Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar, Fireburst - Gold Hardware Review

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(More customer reviews)This is my first Les Paul... I've owned two SG Standards and I must say, although extremely partial to them... This guitar has the the tones of your REAL guitar hero's... Or am I just getting to be a better player? I picked this little baby up for $600 via Craigslist (LUCKY!!!)... but any guitar is like a good woman, you need to try her out first... usually... but sometimes the stars align and fate makes it's match... All I'm trying to say is that nobody should doubt these Studios... They have THE tone, I keep looking down at my hand because I can't believe I'm making these sounds haha!! Only thing... no binding but hey, neither did the early 50's models, but the Fireburst is the coolest lookin' of them all, the second pick for me would be the Alpine White, especially because it's made in a different factory... Anyways, I see now WHY this guitar costs a little more than an SG Standard... It does just a little more than an SG standard... Love my new Baby!!!

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Originally designed as a model for studio artists but adopted by countless players of all stripes, the no-nonsense Les Paul Studio electric guitar combines stripped-down appointments with the full tonal splendor and unrivaled playability of a Les Paul Standard--and at a more affordable price. It features a fat and sweet maple-and-mahogany tone from its two genuine Gibson humbucking pickups and it looks great in a Fireburst finish with gold hardware.
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Yamaha CPX900 Acoustic Electric Guitar, Brown Burst Review

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(More customer reviews)This was my Christmas present to myself last year & my wife is jealous. She is tired of me saying "I love this guitar"! Read all the reviews that I could find online and when I went to the 2 local music stores (SA & GC) they didn't have any to play, so I bought without playing. Since it arrived, it has lived up to everything I've read. Right out of the box the appearance is rich with the gold tuners, pearl inlays (I have the sunburst finish). The sound is beatiful, warm, sustaining...and with the hole cover & A.R.T. system, I can plug into the amp & not worry about feedback. Use to play out quite regularly before the kids, but then took a 10 yr. hiatus. We've gotten 'the band back together' for a few gigs the past yr or so & have some coming up so I can't wait to play this puppy live! The onboard tuner & EQ are sweet and allow me to control everything at the guitar, not having to go back & forth to my amp. I would highly recommend for the money. I've played with the Martins & Taylors in the $1500 range & this is definitely of that class of quality. You won't be disappointed!Yamaha CPX900 Acoustic Electric Guitar, Brown Burst

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The CPX Compass Series is a collection of finely crafted guitars placing emphasis on playability with exceptional tonal woods and adorned with beautiful inlays and exquisite finishes. The CPX guitar line features a full body design that has more than enough volume to achieve excellent acoustic resonance.In terms of cosmetics, the CPX900 has beautiful white/black double abalone sound hole inlays, ivory fingerboard & head stock binding, ivory/black body binding, maple bottom inlay, mother-of-pearl CPX & Yamaha headstock logos and mother-of-pearl/abalone position markers. This particular model comes in four amazing color variations. Each one of these guitars is a stunning work of art both sonically and visually.The CPX900 features the newly developed A.R.T. (Acoustic Resonance Transducer) 3-way preamplifier system. This innovative new preamplifier system utilizes four amazing contact pickups that dramatically reduce feedback while achieving rich, beautiful and natural tones. Get the scoop.

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Gibson Les Paul Studio Silverburst Electric Guitar, Silverburst Chrome Hardware Review

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(More customer reviews)After spending hours testing out guitars at guitar Center I picked this up and instantly loved it. Altough I wasnt looking for a guitar in this price range I fell in love with it and couldnt go back to the other guitars. I looked at others in the same price range and I couldnt stop comeing back to it. The looks are cool and the modern style is cool even though its not what I usually like. The guitar had really great balance ("weight relieved" body), and the 60's style neck just topped off the great clean sound this gutiar makes. One big factor while looking for a guitar was the balance and most just didnt add up some where top heavy or vice versa. This one on the other hand was very well balanced. I own a 1960's silvertone harmony and the les pauls neck really was identical in style. I love this guitar! Stock settings are awesome but if you know someone who can adjust your guitar like a perfesional Luthier the guitar will sound that much better. Its well worth the money and if adjusted properly can sound and feel like you paid double for it.

