Yet another freshie by Fender: Classic Player HH Strat. It's, em... another Strat but deliciously equipped with a pair of Wide Range humbucker. Pair with that alder body, how would it sound like? Here:
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2 comments:
this has got to be one of the most awesome strat review due to that Sharpen the blade intro riff. nice to see that they are treated as a guitar, not as a " omg a strat must play blues bla bla bla"
Godflesh, Nile & Obituary are among others out there who put the Strat where it belongs- on the list of versatile instruments fit for various genres. But people are not impressed with such a pairing; it's all about the narrow mindset- metal should embrace pointy guitars. despite the education, people are still ignorant.
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