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ok..thanks ziiop..
Schecter At G77
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trianglebiscuit
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i dont rememeber seeing the blackjack series at g77
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hmm..most likely smth from the 006 series...rilli disappointed from the stupid swee lee incident.
trianglebiscuit
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006s are great. same specs as the c1, but a more unique body shape. be different!
the only 006 avaliable at g77 is the lower end bolt-on extreme series.
ive got the blackjack series one tho
the only 006 avaliable at g77 is the lower end bolt-on extreme series.
ive got the blackjack series one tho
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damn it!
nvm..how much is ur blackjack???
nvm..how much is ur blackjack???
Mobius
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hey there, u can try harmony-central for reviews too.
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/brand/Schecter
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/brand/Schecter
Mahogany has a richer sound than basswood? yeap, to my ears, correct. but rich in what sense?
Mahogany is also muddy in the bass to my ears, while basswood is tight and more focused.
Pros and cons Santa, some like poplar and think its the next best thing, some insist on thousands-of-years-old wood.
Mahogany is also muddy in the bass to my ears, while basswood is tight and more focused.
Pros and cons Santa, some like poplar and think its the next best thing, some insist on thousands-of-years-old wood.
oh man... people like Joe Satriani and John Petrucci must be out of their minds to use basswoodSanta said:Well on specs, because i can't like rip off the pickups and swap it to seymours then try it on my oh so lousy crate 15W amp. (this is to compare with my current guitar sound)
Also because people tend to bash basswood a lot imo and i'd like the thick mid-rich mahogany
Santa said:Well on specs, because i can't like rip off the pickups and swap it to seymours then try it on my oh so lousy crate 15W amp. (this is to compare with my current guitar sound)
Also because people tend to bash basswood a lot imo and i'd like the thick mid-rich mahogany
the question lies in here is that can you hear the difference as your comment is based on spec?
Santa
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i am getting flamed :lol:
haha, anyway, im set on a fender strat... but to answer ciel...
well i havent tried them side to side through the same amp. most of the tone comes from there too. but, i feel that the tone of my friends lp is much richer than the tone of a schecter i tried at g77.
i can hear the difference :lol:
don't flame me
haha, anyway, im set on a fender strat... but to answer ciel...
well i havent tried them side to side through the same amp. most of the tone comes from there too. but, i feel that the tone of my friends lp is much richer than the tone of a schecter i tried at g77.
i can hear the difference :lol:
don't flame me
ZiiopBoii
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Well a ceratin wood type is not bad or gd in my opinion as long as its meant 2 make a guitar... A diff guitarist will be appealed 2 diff wood tone.... But if its like a lower grade and quality den it will make a diff...
Japanese factories like Ibanez seem to get a tan colored, more uniform Basswood while other Asian factories get a more flawed yellowish basswood. And there seems to be a big difference in tone. A clearer, darker Basswood should produce more sound, while the yellowish lower grade seems to have more of the undesirable tonal qualities of Poplar. A hardtail emphasizes the reduced dynamics of the outer frequencies.
Check out dis website....
http://www.jemsite.com/jem/wood.htm
Hope dis helps...
Japanese factories like Ibanez seem to get a tan colored, more uniform Basswood while other Asian factories get a more flawed yellowish basswood. And there seems to be a big difference in tone. A clearer, darker Basswood should produce more sound, while the yellowish lower grade seems to have more of the undesirable tonal qualities of Poplar. A hardtail emphasizes the reduced dynamics of the outer frequencies.
Check out dis website....
http://www.jemsite.com/jem/wood.htm
Hope dis helps...