Showing posts with label Pawnshop Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pawnshop Series. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Vaporizer (Fender content)

This is a new one by Fender, its very retro looking Vaporizer amp. It hails from the Pawn Shop series of gear so it has a good mix of retro vibe as well as a contemporary feel so nothing feels old. Just a tasty back-dating to proceedings.

The Vaporizer is a 12W all tube amp featuring a pair of 10" drivers as seen here. It may not be your thing if you are a fan of the 12" but Fender's 10", especially featured as a couple, has some of the tastiest cleans around so don't dismiss it just yet.

Simple set of controls would make you more focused on your playing, yes? The 2-input feature here further underscores the fact that it's made for some pleasant cleans.

Friday, January 18, 2013

Fender 2013: Pawn Shop Mustang

How can I not like the Mustang bass? I own one, it's a shorter-scaled unit (30") so it's a likable bass for guitar dweebs like me. This 2013, the Mustang bass is still a Japanese make but it features a humbucker so it's something I am considering. I was gonna go with a full scale bass this year because I don't own any of such basses in the mean time. The last good one had a history with my dad but I'm trying to forget that episode... sheesh.

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Fender 2013: Super-sonic

Flashback '90s- Squier has this Super-sonic model in the Vista Series of instruments. That's right, it's based on a reverse Jaguar model with a modified cutaway to ensure the upper frets are accessible at the treble side.

Some 20 years later, the Super-sonic reappears in Fender's Pawn Shop range (new 2013). Evidently, they dug up & re-hashed the Squier design with a significant slant for the neck humbucker. I actually want one :-)

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Fender: Pawnshop models

The Fender Pawnshop Series- I've been looking at these guitars lately (online pics), I won't be the only one to deem them quirky but they do appeal to us for some quaint reasons. I find them reasonably priced as well for a Japanese manufacture so it's a matter of feeling & hearing them in action before choosing which one would be the rightful pick.

If you think the Pawnshop Series should be made available here, please +1 this post.

Choose your desirable models from the poll section of this blog- maybe they would be making their way here after all, so you, my friends, are telling the relevant parties which ones should be made more available so no dog fights would take place if that happens... thanks in advance! :-)