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The Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar has become one of the most desired Les Paul guitars for its tremendous harmonic and sonic capacities. The studio guitar is coveted by musicians from all genres of music and offers Les Paul performance with a modern, no-frills attitude. This Silverburst edition is lighter weight and offers a distinct look and modern features.The Les Paul Studio guitar marries a lightweight chambered mahogany back to a maple top. The mahogany set neck has a 22-fret fingerboard that is constructed from high-grade rosewood. The flatter 12" fingerboard radius promotes smooth note bending and eliminates dead or choked out notesa common occurrence on rounder, smaller radius fingerboards. The Les Paul Studio guitar's '60s neck profile is slim tapered emulating the neck shapes of the 1960 Les Paul Standard.The Les Paul Studio Guitar shares the same quality electronics as some of its more expensive siblings. The Gibson 490R pickup has the tonal characteristics of an original PAF, but with a slight increase in upper mid-range response. The Gibson 498T bridge pickup is the 490 pickup's ideal complement. Taking the 490 one step further, the 498 swaps the Alnico II magnet with an Alnico V, thus making it a slightly hotter pickup with emphasis on mid-ranges and highs. The pole pieces on the 498T are also aligned a little further apart to accommodate the spacing of the strings at the bridge. Both pickups can be split via push/pull volume controls.

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Schecter Omen-4 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Walnut Satin Review

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(More customer reviews)The Schecter Omen-4 4-String Bass Guitar has active electronics, 6-bolt neck attachment, solid basswood body, deluxe tuners, and Diamond bass pickups. 2 volume and 2-band EQ, maple neck with rosewood fretboard and jumbo frets. This is an absolutely killer bass for the price. I prefer the walnut satin color over the gloss black, for there are no fingerprint stains made on the body as compared to the gloss black which would be chock' full of them after a day's worth of use. Perfect for beginner, intermediate level, and professional bass players alike, also a killer price!!! [...]


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Traveler Guitar Escape EG-2 Electric Travel Guitar (White, Deluxe Gig Bag) Review

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(More customer reviews)This mini-strat fills the bill for me as a travel guitar. It will fit in a 29" suitcase, diagonally in its guitar case. It a 27" suitcase it will fit only with out the included case.
High points: The guitar has a nice tone, very close to to that of a Fender Stratocaster. It appears to be well made with decently low action. Intonation on the upper frets is good. The quality of the tuners and bridge and workman ship all appear good. There were no visible flaws. The aux input and headphone jack were the key features for me beside its full size neck in a small travel size.
It stays in tune almost as well as my American made Strat.
Low points: The aux input was loose, I unscrewed is mounting, and tightened the nut while holding the aux jack so it wouldn't turn as I tightened it. The Pocket Rocket feature will drain the included battery in 1 day if left on. Mine arrived with a dead battery. The guitar case could use a second strap so it can be carried like a back pack.
Other than that, I'm quite satisfied. I'd rate it B to B+.

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The Traveler Guitar Escape EG-2 is a full-scale electric travel guitar with vintage looks and modern comfort for the traveling guitarist. With its 25 ½" full-scale length providing the playing experience of a full-sized guitar and the 3-ply pick guard & traditional double-cutaway body providing the classic look, you'll forget you're playing a travel guitar! At just 29 ½" long, the EG-2 stows easily in airline overhead compartments and weighs less than 5 pounds. Two precision-placed single-coil pickups feed into the EG-2's built-in Pocket RockIt headphone amplifier, which is custom-designed to produce classic clean and distortion sounds through headphones or when plugged into an amplifier. Players can also go passive into their amp of choice. The EG-2's onboard electronics include a 1/8" AUX IN jack so players can jam with tracks from an external device such as an mp3 or CD player. Additional controls include Tone & Volume knobs and a 3-way pickup selector.

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Godin Multiac Nylon Duet Ambiance Acoustic Electric Classical Guitar, Natural Review

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(More customer reviews)The godin has a little giss sound.
i have tried with different cables and amps and is always there
but it has a great soundt and the variety of equals you can get is awesome

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Electro-Harmonix HOG Synthesizer Review

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(More customer reviews)I just got my HOG today, and although I cant give a thorough review of the product I will give you mi first impressions.
I cant give a thorough review mainly because this is an instrument in itself and will require months of use to master it... perhaps years! I own a Micro Synth and it is far less complicated and it took me a whole year to really get comfortable with it, and I'm still learning new sounds and new techniques each time I use it.
Unlike the Micro Synth this is polyphonic and tracks full chords. However I've found that it tracks 3 strings better, sometimes 6 string chords fart out a little.
Picking chords quickly can also produces some unwanted motor-boating. But with the right setting and the right technique it sounds pretty awesome, and they arent hard to do. I'm not that great of a guitar player and I found it right off.
The expression pedal makes it the most fun of all. Freeze + Gliss being the most notable.
Now I can do away with my crappy Jim Dunlop volume pedal and I dont have to get the EHX Freeze (since this has both functions).
Over all its pretty easy to use and very noob friendly.


