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Yann Kovic
Published on 09/06/07 at 00:28
Guitar made in Japan.
Mahogany body satin natural finish, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard.
Acastillage golden.
24 jumbo frets, 3 pickups specific double easel, a single center, double side handle.
Ibanez vibrato bridge with licensed Floyd Rose (Lo-Pro Edge)
Adjusting the volume and tone, 5 position switch: double easel, double easel half + central, central, semi-double + neck central, double handle.
Handle typical Ibanez Floyd, pzarticulièrement flat and fast.
UTILIZATION
Channel extraordinary, very flat and fast, very fast varnish as well.
Access to acute perfect (although we would add two boxes!)
Ergonomics impeccable balance weight snug.
The sound is interesting not shine by its originality, especially Ibanez typically round and warm (mahogany body forces)
SOUNDS
She decided a long time, especially for sounds overdrived or saturation. The clean sound is a little too greasy for my taste, but you get done. However, nothing to do with a Stratocaster is resolutely against foot-tone ...
I play Peavey Bandit 112. I get a clean sound honest mixed race + central position, with background tone. I love the strong warm saturated sound in the bridge position.
on the other hand, double handle on one side did not convince me, nor the central one. Central Joint Position + bridge is usable but not too original ...
OVERALL OPINION
I have since 1995.
What I like least: the floyd is the shit to agree, and I do not change strings!
I bought more on a whim, I was a beginner, and I wanted a guitar with versatile sound a little, pulling a little on the sound of a PRS.
I have always, and still one of my best guitars.
The value for money was excellent (about € 850 with satin finish mahogany body, floyd acastillage golden).
I fitted in 2008 PRS humbucker (Hf Treebles and Vintage Bass), and it sounds much better. It would take a good micro center to complete the whole.
However, it lacks a table in maple for a brighter sound.
It sounds very strong "metal".
With the experience I would do this choice, although now my tastes have changed, and my budget too!
Mahogany body satin natural finish, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard.
Acastillage golden.
24 jumbo frets, 3 pickups specific double easel, a single center, double side handle.
Ibanez vibrato bridge with licensed Floyd Rose (Lo-Pro Edge)
Adjusting the volume and tone, 5 position switch: double easel, double easel half + central, central, semi-double + neck central, double handle.
Handle typical Ibanez Floyd, pzarticulièrement flat and fast.
UTILIZATION
Channel extraordinary, very flat and fast, very fast varnish as well.
Access to acute perfect (although we would add two boxes!)
Ergonomics impeccable balance weight snug.
The sound is interesting not shine by its originality, especially Ibanez typically round and warm (mahogany body forces)
SOUNDS
She decided a long time, especially for sounds overdrived or saturation. The clean sound is a little too greasy for my taste, but you get done. However, nothing to do with a Stratocaster is resolutely against foot-tone ...
I play Peavey Bandit 112. I get a clean sound honest mixed race + central position, with background tone. I love the strong warm saturated sound in the bridge position.
on the other hand, double handle on one side did not convince me, nor the central one. Central Joint Position + bridge is usable but not too original ...
OVERALL OPINION
I have since 1995.
What I like least: the floyd is the shit to agree, and I do not change strings!
I bought more on a whim, I was a beginner, and I wanted a guitar with versatile sound a little, pulling a little on the sound of a PRS.
I have always, and still one of my best guitars.
The value for money was excellent (about € 850 with satin finish mahogany body, floyd acastillage golden).
I fitted in 2008 PRS humbucker (Hf Treebles and Vintage Bass), and it sounds much better. It would take a good micro center to complete the whole.
However, it lacks a table in maple for a brighter sound.
It sounds very strong "metal".
With the experience I would do this choice, although now my tastes have changed, and my budget too!