Sibophone
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 04/27/08 at 06:50
Fender Telecaster made in Mexico. Vintage microphones identical to USD. Alnico magnets.
Fittings aged very successful, the reliquage appeal to some, others not ... 21 vintage frets (very fine, quite nice). Three bridges bridge (intonation setting forces a little rough). C handle end, thin and light guitar.
UTILIZATION
Light guitar, comfortable handle. Slamming his typical sound as the amp.
Ergonomics standard.
SOUNDS
The first real telecaster that I had the opportunity to try. The sound is typical, it snaps, it's tsouing-tsouing! The pickups sound great on my fender hotrod deluxe.
Perfect for rock, reggae, rock, blues and more ... (What's a telecaster ...)
OVERALL OPINION
I tried a lot of US telecaster and I was always disappointed (guitars too heavy, too big, decked out in a sound way) when I tried it I bought it without hesitation. I find it perfect, the famous twang is finally mine!
Fittings aged very successful, the reliquage appeal to some, others not ... 21 vintage frets (very fine, quite nice). Three bridges bridge (intonation setting forces a little rough). C handle end, thin and light guitar.
UTILIZATION
Light guitar, comfortable handle. Slamming his typical sound as the amp.
Ergonomics standard.
SOUNDS
The first real telecaster that I had the opportunity to try. The sound is typical, it snaps, it's tsouing-tsouing! The pickups sound great on my fender hotrod deluxe.
Perfect for rock, reggae, rock, blues and more ... (What's a telecaster ...)
OVERALL OPINION
I tried a lot of US telecaster and I was always disappointed (guitars too heavy, too big, decked out in a sound way) when I tried it I bought it without hesitation. I find it perfect, the famous twang is finally mine!