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Love at first sight
Some say the PRS are have a sound between the Les Paul and the Stratocaster. The three-way pickup selector and the push/pull coil tap tone control really turn possible a great range of tones. Even if guitar can range between the two classics, it excels at its own tone. Very confortable on the first impression, the fretboard takes some minutes to get used to. The beauty is beyond believe. The quillted maple top will leave you in awe.
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Nice VOX AC30 bright tones
This Vox AC30 sim has a lot of versatility, even if always chasing the Vox tone. The building is very good, seems to be a very durable little metal box. I found it great on the clean side, never getting too much over the crunch sound. Don't expect a raging overdrive, but expect a very good tamed one. The controls are sensible, so small changes have big consequences in the guitar sound.
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Yeah. For the mid control I noticed it's best at 12 or 13 o'clock. Bellow 12 gives you a more round sound though.
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My first instrument
Made by a brazilian company with over a hundred years of experience. This nylon classical guitar is perfect for the begginer. Comfortable on the learning fingers, this is a guitar that could be kept for life. Mine have 15 years now, and it's like new. Doesn't have electric parts.
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great review, I started on a student classical too and I still have it 25 years later and hope to give it to my son when he's older
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If my house was burning down, this guitar is the first thing I would save. I know there are better classical guitars out there, but for me this is the one.
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Luciano, the portuguese version of the name :)
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As an American I was torn between the Latin spelling and the French spelling (Lucian versus Lcien), but being a total romao-phile went with the latin/anglicized version. Luciano, great name. I vaguely named my boy after Lucius Corelius Sulla, Luciano Pavarotti and Lucian Freud... covering my respect for the boldest of ancient rome's politicians,classical music and modern art. And a little nod to Lucian's grandfather Sigmund buried in there too.
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A lot of tones
Sansamp GT-2 clone. Versatility is the key. A lot of tones possible, most of them great. It's hard to get a clean sound with the british or california (It lacks a bit of headroom). It's very possible to get a great tone, even if not a great copy of the original inspiration source. Good copy, great for the price.
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It's a 00's, made by Musicyo/Korea, by Gibson's Kramer specifications. It was my first guitar. At the time I didn't know anything about guitars. I believe this guitar is from the budget category of Kramer, even though It wasn't by any means a cheap guitar when I bought it. I still stand by it. A very lucky buy. Here's some photos: http://imgur.com/a/x49DY
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and the blue sky was inspired by Bryan eno who used an Eventide H3000 into a reverb to produce what he dubbed 'shimmer verb' in the 80s, most notably with U2... the shimmer verb doesn't have to have an octave up, depending on the song sometimes it could be a 5th or other harmonies depending on the song
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Great Info jimmarchi1!
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Give it a try putting the Shimverb before the delay or a reverb, it reacts completely different.
