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Westone UM1 - "Well Made"
I am always cautious when it comes to getting studio in ear headphones especially when they cost more than 100 dollars like the Westone UM1’s do. But they are perfect for live sound and performances…
11/04/12

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Westone Rail Bass - letroleur's review
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Hello, I am looking for the address of a site or a store where I could find dtaches pieces for a low Westone Rail Bass. Looking mcaniques two of which serve tighten the strings A +++ Thank…
10/11/08
Westone Telecaster - " There Westone Westone and ..."
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There Westone Westone and! The Westone brand is originally brand Japanese manufacturer Matsumoku (79 to 87). Of the Westone Matsumoku (Concord, Thunder, Rainbow etc) are guitars of outstanding qualit…
07/09/14
Westone UM3 X RC - " Ear UM3 x rc"
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I am a drummer on ROLAND td20 I play with these Ears for 2 years I tried at least ten ears before deciding me These Ears are 3-way, bass transducers 1 and 1 for medium and 1 for acute the…
11/30/13
Westone Spectrum SX - " Blue"
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Guitar made in Japan and very good finish. The wood of the guitar should be maple. The bridge is a BendMaster Deluxe licensed Floyd Rose, of suitable quality. The round handle is screwed and co…
06/06/13
Westone Thunder I - " its very round and precise"
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1983 model made in Japan handle screw driver I got the machine in poor condition, I rebuilt the fittings to nine 1 microphone active / passive tone correction UTILIZATION guitar a bit h…
04/16/13
Westone HY - " Superb in its field"
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Everything is in the data sheet ;) (I'm not as much as it is never reached) UTILIZATION The neck is super nice, very easy to run over to fast solos in all registers of the guitar but I must sa…
07/12/12
Westone Ear Monitor - " Westone ear UM3X RC"
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I am a drummer on ROLAND TD20, I wanted to minimize the spread of sound on the small stage, I use them for 1 year I tried at least ten ears before I decide the UM3X have a sound very neutral, e…
06/10/12
Westone Telecaster - raph.bass's review
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Matsumoku made in factories in Japan in 1977. Typical Telecaster bridge with the "ashtray". Maple neck 21 box. 2 Telecaster pickups. Volume, Tone and picker "positions. UTILIZATION Handle very ni…
01/23/12
Westone Thunder III - Dlw's review
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For over ten years it is in my possession, I acquri Franks in 1000 for opportunity. What j'apprcie in this instrument, its sound and its sound trs ample, and the quality of its components. Its defaul…
01/26/04

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