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Published on 06/16/13 at 04:50
Guitar-Korean (but quality one would méprendrai)
-Rosewood, landmark V-24 cells
micro Seymour Duncan SH-13 and SH1 (config Dimebag so)
Easel-Tune'o'matic with stop tailpiece + Buzz Feiten Tuning System
-2 Volume knobs for each pickup + 1 tone knob, 3-position selector
-Set neck (quite serious in V and hence U on acute)
-Mahogany body and maple veneer
UTILIZATION
The handle is pretty special at the beginning, take the hand, rarely see that on a typical metal guitar
It is typical V in serious (like a strat) and flattens in acute
it disturbs the beginning because the handle is not very wide but eventually ets V that allows a super good support on the bend and power chords as the Strat and makes it even more attention after a few minutes roll youth ..
I dwell on it because it is a point that disrupts the beginning
Light scratches (plating must be for something) but the weight is not a guarantee of quality, very well balanced game standing
Easel level of SH13 as we suspect, incisive, full of very powerful harmonics. I tried a Washburn Dimebag déhjà USA, the sound is much richer and severe (and bcp heavier guitar), so it's the same microphone, this limit is well on this V because equalization is enough homogogene
For the neck pickup, it was a pretty warm and ideal for the serious bluesy sound and cleans. In lead with distortion, the sound is quite good and fluid flush, I love this mic
SOUNDS
damn I mentioned before!!
OVERALL OPINION
guitar for 8 years I paid 800 euros new, the mag was a drawback because a priori it does not sell (the mouth, or not we like to say)
I've never sold
I did repaint and left mono mic ... it is a weapon of mass destruction .... no compromise
and leave not be fooled by the term veneer maple / mahogany (it still turns me off now that I devote myself to scratch luthiers) that are often synonymous with low-end guitars ... this is not the case .. . the violin is not upscale but very correct
this guitar has a sound of thunder, a sound that ranges from blues / rock shaft level to the most extreme metal (pickup) and an unbeatable price / performance ratio in the register
This guitar is no longer produced but of course if you see in Cygnus, you jettez above
the only thing that can disrupt, I admit, this is pretty special round if you're familiar with ESP / Jackson / Ibanez etc. .....
I did not see this as a handle profilde ESP Vintage Plus Strat or
-Rosewood, landmark V-24 cells
micro Seymour Duncan SH-13 and SH1 (config Dimebag so)
Easel-Tune'o'matic with stop tailpiece + Buzz Feiten Tuning System
-2 Volume knobs for each pickup + 1 tone knob, 3-position selector
-Set neck (quite serious in V and hence U on acute)
-Mahogany body and maple veneer
UTILIZATION
The handle is pretty special at the beginning, take the hand, rarely see that on a typical metal guitar
It is typical V in serious (like a strat) and flattens in acute
it disturbs the beginning because the handle is not very wide but eventually ets V that allows a super good support on the bend and power chords as the Strat and makes it even more attention after a few minutes roll youth ..
I dwell on it because it is a point that disrupts the beginning
Light scratches (plating must be for something) but the weight is not a guarantee of quality, very well balanced game standing
Easel level of SH13 as we suspect, incisive, full of very powerful harmonics. I tried a Washburn Dimebag déhjà USA, the sound is much richer and severe (and bcp heavier guitar), so it's the same microphone, this limit is well on this V because equalization is enough homogogene
For the neck pickup, it was a pretty warm and ideal for the serious bluesy sound and cleans. In lead with distortion, the sound is quite good and fluid flush, I love this mic
SOUNDS
damn I mentioned before!!
OVERALL OPINION
guitar for 8 years I paid 800 euros new, the mag was a drawback because a priori it does not sell (the mouth, or not we like to say)
I've never sold
I did repaint and left mono mic ... it is a weapon of mass destruction .... no compromise
and leave not be fooled by the term veneer maple / mahogany (it still turns me off now that I devote myself to scratch luthiers) that are often synonymous with low-end guitars ... this is not the case .. . the violin is not upscale but very correct
this guitar has a sound of thunder, a sound that ranges from blues / rock shaft level to the most extreme metal (pickup) and an unbeatable price / performance ratio in the register
This guitar is no longer produced but of course if you see in Cygnus, you jettez above
the only thing that can disrupt, I admit, this is pretty special round if you're familiar with ESP / Jackson / Ibanez etc. .....
I did not see this as a handle profilde ESP Vintage Plus Strat or