Electric Guitar Review

2 humbuckers. Mahogany neck and body.

Epiphone announces the introduction of the new Epiphone “Goth” Collection. Based upon Gibson’s very successful “Gothic” line, the Epiphone Goth Collection features a Les Paul Studio, G-400, Flying-V, and Explorer all with Satin-Black finish and Black hardware for an absolutely wicked look. Add to that, a Roman numeral “XII” inlay on the 12th fret, a Celtic Cross on the headstock, and ‘57 Classic alnico-v exposed-coil humbuckers, and you’ve got guitars guaranteed to “wake the dead!” Each model features Epiphone’s Limited Lifetime warranty.

Since 1873, Epiphone has been producing fine musical instruments including guitars, basses, banjos, mandolins, amplifiers, and accessories.

Feature:
The tone knobs are pretty useless, but do you really use them? They do little difference but the three channel toggle does it all for ya, from killer leads to super smooth rhythms for blues.

Quality:
Its really sturdy. Its neck-through, so its a lot more durable than the Gibson. They may be neck through too, but the necks on Gibson’s are super fragile. Ever dropped this axe on concrete and it never went out of tune and don’t use a Floyd rose. It’s really.

Sound:
Love the way this thing sounds. The humbuckers really play their part in this one. The best thing for doom metal.

Value:
This guitar is priced perfectly, so you get all the bang you can for your buck. Check Latest Price.

Desirability:
This axe definitely looks metal. All black satin finish, looks like its been through hell. It looks awesome on stage.

Overall:
overall, its an awesome guitar

Technical Info:
Pickups: 2 humbuckers
Hardware: Black chrome
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.68 in.
Neck Joint: Set
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Ebony/Side markers; 12th fret “XII” inlay
Binding: None
Body Material: Mahogany
Finish: Satin Black

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Mahogany body. Three-piece maple neck. INF3 and INF4 humbucking pickups.

For over 15 years, the RG series has been the undisputed standard in guitars for the hard rock player. The Wizard II is 2mm thicker than the super-thin, super-flat Ibanez Wizard. The mahogany body provides rich warm lows and sweet sustain. The jumbo frets offer easy playing for leads and chording. The fixed bridge design offers thru-body stringing for stronger tone and sustain.

Feature:
The Ibanez RG321MH electric has the perfect combination of fast, 24-fret Wizard neck, the right pickups and pickup placement, and fixed bridge design. It’s nice, simple and reliable. Have 5 way switch, 2 knobs, and it never goes out of tune. The RG321MHGN Ibanez guitar offers the simplicity and sustain of a fixed bridge guitar with through-body stringing design for increased sustain and tighter string tension.

Quality:
Its a sturdy feeling guitar, the truss rod reacts well to adjustments and string tensions, the frets are well dressed, and all the internal wiring is well organized leaving plenty of room for any changes you want to make. The surface of the body is the cheapest part, every thing else.

The fact that it has no real paint job is a bummer but this thing takes a good thrashing and sounds like it to.

Sound:
This guitar is one of the best Ibanez’s has a good solid heavy sound due to the fixed bridge and humbucker setup, which is great for heavy metal, rock, funk and blues. Good Sound stands mid-way b/w Metal and acoustic for pure metal. Wonderfully warm and buttery smooth bottom end with easy to hear notes. Standard dimarzio designed pickups do a good job.

Value:
Its a very good deal for the price. For the little amount of money you paid for this guitar is priceless, brand new, heavy sounding, fast playing, esthetically appealing piece of equipment. Check latest price.

Ease of Use:
Wonderful feeling guitar, the balance is great when you sit down, or strap it on and stand up and rock out, plays REAL fast top to bottom. The jumbo frets make the guitar feel real fast as well as the bare wood feel on the neck. No sticky feeling you would get with a gloss finish the cleaning and maintenance of this piece is nice due to the satin finish. NO FINGER SMUDGES. Easy to use a ZOOM GFX 5 really good one.

Desirability:
the guitar is actually pretty plain matte black satin finish, no bindings, no flashy inlays, gunmetal knobs and pickup rings, but the naturalness gives it a sort of girl next door kind a beauty. Which is a refreshing breeze compared to the “makeup” showpieces like i had mentioned before, there is timeless beauty in simplicity.For beginners, hobbyist’s, or players this is the guitar for you the price is perfect.

Overall:
Missing a few special things like whammy bars and things, its an all around good guitar for beginners and vets alike.

The prices make YOU GET SO MUCH GUITAR FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. The way this guitar is playing and sounding now, and will not bother to look for a different guitar for as long as this is going to be built and distributed. If it was lost or stolen, you will replace it with the same guitar the next step up which is the RGT42DXFX. Its pretty much the same guitar with a few more perks.

Features:
Wizard II neck
3pc. maple neck material
Mahogany body
24 jumbo frets
Bound rosewood finger board
Fixed bridge
IBZ INF3 (H) Neck PU
IBZ INF4 (H) Bridge PU
Pearl dot inlay
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21 fret Maple neck. Figured Maple top. 3 single-coil pickups
Impressive figured Maple top (Flame or Quilted) and White Pearl pick guard. Finishes like this are typically seen on guitars costing 10 times as much. It is an amazing value, and it’s a real Fender-designed Stratocaster! These special-run instruments are a cut above the rest in visual appeal.

Feature:
In the future a case would be nice to include for an additional cost. Just to protect such a prize. Satisfaction guaranteed. Came with an Allen Wrench.

Quality:
This guitar is very well made. High quality ESPECIALLY for as inexpensive as this is very nice. Anyplace you play it would be appropriate. It just fits you like a glove, like an old friend when you see them again. That’s something you don’t get with other brands Thanks Fender. Great workmanship and quality for the money.

Sound:
Sounds like a strat. It sounds like a really angry, roaring tyrannosaurus, who is surrounded by 200 hungry raptors, who haven’t eaten for six years. Of course pickups could be hotter. But other devices pick up that easily. Looks and plays like a true Fender.

Value:
EXCELLENT value for the money. Check latest price.

Ease of Use:
Very similar with strat.  May play any gig you want, everything will fit nicely together.

Desirability:
Burst finish, Solid Alder Body, Sealed tuning keys, jumbo frets, Maple top, pearl pick guard. What a value, WOW!!! Not seen this value before. GREAT job Fender for offering a Deluxe Squire this way. Feels like an old friend who’s come home. Very appealing blad!

Overall:
When you got what is Real Quality don’t need to search for anything because it is your question.

Technical Info
Model name: Squier Deluxe Stratocaster QMT or FMT
Series: Squier Standard Series
Body: Alder or Agathis
Neck: Maple, C-shape (polyurethane finish)
Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5 in. radius (241 mm)
Number of frets: 22 medium-jumbo
Scale length: 25.5 in. (648 mm)
Width at nut: 1.650 in. (42 mm)
Hardware: Chrome
Machine heads: Standard die-cast tuners
Bridge: Synchronous twin-pivot tremolo
Pickguard: 3-ply white pearloid
Pickups: 3 alnico magnet single-coil pickups
Pickup switching: 5-position blade
Position 1: Bridge pickup
Position 2: Bridge and middle pickup
Position 3: Middle pickup
Position 4: Middle and neck pickup
Position 5: Neck pickup
Controls: Master volume, tone 1 (neck pickup), tone 2 (middle pickup)
Strings: Fender Super 250L, nickel plated steel (.009 to .042)

Unique features: Quilt maple top, large sixties-style headstock, gold decal logo, engraved neckplate, white plastic parts,dot position inlays
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