Some stuff I would wanna check out this 2010. Firstly, it's the Ibanez RG1451; something non-whammy for my current needs. I've been enjoying whammyless guitars for quite a while, they manifest my ideas & techniques (or the lack of) better than many other guitars.
I would be looking forward to try the RGD320, something with a longer scale length. Why not the Prestige version? Because that one has only a single knob; I prefer a tone & volume control but whatever I can get my hands on, I will play.
Itching to own another 7-string, something non-whammy, of course. The RGA would be a good bet but the active pickups in there is something to think about. Hmm...
The PRS SE Singlecut Korina is definitely on my list. I have limited interest in single cutaway guitars but this one is a definite consideration.
Finally, an ESP would be one of my to-get guitar this year. Looking for something less conventional but nothing protrusive in terms of the body outline. Was thinking of the Viper or the above Phoenix.
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does RGD already available in south east asia market?
not yet bro... coming in soon, i was told :-)
say, what string gauge are you using? i might have a complimentary set of strings for you- no worries, postage bourne on me...
i used super light 9-42 gauge (mostly d'addario)
complimentary? hey dude, thanks...
cool. i'm letting you try a set of Dean Markley 'vintage' yellow pack, 9-42. do give me your mailing address here: subversion@lycos.com, you don't want to be telling the whole world your address here, would you?
done... and thanks
don't mention it :-) it' my way of saying thanks for following my blog...
Wow ur choices are great. Btw do u recoment a strat with texas pups or the H1. And for a budget of 1k and below which is better Mij Cij or Mim? pup change maybe later. (:
hi there :-)
decision making is really a personal & subjective exercise. pickups like the Texas Special, was conceived to appeal in a certain voicing consideration, the best way torelate to this is to hear it in action. i'm not one to recommend pickups by virtue of their tags; it's more relevant to put forth certain brands/models after knowing the players' tonal needs. maybe you can tell me your desired tone, first...
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