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TLC-Shaped Guitar from G&L belonging to the ASAT Classic series

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  • DjyneDjyne

    G&L ASAT ClassicPublished on 02/14/09 at 04:39
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Mine has manufactured custom t spcial SPECIFICATIONS according to my G & L custom shop in the U.S..

    Body frne Marsh, 3 tone sunburst finish, 2 pickups single by G & L

    Saddle sleeve with rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets

    UTILIZATION

    Channel super comfortable, not very large, medium pais

    Accs for acute ais Plutt good ergonomics.
    Plutt comfortable playing guitar (not too heavy), it is a pleasure to play.

    - Do you get easily a good sound ...?
    Yes whatever the position of a micro ring ...

    SOUNDS

    It's perfect my style up, rather rock and blues. The guitar is very sensitive, that is - that all the little subtleties of play will agree, as most rolls elsewhere ... …
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    Mine has manufactured custom t spcial SPECIFICATIONS according to my G & L custom shop in the U.S..

    Body frne Marsh, 3 tone sunburst finish, 2 pickups single by G & L

    Saddle sleeve with rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets

    UTILIZATION

    Channel super comfortable, not very large, medium pais

    Accs for acute ais Plutt good ergonomics.
    Plutt comfortable playing guitar (not too heavy), it is a pleasure to play.

    - Do you get easily a good sound ...?
    Yes whatever the position of a micro ring ...

    SOUNDS

    It's perfect my style up, rather rock and blues. The guitar is very sensitive, that is - that all the little subtleties of play will agree, as most rolls elsewhere ...

    For now I do not play that on my multi effects Boss DR 880 BAR, and DJ sounds.
    Whether its crystal clear type arpges up, rather twangy jazz, spent nickel.

    For distortion, the pickups are simple, but frankly gave, from blues to mtal not too heavy, obviously passing through rock. Tone and volume knobs are very sensitive and quite DIFFERENT DIFFERENT mic positions.

    As gromeul, special mention for micro serious frankly hard though. In contrast to the sharp microwave seems almost feeble

    Prfrs sounds: his dirty microwave serious distortion, clear sound and jazzy in serious tjs

    OVERALL OPINION

    I REU guitar yesterday! but I was stuck for a moment above APRS ...

    I love the versatility of the guitar (even if the database I had not bought for a) and its character. It sounds in many styles but with his personality. It is a guitar with a warm sonority Plutt even aggressive.

    What I like least: may be the relative lack of potato micro acute (but still relative vrifier on a good amp). The grain of this microphone is excellent nonetheless.

    I tried lots of guitars (mostly Fender Telecaster) before I lay down on it. But Fender did not produce the exact MODEL I wanted, at least not in series (there is indeed the Fender custom shop but 2x more expensive ...)

    Report qualitprix excellent (1400euros pay all included), I find much to multimdia DIFFERENT teles that I had the opportunity to try (and god knows I tried) especially in comparison with telecaster american standard telecaster american deluxe. And this, either finish, but especially in sound and playability

    - With the exprience, you do again this election? ...
    I do not have much recoil, but for now YES !!!!!!!
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