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Published on 06/01/14 at 03:41I reflects the information provided by meyrio
Alder body
Neck Maple, modern form "C"
Rosewood key
Frets 21 Medium Jumbo
Chrome hardware
Mechanical Vintage Style
Vintage jumper by 2
2 Single Pickups Custom Tele with Alnico V magnets
Switch 3 Positions
Controls Master Volume, Master Tone
UTILIZATION
the handle is very comfortable; varnish will not stick (the keys are not lacquered contraitment some fender models).
Weight level, it is very sleazy.
You plug the guitar, and it sounds ...
SOUNDS
So for sound, it's a telecaster sound.
I run a lot but its clear sound through an amp or another where the guitar is doing very well distortion.
I play mostly rock / punk guitar and this allows me to do what I want.
Model amp: fender frontman 212R
After I do not think this guitar is made to play heavy metal of thick greasy well. unless you make some mods on the guitar (change bridge pickups with a hot rail for example)
OVERALL OPINION
I use this guitar since February 2014 and I'm not disappointed.
After purchase, I immediately sent it to a luthier to touch me the following (and especially the set):
- Pontet
- Input jack on guitar (the famous decision that fender telecaster & still unable to produce without it shit)
- Settings strings (height)
- General settings
after consulting the latter, he made it clear to me that the bridges were not really viable in the long term (striped jumper, 2 strings by jumpers). Accordingly they have been replaced by bridges brass.
The latter, however, were surprised by the violin guitar for the price.
once set, it is a treat to play.
Level strings, I recommend placing the guitar on the 10-46 (custom light) to a minimum because pulling installed by default is really light soft sounds ...
To recap:
More:
- Comfort game
- Tone
- Price
- Quality of violin and wood used
- Quality of microphones installed (compared with texas special mounted on a standard fender)
Cons:
- Change the jumpers and the input jack to be quiet
- Mechanical head (this is a personal opinion, they work very well)
Alder body
Neck Maple, modern form "C"
Rosewood key
Frets 21 Medium Jumbo
Chrome hardware
Mechanical Vintage Style
Vintage jumper by 2
2 Single Pickups Custom Tele with Alnico V magnets
Switch 3 Positions
Controls Master Volume, Master Tone
UTILIZATION
the handle is very comfortable; varnish will not stick (the keys are not lacquered contraitment some fender models).
Weight level, it is very sleazy.
You plug the guitar, and it sounds ...
SOUNDS
So for sound, it's a telecaster sound.
I run a lot but its clear sound through an amp or another where the guitar is doing very well distortion.
I play mostly rock / punk guitar and this allows me to do what I want.
Model amp: fender frontman 212R
After I do not think this guitar is made to play heavy metal of thick greasy well. unless you make some mods on the guitar (change bridge pickups with a hot rail for example)
OVERALL OPINION
I use this guitar since February 2014 and I'm not disappointed.
After purchase, I immediately sent it to a luthier to touch me the following (and especially the set):
- Pontet
- Input jack on guitar (the famous decision that fender telecaster & still unable to produce without it shit)
- Settings strings (height)
- General settings
after consulting the latter, he made it clear to me that the bridges were not really viable in the long term (striped jumper, 2 strings by jumpers). Accordingly they have been replaced by bridges brass.
The latter, however, were surprised by the violin guitar for the price.
once set, it is a treat to play.
Level strings, I recommend placing the guitar on the 10-46 (custom light) to a minimum because pulling installed by default is really light soft sounds ...
To recap:
More:
- Comfort game
- Tone
- Price
- Quality of violin and wood used
- Quality of microphones installed (compared with texas special mounted on a standard fender)
Cons:
- Change the jumpers and the input jack to be quiet
- Mechanical head (this is a personal opinion, they work very well)