Re: [GEAR] ISO Cheap Electric G****r
Quote from Forum Archives on November 25, 2003, 2:01 pmPosted by: jkarnes1 <jkarnes1@...>
David Studenick wrote:> Gang -
>
> Sorry to be LTNBC (little to no bass content) but I'd
> appreciate some recommendations on low cost guitars
> from those of you who are switch-hitters.
>
> I'm doing some recording and need a decent axe for
> solos, etc... I've been looking at the Washburn WI64
> and also some of the Reverend stuff. Mainly looking
> for a sort of bluesy, vintage tone, but versatility is
> important as well.
>
> Any recommendations would be appreciated.
>Standard strat or standard Telecaster, if you're into single-coil sounds.
Or... Ibanez AX guitar if you're into humbucker tone.
Those are the good ones on the cheap imho.
FWIW I don't own a single electric guitar for which I PAID more than about $350,
however with vintage and with mods some of them are definitely WORTH more than
that. This is to say a $350 guitar, if well-chosen, can be more than enough
guitar. More money spent on electric guitars may not necessarily reflect better
functionality.--
Josh Karnes
Posted by: jkarnes1 <jkarnes1@...>
> Gang -
>
> Sorry to be LTNBC (little to no bass content) but I'd
> appreciate some recommendations on low cost guitars
> from those of you who are switch-hitters.
>
> I'm doing some recording and need a decent axe for
> solos, etc... I've been looking at the Washburn WI64
> and also some of the Reverend stuff. Mainly looking
> for a sort of bluesy, vintage tone, but versatility is
> important as well.
>
> Any recommendations would be appreciated.
>
Standard strat or standard Telecaster, if you're into single-coil sounds.
Or... Ibanez AX guitar if you're into humbucker tone.
Those are the good ones on the cheap imho.
FWIW I don't own a single electric guitar for which I PAID more than about $350,
however with vintage and with mods some of them are definitely WORTH more than
that. This is to say a $350 guitar, if well-chosen, can be more than enough
guitar. More money spent on electric guitars may not necessarily reflect better
functionality.
--
Josh Karnes