MGR/maxwell crocker « Kramer Focus 111S »
Published on 12/22/01 at 15:00I bought this electric guitar off musicyo.com using my dad's credit card. I bought it because my friend and I were planning to put a band together. I paid 90$ plus shipping. However, keep in mind that I only paid 90$ because I am left handed, the right handed version is 85$.
I like the focus's sleek design and smooth, slim neck. It stays in tune for an incredibly long time. I admire its durability and efficiency. I like almost everything about it.
The only thing I do not like about this guitar, is its fret buzz. It has a small problem with fret buzz when you blow on the strings a little too powerfully or if you strum it at a weird angle.
The focus 111s comes with three pickups, twenty-one frets, two tone controls and one volume control. It is a proffesional guitar for one hell of an inexpensive price. It of course has six strings. And thats about it.
Alltogether this is the most incredible guitar I have ever seen, less then one tenth of a grand this guitar is one of the best. Its only flaws are natural for almost all guitars and its extraordinarly great features are more than worth the price!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I like the focus's sleek design and smooth, slim neck. It stays in tune for an incredibly long time. I admire its durability and efficiency. I like almost everything about it.
The only thing I do not like about this guitar, is its fret buzz. It has a small problem with fret buzz when you blow on the strings a little too powerfully or if you strum it at a weird angle.
The focus 111s comes with three pickups, twenty-one frets, two tone controls and one volume control. It is a proffesional guitar for one hell of an inexpensive price. It of course has six strings. And thats about it.
Alltogether this is the most incredible guitar I have ever seen, less then one tenth of a grand this guitar is one of the best. Its only flaws are natural for almost all guitars and its extraordinarly great features are more than worth the price!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com