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- m***m (296)- Évaluation laissée par l'acheteur.Il y a plus d'un anAchat vérifiéGreat guitar, item as described. Great communication and transaction from seller. Thank you!
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Avis (2)
19 juil. 2016
Great product!
This phone was in impeccable condition, and works great. The only minor detail (for those considering an LG G4) is that the stock charger is incredibly slow - it literally takes hours to charge. You can get around this by ordering a Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 charger, which this phone (along with a few other recent androids) is designed to utilize.
But with that minor criticism of LG aside, the phone is powerful, great screen size, very customizable, and this particular phone was in amazing condition for a used phone.
20 sept. 2016
Great guitar but could use a couple of enhancements
There are very few options out there for electric guitars with a scalloped fretboard, so I found myself buying this one. First off, the scalloped fretboard is super-cool. It's a little harder to play super-fast shred on it, but it feels AMAZING for vibrato and string bending. This single aspect of the guitar is unique enough that I'm keeping it. The pickups also sound good too...a bit hotter output than standard single coils, but still less output than a humbucker.
With that said, this guitar needs a few enhancements:
* staying in tune - this guitar (like any strat with a standard fender vibrato) doesn't stay in tune very well. Yngwie famously claims that "you just have to know how to set the guitar up right"...well, he could stand to share that information with the fender custom shop. I'm spending a few hundred more dollars to replace the clunky bridge with a Super-Vee Bladerunner, and to replace the stock tuners with Sperzel locking tuners.
* pickup selector - why on earth would someone choose to replace the stock, $15 5-way pickup selector switch (which gives those godly in-between settings) with a 3-way switch??? I'm replacing the pickup selector switch as well.
* volume knob - this is a minor thing, but an issue I've found with all strats. They don't have a very smooth curve to the volume knob pot...it really has 2 settings (all the way up, or all the way down), with a tiny little space in-between. I like a lot of those lush, juicy mid-volume sounds, so like my other strat, I'm going to replace the volume pot.
* color - definitely not my first choice of color. But again, there simply aren't many options for scalloped fretboard guitars. With that said, the quirkiness of the cream color has grown on me a little. It looks better in person (really a cream color) than in the pictures, which look more like a washed-out yellow.
A guitar that retails for $1700 shouldn't need these kinds of upgrades. But with all of that said, I bought this guitar, and I'm choosing to keep it. The fretboard is something super-fun and different, and the pickups sound nice. Action is good too, though I had to lower it slightly when I received the guitar.