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Christophe Chalancon
Published on 09/06/07 at 13:46
I have recently been a G & L Tribute 500. Made in Korea in Cort, according to specifications rigorous, ash body, sunburst, 22 frets, tremolo G & L Dual Fulcrum (not very stable if you tickle too), 3 single coil pickups G & L Magnetic Field in High Level output terminals separately adjustable in height (made by G & L USA and wound by hand), hyper flexible strat overall it's a great guitar!
UTILIZATION
The handle is ds mind Fender, round curve but is well in hand, the finishes are beautiful, you could easily spend a lot of his hendrixien medium in a mellow jazzy neck pickup, it can also sound way to telecaster desplittant microphones.
SOUNDS
Played on a marshall AVT 150 is a medium full-on approach similar to that of Hendrix. If you are looking for a Start "slamming" is not the best ... but if versatility appeals to you while keeping the big sound, it will be fine.
I play a repetoire of rock / jazz and it's ability to adapt to various répeetoires that appeals to me most.
OVERALL OPINION
A good investment, which is largely a U.S. Start, and buries the Mexican or Japanese products without worry.
It's a little known brand, do not forget that Leo Fender and George Fullerton are in control and that quality comes first.
Strengths: versatility of sounds, violin and neat finish
Weaknesses: instability of the vibrato handle fragile if you like from playing violent
UTILIZATION
The handle is ds mind Fender, round curve but is well in hand, the finishes are beautiful, you could easily spend a lot of his hendrixien medium in a mellow jazzy neck pickup, it can also sound way to telecaster desplittant microphones.
SOUNDS
Played on a marshall AVT 150 is a medium full-on approach similar to that of Hendrix. If you are looking for a Start "slamming" is not the best ... but if versatility appeals to you while keeping the big sound, it will be fine.
I play a repetoire of rock / jazz and it's ability to adapt to various répeetoires that appeals to me most.
OVERALL OPINION
A good investment, which is largely a U.S. Start, and buries the Mexican or Japanese products without worry.
It's a little known brand, do not forget that Leo Fender and George Fullerton are in control and that quality comes first.
Strengths: versatility of sounds, violin and neat finish
Weaknesses: instability of the vibrato handle fragile if you like from playing violent