for example.
With experience, I will not repeat that choice, but I do not regret it, I was allowed to touch a bit of fender!