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Best buy guitar
This guitar is one of the best buy you an find! quality is over expectation!
i use it with a drop D as Mark Tremonti and never lost a tone on it, the only down part to me is the stick of the tremolo that is not fixed as a screw but other than that is a stunning guitar and very versatile for any typer of rock or metal, well eccept if you play really heavy, other wise this is the guitar for you!
i use it with a drop D as Mark Tremonti and never lost a tone on it, the only down part to me is the stick of the tremolo that is not fixed as a screw but other than that is a stunning guitar and very versatile for any typer of rock or metal, well eccept if you play really heavy, other wise this is the guitar for you!
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Well finished and great looking guitar, but I know why it's cheap
It looks great. The flamed top on the body and finishing were flawless. Most of it feels well built and sturdy. The nut is a plastic one. Feels pretty good on your lap, but right out of the box everything under your fretting hand felt a bit clunky. The neck is ok, but the frets stand out quite a bit and you really feel them. This is probably a personal preference, but I found it a bit disturbing. The tremolo is stiff as hell, at least with all the three springs. I haven't gone through the trouble of trying to adjust it - I just removed the bar. But what really made me shove the guitar into the corner of forgotten instruments were the pickups. I mainly play hard rock, heavy metal etc. and the sound was just too thin, metallic (in a bad way) and sharp. Not a nice sound at all. I kinda anticipated this and was prepared to buy and install new pickups. I ended up buying the Seymour Duncan hotrodded set (Sh4 and Jazz), and that really transformed the guitar. So, it's not perfect but if you upgrade some parts, you get a really nice PRS clone. My total investment with the guitar and better mics was ~540 EUR.
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A Short Review from a Beginner's Perspective
The guitar's aesthetics are wonderful, can not get tired of looking at it.
Unsure if it's my playing or if all guitars are to be this way but there is slight buzzing on the frets especially the 4 lowest pitch ones, E and A in particular. I'm not a one to diagnose it and I don't really have anyone to show it to so I'll let it be. That's probably the only downside with it.
My amp is a crock of shit bought from a now bankrupt company like 12 years ago for 60¤-90¤ish and even through it, it sounds good to me, I can't imagine what it'd sound like on Katana 50 / 100. Prolly good enough for gigging even.
I have owned a Squier strat in the past so it's the only thing I can compare it to playing-wise... This feels rougher to play--I'll probably try lighter strings--and it produces crisper sound as opposed to the very soft/blue-y tone my Squier produced. Perfect for metal and rock I suppose.
It really is a solid guitar, zero regrets!
Unsure if it's my playing or if all guitars are to be this way but there is slight buzzing on the frets especially the 4 lowest pitch ones, E and A in particular. I'm not a one to diagnose it and I don't really have anyone to show it to so I'll let it be. That's probably the only downside with it.
My amp is a crock of shit bought from a now bankrupt company like 12 years ago for 60¤-90¤ish and even through it, it sounds good to me, I can't imagine what it'd sound like on Katana 50 / 100. Prolly good enough for gigging even.
I have owned a Squier strat in the past so it's the only thing I can compare it to playing-wise... This feels rougher to play--I'll probably try lighter strings--and it produces crisper sound as opposed to the very soft/blue-y tone my Squier produced. Perfect for metal and rock I suppose.
It really is a solid guitar, zero regrets!
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