These are the exact two ESPs that I want. I don't even care about the lack of SS frets, really. When am I even going to refret with a new guitar? 5 years? 10?
Just logged back in here for the first time in a while to say the price of new Schecters, here in Europe at least, is out of control. Almost €2,000 for a Solo II Supreme? Gtfo. €1,800 for the SLS C-1 Elite? My god.
nope, i can confidently say there was no user abuse on my end. i'm not great with setups, so i usually send my guitars to a local builder for setups. however, i had it in its case during a particularly humid summer this year and the bow in the neck was quite severe. i tried adjusting it slightly...
yeah looks like this is going to be a really expensive repair :( i guess that will teach me to take a chance on a smaller company going forward. completely bizarre.
Hey all,
Back in 2016 I purchased a Pro Series Acacia Hades 7 String. It was a pretty good guitar and felt well-built in the hands - or so I thought.
Fast forward to 2020. I haven't played it for a lot of this year so it has spent plenty of time in its case. I decide to start playing it...
I don't really understand all the fanned fret models. As I understand it, doesn't the Evertune bridge negate the need for a fanned fret? If so, why not just install those?
It just all depends on who is making them and why. If it's a Made-In-China made by/for Dean that's around $600 it'll probably be a piece of shit. If it's an Eastman, a prestige, handcrafted guitar that's made in China to the highest standard it will probably be as good as anything built with the...
Good shout on the Kiesel. They have a guitar for sale right now for around $1,300 that probably beats the crap out of that Chapman.
You should keep making more videos dude. I enjoyed this one.
I don't know any reason I would buy this when I can get a MusicMan Cutlass or Stingray for around the same price. Hell, I can get a Japanese Yamaha RSP20CR for the same price.
You could get a completely custom Agile for the price of this thing brand new, or a Semi-Custom guitar from Balaguer...
All the companies under the USMC brand are doing badly. Ken Parker sold the company years ago and makes archtop acoustic and semi-acoustic guitars. Sold the company in the mid-00's I think?
Anyway, yeah. USMC is downsizing. Washburn aren't producing as much guitars as they used to either, and...