Jay Turser JT-LT

Jay Turser JT-LT

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Jay Turser JT-LT : Recensione di lbj273

" Great Value" 7 (7/10)

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Prodotto comprato nuovo in Gennaio 2012

Caratteristiche8/10

-Corpo in mogano con le impiallacciature in legno di palissandro
-Doppio legame
Collo acero con tastiera in palissandro
-Impiallacciato palissandro magazzino testa
Vintage 6-ponte a sella

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-Mahogany body with rosewood veneers
-Double bound
-Maple neck with rosewood fretboard
-Rosewood veneered head stock
-Vintage 6 saddle bridge

Facilità d'uso7/10

L'hardware utilizzato è piuttosto a buon mercato e potrebbe utilizzare un aggiornamento di sicuro, ma è utilizzabile out of the box. Il collo si trova sul lato sottile / piccola ed è molto sottile vicino al capotasto che fa accordi sentire un po 'angusta per le mie mani grandi. Detto questo, la chitarra suona molto bene. Non c'erano tasti forte quando l'ho comprato, che è spesso un problema per le chitarre a basso costo. La ragione per cui ho comprato è che ha giocato come se non meglio di tutti gli Telecaster altro nel negozio, tra cui G & L's e una Fender pochi Alta Via 1 Telecaster.

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The hardware used is rather cheap and could use an upgrade for sure, but it is usable out of the box. The neck is on the thin/small side and is very thin near at the nut which makes chords feel a little cramped for my big hands. With that said, the guitar plays very nicely. There were no sharp frets when I bought it which is often a problem for cheap guitars. The reason that I bought it was that it played as well as if not better than all the other telecasters in the store, including G&L's and a few Fender High Way 1 Telecasters.

Suono7/10

Finora l'amplificatore solo che l'ho usato con la mia Fender Champ 600 modificata, ma mi sembra ottimo per blues e rock classico. Essendo in legno di mogano e non la solita ontano, frassino o pino, è piuttosto buio per un suono Telecaster. E 'un bel cambiamento di ritmo. Si può ancora fare il suono Tele twang, ma può anche fare toni che non si ottiene con lo standard Telecaster. Il pickup al ponte è molto economico ed è stato borderline inutilizzabile. Il pickup al manico suona comunque molto bene, soprattutto in confronto a al ponte.

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So far the only amp that I have used it with is my modified Fender Champ 600, but it sounds great for blues and classic rock. Being made of mahogany and not the usual alder, ash or pine, it is rather dark sounding for a Telecaster. Its a nice change of pace. It can still do the Tele twang sound, but it can also do tones that you don't get with standard Telecasters. The bridge pickup is very cheap and was borderline unusable. The neck pickup however sounds really good, especially in comparison to to the bridge.

Opzioni Generali7/10

Anche se questa chitarra è a buon mercato, non soffre di alcuni dei problemi tipici che si vedono con le chitarre a basso costo. Ha azione molto bassa e assolutamente non fret buzz, e tasti non diesis / spogliato. Il ponte intonates perfettamente, e le meccaniche, anche se si sentono a buon mercato sintonia presa bene.

Ho comprato questa chitarra come una piattaforma mod, ed è una chitarra molto buona per questo. E 'disponibile utilizzabile, ma per farlo suonare bene come gioca e si sente, ha bisogno di alcuni aggiornamenti.

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While this guitar is cheap, it doesn't suffer from some of the typical problems that you see with cheap guitars. It has very low action and absolutely no fret buzz, and not sharp/undressed frets. The bridge intonates perfectly, and the tuners, although they feel cheap hold tune well.

I bought this guitar as a mod platform, and it is a very good guitar for that. It is usable stock, but in order to make it sound as well as it plays and feels, it needs some upgrades.
Original user reviewOriginal English text: Great Value

Characteristics8/10

-Mahogany body with rosewood veneers
-Double bound
-Maple neck with rosewood fretboard
-Rosewood veneered head stock
-Vintage 6 saddle bridge

Utilization7/10

The hardware used is rather cheap and could use an upgrade for sure, but it is usable out of the box. The neck is on the thin/small side and is very thin near at the nut which makes chords feel a little cramped for my big hands. With that said, the guitar plays very nicely. There were no sharp frets when I bought it which is often a problem for cheap guitars. The reason that I bought it was that it played as well as if not better than all the other telecasters in the store, including G&L's and a few Fender High Way 1 Telecasters.

Sounds7/10

So far the only amp that I have used it with is my modified Fender Champ 600, but it sounds great for blues and classic rock. Being made of mahogany and not the usual alder, ash or pine, it is rather dark sounding for a Telecaster. Its a nice change of pace. It can still do the Tele twang sound, but it can also do tones that you don't get with standard Telecasters. The bridge pickup is very cheap and was borderline unusable. The neck pickup however sounds really good, especially in comparison to to the bridge.

Overall Opinion7/10

While this guitar is cheap, it doesn't suffer from some of the typical problems that you see with cheap guitars. It has very low action and absolutely no fret buzz, and not sharp/undressed frets. The bridge intonates perfectly, and the tuners, although they feel cheap hold tune well.

I bought this guitar as a mod platform, and it is a very good guitar for that. It is usable stock, but in order to make it sound as well as it plays and feels, it needs some upgrades.


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