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Published on 08/15/13 at 05:15Asian countries ...?
This is a telecaster shape.
Yamaha Micro.
Volume 1.
Tone 1.
UTILIZATION
The neck is nice and fast, we would stop over to play.
It is light, but not too much for me just right.
Well balanced and with good finish.
Although mine is a little experienced (gilt patina and some microphones
stripes) she accuses her great age should turn around 18.
It feels solid.
The tuners are not good ones great, they take the deal.
The fixed bridge style (TV) stands as well, the classic.
The knobs are very sensitive and thin and rich tones are obtained.
The violin: then, IT IS TOP! it is a real pleasure, beautiful harmonic and balanced sound on 6 strings, no takes precedence over the other, it is much the stronger.
The pickups are good in this price range, I would even say more than adequate for the other most famous sold more expensive models.
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, blues, funk, a bit of hard, ect, its not big, at least for this guitar.
Very versatile, you get well soon and good sounds.
Depending on the amp used, the crystal may well treble.
Of crunches on which we let go easily, until plump sounds, but not too much.
Metal stop.
It suits me VERY WELL.
I use a fender super field XD 70 and a peavey chorus.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had about 6 months, I should have started earlier, but ...
I just tried a Squier before buying I would not comment on it, or else, nothing really appreciative.
I have several guitars, ibanez ard top, a Fender Lite Ash, a Cort CEC5.
I had many other big brand or not.
I was looking for a small guitar hanging out everywhere, it is won, I can not separate myself.
What I like least is the gilding.
The rest is me.
The value for money, I thought I had paid € 230 can expensive, but given what I've tried in this price range I have no regrets, the violin suggests interesting future opportunities.
I would do this choice without hesitation.
This is a telecaster shape.
Yamaha Micro.
Volume 1.
Tone 1.
UTILIZATION
The neck is nice and fast, we would stop over to play.
It is light, but not too much for me just right.
Well balanced and with good finish.
Although mine is a little experienced (gilt patina and some microphones
stripes) she accuses her great age should turn around 18.
It feels solid.
The tuners are not good ones great, they take the deal.
The fixed bridge style (TV) stands as well, the classic.
The knobs are very sensitive and thin and rich tones are obtained.
The violin: then, IT IS TOP! it is a real pleasure, beautiful harmonic and balanced sound on 6 strings, no takes precedence over the other, it is much the stronger.
The pickups are good in this price range, I would even say more than adequate for the other most famous sold more expensive models.
SOUNDS
I play mostly rock, blues, funk, a bit of hard, ect, its not big, at least for this guitar.
Very versatile, you get well soon and good sounds.
Depending on the amp used, the crystal may well treble.
Of crunches on which we let go easily, until plump sounds, but not too much.
Metal stop.
It suits me VERY WELL.
I use a fender super field XD 70 and a peavey chorus.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had about 6 months, I should have started earlier, but ...
I just tried a Squier before buying I would not comment on it, or else, nothing really appreciative.
I have several guitars, ibanez ard top, a Fender Lite Ash, a Cort CEC5.
I had many other big brand or not.
I was looking for a small guitar hanging out everywhere, it is won, I can not separate myself.
What I like least is the gilding.
The rest is me.
The value for money, I thought I had paid € 230 can expensive, but given what I've tried in this price range I have no regrets, the violin suggests interesting future opportunities.
I would do this choice without hesitation.