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Indulge your senses! The HOG (Harmonic Octave Generator) is a totally polyphonic guitar synthesizer, offering complete control of up to 10 interval pitches. NO glitches and NO special pickup needed. Garner new tone potential from extreme sub bass to powerful multi-octave chords, including fifth and third intervals. Convert guitar into a Hammond B3 organ. Dedicated Filtering and Envelope Control, with numerous setup options, make the HOG a must-have performance instrument. Includes external expression pedal. Control the following harmonic intervals: down 2 octaves; down 1 octave; original note; up a 5th; up 1 octave; up 1 octave plus a 5th; up 2 octaves;up 2 octaves plus a 3rd; up 3 octaves; up 4 octaves.

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MTD Kingston "The Artist" Bass Guitar (4 String, Fretless, Transparent Blue) Review

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(More customer reviews)I was new to bass guitars 2 Years ago, so I decided to up the bar with my MTD Kingston Fretless 4 string before I became proficient on a fretted 4 string bass.
I ordered mine online, and only prayed that it was what it promoted it was in the online display..
After getting my package via ground, I opened up the box, and picked it up carefully looking for any flaws.
There weren't any ! remarkably, it was all but one string being 1/4th a cent off ..IN TUNE !!!(It shipped from Phoenix ! ).
It arrived with round-wounds on it,and played and sounded so special..I am a front of house engineer for national acts,and my ears don't lie ! !
I could hear the pores in the wood..a majestic bowing swell accompanied every nuance.
I travel all over the World with my work,and will always check out a local music store, and look for new manufacturers,or exceptional instruments as a comparison to playability,sound,and looks.
Michael Tobias has a extraordinary ability to combine all the elements in one package. His work will stand tall with any world class performer,or Luther.
Wanna be inspired? Just play one...the proof is in the puddin' as they say..
I wouldn't even consider looking for another Fretless bass
Way to go Mike ! You are Tha' MAN !


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Artist fretless 4-string bass, Ebonol Fingerboard, Transluscent Blue finish.The MTD Kingston Artist Basses were created for the player who is looking for the warm but slightly aggressive sound of the large pole, dual humbucking pickups made popular in the 70's and 80's.The Artist incorporates many of the superior design elements found on MTD's revered US-built instruments-but at a fraction of the cost.Carefully constucted using high quality Basswood, Eastern Hard Rock Maple and beautifully finished in a stunning high gloss, the Kingston Artist was equipped to meet the demands of any serious player.Designed by master luthier Michael Tobias, the MTD Kingston Series of instruments offer enhanced playability, exceptional tone, and superior construction at a price fit for any musician.Michael has trained a team of luthiers in the fine art of building an MTD bass and the results are nothing short of his lifelong goal: creating an affordable instrument that has the look, feel, and soul of his reveredAmerican basses.The MTD Kingston Series of Instruments are carefully constructed to Michael's exacting specifications.

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Gold Tone Paul Beard Signature Series PBR-D Roundneck Resonator Deluxe Guitar (Tobacco Sunburst) Review

