Hmmmm.... I just picked up a Yamaha PAC112J (I think) with my guitar student. Cost abt $400. Great stuff, great quality. The fretwork was excellent save for a TINY spot of glue on one end, nothing you can't chip off, otherwise, polished, smooth and even frets. Set it up for flying fingers, low low low action with straight neck (best as my eye can see it) and it was burning. I liked what I heard with the stock pups. Its alder so its clearer, brighter than mahogany (usually), perhaps lacking that "richness" of maho but no muddy low end.
Need help with my guitar dilemma!
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mattdavios
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i rather u go for SX LP at davis than J&D...music theme got J&D though
gibbytones
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dude just get what you like.
definetly you must have your heart set on one.
get the one you like. no point getting something that you dont like as much for some trivial minute detail.
If the player is happy the guitar always sounds good.
definetly you must have your heart set on one.
get the one you like. no point getting something that you dont like as much for some trivial minute detail.
If the player is happy the guitar always sounds good.
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ciki said:
looking for this?
read here: http://soft.com.sg/2006/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=11437&start=735
jeremyrozario
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ShredCow said:
yay, another yamaha convert
loldude333
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u may wanta consider some ibanez gtrs as well,like the lower range GIO series, recommeded models wld be the GRG121,GRG170DX or GSA60. and an amp is impt too, read the thread 'Selecting an electric guitar for a newbie' in the same forum.
