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  • blink_44blink_44

    Versatility

    Yamaha Pacifica PAC112Published on 09/16/10 at 10:14
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
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    UTILIZATION

    Channel pleasant, good ergonomics, I discovered the guitar by trying it in the magazine "The Foot" in Paris, Pigalle, where they used it as a guitar to test their effects.

    SOUNDS

    I use it only for recording, I go easily to any type of sound with a humbucker sound, and her 2 other mics simple.
    Compromise between a Start and a Les Pauls.

    OVERALL OPINION

    for nearly six months, I preferred it to the Squier Stratocaster in the same price range, and Epiphone Les Pauls.

    For my part the price / quality ratio is excellent (for the 180th OCCAZ new), I highly recommend this guitar!
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    UTILIZATION

    Channel pleasant, good ergonomics, I discovered the guitar by trying it in the magazine "The Foot" in Paris, Pigalle, where they used it as a guitar to test their effects.

    SOUNDS

    I use it only for recording, I go easily to any type of sound with a humbucker sound, and her 2 other mics simple.
    Compromise between a Start and a Les Pauls.

    OVERALL OPINION

    for nearly six months, I preferred it to the Squier Stratocaster in the same price range, and Epiphone Les Pauls.

    For my part the price / quality ratio is excellent (for the 180th OCCAZ new), I highly recommend this guitar!
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  • SeyesSeyes

    Reference entry

    Yamaha Pacifica PAC112Published on 12/07/10 at 02:24
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Nothing to add

    UTILIZATION

    After more than 13 years, apart from a little oxidation, it has not budged

    SOUNDS

    It's been a while since I played the most regular just for fun. But I remember my first repeat, I plugged my little yamaha on a Fender HotRod Deluxe, with a buddy next to a beautiful Fender U.S. hand on the same amp, and thinking, "whouah, but I ring as well as him! " Good but probably not a factor of 10 to the price and a logo in less as I did not blush. Like others, I have a weakness for the neck pickup that sounds good, especially on a Roland JC120.

    OVERALL OPINION

    Was my first guitar as much, I had other entry from the famous brands of B brands ca…
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    UTILIZATION

    After more than 13 years, apart from a little oxidation, it has not budged

    SOUNDS

    It's been a while since I played the most regular just for fun. But I remember my first repeat, I plugged my little yamaha on a Fender HotRod Deluxe, with a buddy next to a beautiful Fender U.S. hand on the same amp, and thinking, "whouah, but I ring as well as him! " Good but probably not a factor of 10 to the price and a logo in less as I did not blush. Like others, I have a weakness for the neck pickup that sounds good, especially on a Roland JC120.

    OVERALL OPINION

    Was my first guitar as much, I had other entry from the famous brands of B brands can cost up to 2 times more expensive, I have them all for repair at least once before I separated. Good on stage, by far, you do not seem to play a Gibson ... but it is no coincidence that most music stores who respect it as their entry-level reference.
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  • Audiofanzine FRAudiofanzine FR
    Yamaha Pacifica PAC112Published on 11/30/08 at 07:13
    (Originally written by haima/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
    - Made in Asia

    - 22 frets, two single-coil pickups and one humbucker

    - XD (I don't know)

    - Volume and tone knobs

    - Slim neck

    UTILIZATION

    - The neck is perfectly shaped and I strongly recommend it to people with small hands because it's very slim

    - Good access to the upper frets

    - The guitar is very ergonomic and easy to play sitting down. It's very light (but I'm a boxer so everything seems light to me... and then I break everything XD)

    - Great sound. I use mainly the single-coil pickups: the sound is very good and versatile. I can play Rammstein or Noir Desir and a friend of mine even plays reggae with …
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    (Originally written by haima/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
    - Made in Asia

    - 22 frets, two single-coil pickups and one humbucker

    - XD (I don't know)

    - Volume and tone knobs

    - Slim neck

    UTILIZATION

    - The neck is perfectly shaped and I strongly recommend it to people with small hands because it's very slim

    - Good access to the upper frets

    - The guitar is very ergonomic and easy to play sitting down. It's very light (but I'm a boxer so everything seems light to me... and then I break everything XD)

    - Great sound. I use mainly the single-coil pickups: the sound is very good and versatile. I can play Rammstein or Noir Desir and a friend of mine even plays reggae with it. I use a distortion pedal and the clean channel of my amp. It sounds great.

    SOUNDS

    - From rock to heavy metal and reggae, the guitar is very versatile. If you want to play death metal, choose another guitar.

    - I play it with a 15 watt Yamaha amp and a FAB distortion pedal. The sound is perfect. I use the distortion of the pedal and the clean channel of the amp.

    - The guitar sounds aggressive with strong highs when distorted (perfect for industrial metal) and its clean sound is smooth and articulated (wonderful for "Nothing else matters").

    - I like smooth clean sounds and aggressive distortion sounds. I hate it when the clean sound is too aggressive and the distortion sound too fat and round. And this guitar perfectly matches my taste.

    OVERALL OPINION

    - Three weeks ago

    - Pros: versatility, sound... Almost everything except its look, which is too basic

    - I tested a Les Paul, a Cort and an ESP. This guitar didn't disappointed me because it's the most versatile one.

    - Perfect value for money: I bought a pack that included the guitar, an amp, a cable, a gig bag, a guitar strap, a tuner, two string sets, three picks and care accessories... Everything from Yamaha!

    - I won't hesitate to buy it again if mine gets broken.
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