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(More customer reviews)I play mostly electric guitar and bass in a hobby originals band that I would characterize as post-punk/alt-rock. I have 20+ guitars but none are acoustic, so I have been searching for several months for a decent one in the under 400$ range. I have been very disappointed with the anemic sounds of even the +1000$ models from all the usual makers. I was shocked that a 1200$ Martin wasn't even all real wood! Sitting in the corner with the mandolins and banjos was a lone dobro (specifically, a Goldtone by Paul Beard - Resonator Deluxe Model- I never heard of either brand); since I had never even held one before I tried it out of curiosity. The first thing I noticed was that it felt SOLID and HEAVY, and had a very satisfying feel to it. I banged out my three open chord test song and I IMMEDIATELY knew I was not leaving the store without this guitar. This was exactly the full, LOUD, rich bass yet twangy sound I was looking for. The sound I remember from decades ago playing my friends dreadnought Martin. An unmistakably distinctive resonator metallic edge to it, but that was almost a plus. I imagine playing with a slide and/or fingerpicks would markedly accentuate those tonal features, but bare finger picking and strumming and flatpicking with a little palm mute produced a sound that gave me butterflies in my stomach. Plucked harmonics sounded better than most hot electrics or chicken picked teles. The dynamic range was incredible, and I sensed that this thing PROJECTS if you are in front of it. I can't wait to experiment with mic'ing techniques to capture that sound.
The build quality and materials seemed excellent to me; I detected no flaws in construction and the attention to detail was apparent. The finish was a little heavy on the poly, especially on the very thick, 'round n bound' neck, but the days of nitro are gone, and this axe did have the shine of a new Bently. The sealed tuners look Grover-ish but say "Jinks", which for some reason makes me laugh whenever I read it. The neck is very playable, even for an electric guy, but I think my bass muscles have something to do with it. To get the tone I was looking for the old fashioned mechanical way takes heavy gauge strings, and the surprisingly knowledgeable, friendly and helpful gut at the Hempstead Long Island Sam Ash recommended heavier treble strings than you might use on an acoustic. As far as the wood type, i only know from the web to be maple/ebony with tobacco sunburst. I have no idea where its made; the serial number/model number sticker in the cavity doesn't say. Other reviews are sketchy; I pulled this from the Mando Bros site's quote of the maker's site (which, strangely enough I have not visited since it was not on the first page results of my Google query;)---"Designed by legendary maker Paul Beard, this signature model guitar is hand made and provides unmatched tone in its price range. The Beard "open" soundwell body design utilizes genuine USA Beard cones & spiders...(and) feature USA assembly and setup by experienced luthiers..."
Price was $499 with OHSC (this was a spotless used guitar; MSRP seems to be around $1100 for the deluxe which I think just has inlay and binding; the standard is obviously less. Street price in my brief survey is 600-800$) I haggled the guy down another fitty dollas which felt extra nice.
Anyway, I'm giddy with delight that I finally found what I was after. Enuf now I'm going to play.

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Designed by legendary maker Paul Beard, the Gold Tone Paul Beard Round Neck Deluxe (PBRD) signature model guitar is hand made and provides unmatched tone in its price range. The Beard "open" soundwell body design utilizes genuine USA Beard cones & spiders. All Gold Tone Beard Signature Series feature USA assembly and setup by experienced luthiers. You can be assured of a perfect setup for maximum tone & playability. The PBRD features an ebony fingerboard, maple back and sides, and a high gloss tobacco sunburst finish.

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Michael Kelly Patriot Decree MKPDBKV Electric Guitar Review

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(More customer reviews)After reading some of the reviews for this item I decided to try it over a G&L Legacy. With the coil tapped electronics option along with the humbuckers it sounded like a very versatile guitar. Well, I just opened the package and WOW, I saw brown all over a Black Vapor finish on what I cant even be sure is really flamed maple. The binding has what appears to be black dye on it in places and shows a small crack around the neck joint and the access covers look like they were cut out with a dull butter knife. And the fret markers, some fit, some dont. And I didnt expect to see that it was made in China. I really lost all interst in even plugging it in. Perhaps I'll plug it in and see if the sound quality is better than the material and build quality. But not right now, I'm that frustrated.

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Get a stage-ready guitar without breaking the bank with this Patriot Decree electric guitar in Black Vapor from Michael Kelly. A gorgeous looker, the Patriot Decree offers many of the same features of its higher priced Patriot brethren. The mahogany body features a deeply arched top and a string-through body design for added sustain. And the carefully wound Michael Kelly PAF Plus humbucker pick-ups combined with the set-neck construction (for maximum contact between the neck and body) gives this guitar its classic tone. The jumbo frets on the neck also make this guitar incredibly comfortable to play.

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Daisy Rock Wildwood Artist Acoustic/Electric (Rainbow Sparkle) Review

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(More customer reviews)I love this guitar. It has great sound and is the perfect size for a girl. The paint job is a little fragile but other than that no complaints. It's also really cool looking!!

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From Daisy Rock Guitars, the world's first company to make guitars designed especially for girls, comes the Wildwood Acoustic-Electric Guitar. Features maple back & sides with sparkle finish over spruce top and a 20-fret, 25 1/2 scale set-in, slim profile, mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and daisy pearloid inlays. Includes Daisy Custom Piezo system with 4 band EQ and master volume, and custom chrome tuners with Daisy logo. All Daisy Rock guitars include a limited lifetime warranty and arrive set up and ready to play.

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Fender CD-60CE Acoustic Electric Guitar with Case, Natural Review

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(More customer reviews)The case is awesome and the guitar is good! the price is excelent! For a 1st guitar is an excelent choice!

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New and improved for 2011. The CD-60CE dreadnought cutaway boasts features you'd expect on much more expensive instruments, with a spruce top and choice of natural, sunburst and black finishes.Upgrades include a new black pickguard and mother-of-pearl acrylic rosette design, new compensated bridge design, white bridge pinswith black dots and smaller (3 mm) dot fingerboard inlays. Features include scalloped X bracing, black body binding, 20-fret fingerboard, dual-action truss rod, die-cast tuners and Fishman pickup system with active onboard preamp, tuner, volume and tone controls. Hard-shell case included.

