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The best Washburn reviews

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  • Washburn J600

    « Ideal for those who wants to tune it up themselves. »

    From USA, built in China. Hardtail, Floating bridge, one volume, one tone, 20 frets. The feeling is great, the string height is as good on a electric guitar (Godin, fender, etc...) The instrument seems build solid but not with a great second pass

    by m4rc1 9 11/23/12
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  • Washburn BB5

    « I wish I could find another one!! »

    I owned a Cobalt Blue BB5 for a few years and I was the bass player for a indie Christian band led by my friend Brian "Matt" Vanoy! This thing was set up pretty nicely out of the box and has an amazing sound! The EMG designed active pickups delivere

    by In The Key Of Drew 10/17/20
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  • Washburn AB40

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by pulvonium/translated from Audiofanzine FR) The model I own is one of the first versions and it was made in Korea. Note that current models (March 2008) are made in China and I've heard they don't stay in tune. 23 fr

    by Audiofanzine FR 3 12/13/08
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  • Washburn HB15

    slappy645's review

    The Washburn HB-15 is an inexpensive version of the classic hollow-body archtop jazz guitar. While Washburn claims a MSRP of over $500, street price new for an HB-15 with case is around $350, with used models as low as $200. Manufactured in Indonesi

    by slappy645 3 9/12/08
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  • Washburn Scavenger

    « Vintage WASHBURN SCAVENGER »

    Made in Japan faite à la main dans les règles de l'art dans l'atelier Matsumoko. deux micros, un genre de jazzbass en position chevalet et un genre de precision en position manche. electronique passive, sillet os et chevalet laiton il me semble.

    by studiokid 2 4/7/13
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  • Washburn X33

    « Not a bad pick up »

    I feel that Washburn have been a little underrated as far as quality and user appeal. sure they don't have the name of a Fender, Gibson, Suhr, or Dean but they have good quality guitar that sometimes look a little goofy but other have a great feel an

    by iamqman 2 7/9/11
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  • Washburn X50PRO

    « Nice simple shred guitar »

    Washburn is an American guitar company but more and more of their lineup is made overseas now. They were pretty popular about 10 year ago but nowadays you do not see many people playing them. They had some designs that I liked very much back in the d

    by tjon901 2 7/6/11
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  • Washburn N4 ESA

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by Endrix/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I bought this guitar in a store because the shop assistant convinced me to buy it. I had already heard positive comments about it. I'm a Bettencourt fan and I already had a Pado

    by Audiofanzine FR 2 12/6/08
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  • Washburn J6

    « Washburn J6 »

    Purchased from Robbie's Music in Wayne, NJ. Paid $659 including hardshell case The J6 is a lot of guitar for the money. The fit and finish is excellent, the construction detail is on par with any guitar costing considerably more. I have been shop

    by MGR/CRT 1 12/31/04
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  • Washburn Dime 333

    « Washburn Dime 333 »

    I bought it from mars music because it had an awsome tone when i tried it out (cuz im a huge fan of dimebag darrel) i Payed $700 for it (but according to the website its a regular $1100) This guitar is probably he most faithful guitar anyone will ev

    by MGR/Chris Johnson 1 4/6/03
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  • Washburn BT2

    « Washburn BT2 »

    I BOUGHT THIS GUITAR ON EBAY FOR 150 BUCK$. THIS GUITAR IS A FAST CRUNCHY SOUND OF A GUITAR UNDER $500. I DONT LIKE THE CHROME LES PAUL TYPE BRIDGE ON IT.THE GUITAR IS A LITTLE SHORTER THAN SOME BUT THAT HELPS SPEED PLAYERS IT IS LESS MOVEMENT TO

    by MGR/Anonymous 1 9/29/01
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  • Washburn HB35

    « Washburns 335 »

    The HB35 is a take on the classic Gibson style semi-hollow guitar. In the late 50s Jazz players were getting more into amplification, but they found out that if you put a pickup on your hollowbody guitar you get a lot of feedback if you try to play w

    by tjon901 1 6/9/11
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