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Published on 12/02/10 at 14:52
Value For Money :
Excellent
Core
Gibson type bridge Tune-o-matic
Channel thin, flat (I can not tell you the shape), rosewood fingerboard with abalone repres beautiful.
22 super polished frets
2 Seymour Duncan P90, 1 in the neck position and 1 easel.
1 knob for volume and one knob for the common tonality with 2 microphones.
1 slecteur 3 positions: up = round, medium = 2 microphones, bottom = bridge.
I put 9 because of the head nut that really pity compared to other characteristics of the guitar which is irreproachable (even finishes).
USE
Coming from a Squier Stratocaster, the flat end of the handle and Tc 90 asked me some time to adapt. Now I am accustomed and is very pleasant and fast. Very easy access to acute because the handle is glued to the body and the guitar has a double pan shot.
The only problem is that the guitar as the dug lment + round head is heavier than the body. The guitar has a tendency nosedive. Some play horizontally, personally playing a lot solo I press my right arm to hold it obliquely.
The guitar sounds already very well not branch (body forces dug, but it is important when same!) And once branch is happiness: she has the fishing with P90 !!!
8 that it slumps.
SONORITS
I play mostly rock and hard rock.
I would not say it's made specially for blues or jazz.Cette guitar is very versatile and everything goes into overdrive as clear.
It arrtera the borders of large saturations, although the cash easily.
The sound is very accurate, not to drool. My preferences are in order: neck pickup only, both pickups together, bridge pickup alone.
I play on my Marshall 15Watts transistors, I had the opportunity to play on a Fender FM212 transistors and a hot rod deluxe lamps. My effects are a Vox wah pedal and overdrive Marshall Jackhammer.
Nothing lay on sonorits of this guitar, the pickups are there for many.
10 and that's it!
NOTICE GLOBAL
I bought it in 2006 by chance. I was still young and after my Squier Stratocaster Black and Chrome (very good Squier), I was looking for a "real" guitar. Having apparently 700 euros in his pocket at that time my choice was wearing this Fender spciale in some rather unusual look. She's just sublime in its finish Black cherry burst, we see the grooves of the wood in places. I tried guitars Les Paul Epiphone tarpaulin but had discarded me I do not know why because now not Drange me.
What I like most is its original look and sound, what I like least is the nut head and the fact that it is poorly balanced.
This is an excellent report qualitprix and like other one says, I can not imagine the price of the good if it had t manufactures in the United States. The finishes are really excellent, no varnish error, freights are polished: all the details are nickels.
Possdant in addition to the TC90 Fender, Stratocaster Mexico and an Epiphone Sheraton, sometimes touches me the idea in mind to sell it, but she convinces me to keep both branch. This is crazy! She really any good
9 = average of the three prcdentes notes!
Gibson type bridge Tune-o-matic
Channel thin, flat (I can not tell you the shape), rosewood fingerboard with abalone repres beautiful.
22 super polished frets
2 Seymour Duncan P90, 1 in the neck position and 1 easel.
1 knob for volume and one knob for the common tonality with 2 microphones.
1 slecteur 3 positions: up = round, medium = 2 microphones, bottom = bridge.
I put 9 because of the head nut that really pity compared to other characteristics of the guitar which is irreproachable (even finishes).
USE
Coming from a Squier Stratocaster, the flat end of the handle and Tc 90 asked me some time to adapt. Now I am accustomed and is very pleasant and fast. Very easy access to acute because the handle is glued to the body and the guitar has a double pan shot.
The only problem is that the guitar as the dug lment + round head is heavier than the body. The guitar has a tendency nosedive. Some play horizontally, personally playing a lot solo I press my right arm to hold it obliquely.
The guitar sounds already very well not branch (body forces dug, but it is important when same!) And once branch is happiness: she has the fishing with P90 !!!
8 that it slumps.
SONORITS
I play mostly rock and hard rock.
I would not say it's made specially for blues or jazz.Cette guitar is very versatile and everything goes into overdrive as clear.
It arrtera the borders of large saturations, although the cash easily.
The sound is very accurate, not to drool. My preferences are in order: neck pickup only, both pickups together, bridge pickup alone.
I play on my Marshall 15Watts transistors, I had the opportunity to play on a Fender FM212 transistors and a hot rod deluxe lamps. My effects are a Vox wah pedal and overdrive Marshall Jackhammer.
Nothing lay on sonorits of this guitar, the pickups are there for many.
10 and that's it!
NOTICE GLOBAL
I bought it in 2006 by chance. I was still young and after my Squier Stratocaster Black and Chrome (very good Squier), I was looking for a "real" guitar. Having apparently 700 euros in his pocket at that time my choice was wearing this Fender spciale in some rather unusual look. She's just sublime in its finish Black cherry burst, we see the grooves of the wood in places. I tried guitars Les Paul Epiphone tarpaulin but had discarded me I do not know why because now not Drange me.
What I like most is its original look and sound, what I like least is the nut head and the fact that it is poorly balanced.
This is an excellent report qualitprix and like other one says, I can not imagine the price of the good if it had t manufactures in the United States. The finishes are really excellent, no varnish error, freights are polished: all the details are nickels.
Possdant in addition to the TC90 Fender, Stratocaster Mexico and an Epiphone Sheraton, sometimes touches me the idea in mind to sell it, but she convinces me to keep both branch. This is crazy! She really any good
9 = average of the three prcdentes notes!