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Seagull Artist Studio CW QII Acoustic Electric Guitar Review

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(More customer reviews)I am well pleased with the fit, finish, and sound of this up-graded Artist. It is a beautiful instrument. I have yet to have the strings lowered. Once this is done, I believe the action will be much faster. Perfect as is for chords.

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Gallien-Krueger Neo 112-II Bass Guitar Cabinet (300 Watt) Review

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(More customer reviews)Have been a fan of GK products for years. Paired this with the 700RB/210 Combo for a more dynamic sound and am amazed at the difference. Great power and dynamic range. As always, GK delivers excellent workmanship and sound quality at a fair price. Light as a feather compared to the old time stuff. Wouldn't use anything but GK products.

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300 watt, 8 ohm bass cabinet with 1x12" Paragon Cast frame neodymium speaker and horn.

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Schecter Riot Deluxe-4 Bass - Dark Metallic Blue Review

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(More customer reviews)I don't think I've ever purchased a bass that was perfectly tuned and set up right out of the box. Amazing! The workmanship is excellent with no noticeable flaws. Intonation is perfect. Fret, string, and bridge height is perfect. I can honestly say I would change nothing with the set up. the neck is thin and fast, though the headstock bumps my hands on "F" notes on the 1st string. (Probably my bad technique more than a bass flaw). The active electronics produce a range from punchy funk to mellow ballads. When pushed, she puts out a mild distorted sound with everything on "11". Great color. Great bass. Great price. If you are on the fence, buy this bass. If your experience was anything like mine, you won't be sorry.

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Takamine EG345C 12-String Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar Review

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(More customer reviews)I am very pleased with this guitar. It took me awhile to aquire it through Musician's Friend, but after waiting almost 6 months, production resumed. I'm glad I waited. It is an amazing 12 string for the price considering all the quality woods and workmanship involved. This particular G series is very nice! I have not had to adjust the action at all, and I have had it 5 months now. Nice and loud volume unplugged. For $400 you cannot go wrong...

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Made to Takamine's strict specifications, G Series instruments represent exceptionally good value. Takamine Guitars are crafted from the finest handpicked tonewoods, hand-crafted by expert luthiers, all providing players with an unmatched excellence and surprising affordability. Play one today and you'll play one for a lifetime. The EG345C is a 12-string dreadnought featuring a cutaway body made from mahogany back & sides with a spruce top. Also features a rosewood fingerboard. The EG345C is equipped with the easy to use TP4T preamp featuring a 3 Band Graphic EQ and a built in tuner.

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G&L Tribute Legacy Guitar (Blueburst, Hard Rock Maple Neck) Review

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(More customer reviews)Seeing the lack of a review for this product, I'll try to help you guys out. I've owned a Tribute Legacy for about 3 years now, and I've always loved it. I sold a Fender (MIM) Deluxe Super Strat to get it, and I've never looked back. This guitar is what the Fender Standard Strat wishes it could be, for the same price. The quality and cut of the maple used for the neck is far superior, The USA made alnico pickups sound much better than the standard Fender pickups or even the Tex-Mex pickups. The two-point fulcrum tremolo is much more usable, easier to set up, has better tuning stability, and a higher mass block for more sustain. And the Korean build quality is great, at least as good as the recent Japanese Fenders. I've owned a lot of Fenders, and always liked them, but I would put the Tribute Legacy up against any MIM or MIJ Fender and even the USA Highway 1 series. Great Guitar... only $499?? Get two!!

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The G&L TRIBUTE SERIES LEGACY is one of the orginal designs for which G&L's founder Leo Fender is world renowned.This fine Double Cutaway instrument features a Hard Rock Maple neck with Fully Enclosed, 18:1 ratio, Tuning Machines and a Maple fingerboard mounted to a Solid Ash body with a rich BlueBurst finish and a Pearl pickguard.It comes equipped with 3 Patented, USA Made, G&L vintage style Alnico V single coil pickups controlled by the Patented G&L Passive Treble/Bass (PTB) system which includes a single Volume Control combined with separate Treble and Bass Controls and a 5 Position Pickup Selector Switch.Hardware includes a Patented G&L Dual Fulcrum Vibrato which pivots on two hardened posts for perfect return to pitch and maximum sustain.G&L Deluxe Gig Bag included.

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