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I've seen a few newer Fenders that I'd like if I didn't order something like it made by a luthier years ago. |
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Yeah, there was a fender that was more like a rock guitar, with a floating trem and 22 frets, forget what it was called. I only found out about them recently but wish I could have got one. I don't think they do them anymore.
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I'm actually in the process of ordering a 3 noiseless single coil Fender type by GMW, basically duplicating the neck specs of another guitar I own. I just need to finalize specs/make up my mind. |
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Both of them have the traditional 3 pickup setup and both have super low output pickups. The controls on each of them is different. The Chandler has a two knob volume and tone setup, and the G&L has the standard PBT system. There are tons of strats I would like to own, and as soon as I can find that compares to my Legacy I got for $700 used, I'll buy it
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I feel that moving the volume knob away from the bridge pickup and a master tone are an improvement on the original design. You can also add a push/pull to get 7 way Strat wiring.
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the ones i've played, and the one i purchased, was junk to me. maybe i need to spend the money for a vai or a satriani. i liked some of the yamahas better. however, a lot of people like ibanez(with a z) and as usual, everything is subjective.
play music!
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But Ibanez makes some great, great guitars. |
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Agreed. They make some great jazz boxes
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I've never owned one but I have worked on plenty of them over the years and they seem like good guitars to me. The Law Suit Les Pauls are fantastic and their 80's hair band metal guitars too. Unfortunately they flooded the market with cheap acoustic guitars so that reputation is kind of shot imho.
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Ibanez AG-75 bs
I bought an Ibanez AG 75 bs about four years ago. I have a gretsch 6120 and an older Gibson es-225t, but the Ibanez is my favorite.
It's a small hollow body guitar. It looks very nice also. Only change I made was the neck pickup because I tend to use that pickup the most. |
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My primary instrument for jazz playing is an Ibanez AFJ81 (single-pickup jazzbox). It's pretty wonderful with the wood bridge - big, warm, woody. Also set it up to allow easy pickup swaps to allow switching between the original ACH humbucker, a Bartolini 1S, and an oooold PAF in about a half hour.
It's a great quality instrument that's perfect for performance bc it sounds and feels wonderful and yet isn't so expensive that it causes worry when it's out being played. |
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just bought a nylon Ibanez c300, cheap 200/300 classical guitar.
made in China, really entry level. good enough for the price and could match the Yamaha classical guitars for the price range. Sent from my SM-N9208 using Tapatalk |
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The Blazer is great for rhythm. That said, my style is very middle of the road, so I haven't really pushed it. It certainly is a warmer sound than equivalent SSS Strats. Compared to the Strats that I have played, I prefer the feel of the Blazer, but, in a lot of cases that, too, can be fixed with a good setup. Friend, who plays lead was in a band a few years back with a bloke who had a Blazer and he has fond memories of that guitar, too. They seem to be a rather quiet achiever as far as guitars go. If you can ever get one, you may not want to let it go.
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I'm not a fan of their solid body electrics, but some of their semis are very nice.
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