beej
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Have to say I love tobacco on the Y2D. Looks fantastic.
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joe web
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after giving it a testdrive yesterday evening, i must say this guitar really nice.
it has a more "wood-sound" voicing as the trem version, which has more low end and the typical trem voicing what is more "metalish" sounding (not meaning the music style!) a bit harder i would say. the hardtail is the warmer sounding guitars of both.
again a few pictures:
i think i´ll buy it. just have to check out what their best price is and how we can handle the payment. i´m a bit blank at the moment, after paying off the DD2 JP at the end of december 2009 - but GAS it me very hard those days....
it has a more "wood-sound" voicing as the trem version, which has more low end and the typical trem voicing what is more "metalish" sounding (not meaning the music style!) a bit harder i would say. the hardtail is the warmer sounding guitars of both.
again a few pictures:
i think i´ll buy it. just have to check out what their best price is and how we can handle the payment. i´m a bit blank at the moment, after paying off the DD2 JP at the end of december 2009 - but GAS it me very hard those days....
ScoobySteve
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I'm a huge hard-tail fan.
It's good to have both, because bends and phrasing isn't the same on a hardtail guitar and a trem gutiar. Not at all.
It's good to have both, because bends and phrasing isn't the same on a hardtail guitar and a trem gutiar. Not at all.
