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MGR/Cheese Shredder « Washburn X20 »
Published on 06/21/04 at 15:00Musician's Freind.com
There isn't too much to dislike about the guitar. The finish is as good as guitars costing 5 times as much, and the machine heads are worth half the price of the guitar.
The pick-ups and tone control are pretty cheasy, but again, for the money, there's nothing much to bitch about.
The fit and finish are excellent overall, however the lamination on the headstock looks like it may not survive a rainstorm. So, don't play in the rain.
If you're looking for a nice playable guitar that you won't be afraid to have stolen, or bang around, this one is tough to beat. I don't even keep it in a case, and I throw it in the back of my truck (camper shell) whenever I'm on the road, using my Marshall MGC10 and Behringer V-Amp2 to wake up the hotel guests. The tuners are above average for this price range, the neck is sweet, and it takes a beating with the best of them.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
There isn't too much to dislike about the guitar. The finish is as good as guitars costing 5 times as much, and the machine heads are worth half the price of the guitar.
The pick-ups and tone control are pretty cheasy, but again, for the money, there's nothing much to bitch about.
The fit and finish are excellent overall, however the lamination on the headstock looks like it may not survive a rainstorm. So, don't play in the rain.
If you're looking for a nice playable guitar that you won't be afraid to have stolen, or bang around, this one is tough to beat. I don't even keep it in a case, and I throw it in the back of my truck (camper shell) whenever I'm on the road, using my Marshall MGC10 and Behringer V-Amp2 to wake up the hotel guests. The tuners are above average for this price range, the neck is sweet, and it takes a beating with the best of them.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com