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The wait was 100% worth it.
Top notch.
PROS:
-The Fishmans offer incredible quality. You can pick distorted chords and every note rings out beautifully. The clean tones are also warm and clear.
-Amazing playability. The neck feels smooth and fast and bending strings has never felt better.
-Great setup from the box. Came perfectly intonated and the action was fairly low and comfortable.
-Great craftmanship (Mine was made in Indonesia btw). The binding is beautiful, the fretwork couldn't have been better, the locking tuners do their job and the guitar doesn't go out of tune, despite having low action and the somewhat infamous 3L 3R tuning peg system.
-Chugs for days. I play a lot of Megadeth and Metallica and the sound this guitar/these pickups offer is MASSIVE. You can't go wrong if you're playing that type of heavy music.
-No neckdive, well balanced, fairly comfortable to play sitting up. I'm used to playing explorer/kelly shapes, but I got used to the LP shape in a really short time.
-Way thinner and less bulky/heavy than your traditional LP. I don't know why anyone would choose a Gibson over an EC-1000 or an Eclipse.
Cons:
-I'm fairly sure the Fishmans will chew through the 9V batteries like no tomorrow, but I can't say I've witnessed that just yet.
PROS:
-The Fishmans offer incredible quality. You can pick distorted chords and every note rings out beautifully. The clean tones are also warm and clear.
-Amazing playability. The neck feels smooth and fast and bending strings has never felt better.
-Great setup from the box. Came perfectly intonated and the action was fairly low and comfortable.
-Great craftmanship (Mine was made in Indonesia btw). The binding is beautiful, the fretwork couldn't have been better, the locking tuners do their job and the guitar doesn't go out of tune, despite having low action and the somewhat infamous 3L 3R tuning peg system.
-Chugs for days. I play a lot of Megadeth and Metallica and the sound this guitar/these pickups offer is MASSIVE. You can't go wrong if you're playing that type of heavy music.
-No neckdive, well balanced, fairly comfortable to play sitting up. I'm used to playing explorer/kelly shapes, but I got used to the LP shape in a really short time.
-Way thinner and less bulky/heavy than your traditional LP. I don't know why anyone would choose a Gibson over an EC-1000 or an Eclipse.
Cons:
-I'm fairly sure the Fishmans will chew through the 9V batteries like no tomorrow, but I can't say I've witnessed that just yet.
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