Recensioni Godin [5th Avenue Series] 5th Avenue - Cognac Burst ( 8/10) - 0 recensioni

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LInguaggio	Membro	Caratteristiche1	Facilità d'uso2	Suono3	Opzioni Generali4
	King Loudness
	Audiofanzine FR

• 1↑. in quale paese è stato fatto? (USA, Giappone, Messico, Francia...) Quanti tasti, tipo di Pickup e configurazione? Che tipo di ponte (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? Quali sono i controlli (volume, tone, selettore pickup )? Che tipo di manico?...
• 2↑. E' facile l'accesso alle note più alte (ultimi tasti)? Dispone di un design ergonomico (per quel che riguarda forma, peso...)? Si può ottenere facilmente un buon suono?... I driver sono stabili?
• 3↑. Con quale/i amplificatore/i e quale/i effetti la usi? Quale tipo di suono ottieni e con quale settaggio (pulito, distorto,...)? Qual è il tuo suono preferito e/o il meno favorito? Soddisfa il tuo stile musicale?
• 4↑. Cosa ti piace di più e cosa di meno di questa? Hai provato molti altri modelli prima di trovare questo? Qual è la tua opinione sul rapporto qualità/prezzo? Sapendo allora ciò che sai adesso rifaresti la stessa scelta?... Precisione e qualità del suono?

• 31/08/11

  REcensione di King Loudness ( traduzione ) migliora questa traduzione "Cool, daddy-o"

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  Caratteristiche

  The Godin 5th Avenue is an archtop guitar made in the tradition of many of the very simplistic guitars made by Gibson, Epiphone, Harmony, Regal, et al in the forties and fifties. It's extremely no frills, but it sacrifices needless features and excess cosmetics for a vintage and cool tone that's very much at home playing jazz or blues styles. They're built at Godin's factory in Canada and have a pretty basic feature set which includes:
  
  
  
  Top: Canadian Wild Cherry
  
  Back & Sides: Canadian Wild cherry with cream binding
  
  Neck: Silver Leaf maple with contoured high-gloss black headstock
  
  Fingerboard: Rosewood
  
  Bridge: Adjustable Rosewood Bridge
  
  Finish: Custom Polished Finish
  
  Radius: 16" (40,6 cm)
  
  Scale: 24.84" (63 cm)
  
  Nut width: 1.72" (4,6 cm)
  
  Colors: Cognac Burst, Natural & Black

  Facilità d'uso

  The design of this guitar is fairly ergonomic considering its purpose. It's not really designed for high octane fast playing, but rather for more laid back blues/jazz type textures. It's a fairly lightweight guitar and doesn't suffer from neck heaviness or any odd order abnormalities. The shape is basically an old school archtop. It looks nearly identical to an old Silvertone that I owned that was built in 1958, so obviously they've got the idea. That being said, it does play better than a lot of these old guitars. The neck is comfortable and it's great for chording work and certain lead lines. The upper fret access isn't stellar due to a lack of a cutaway but that's to be expected.
  
  
  
  Getting a good sound of this guitar is easy... just vary your pick attack and/or style to change it up! Because there are no pickups or anything on this guitar, it's up to your hands to determine how it sounds. It's a pretty mellow guitar overall, so you might have to hit it a bit harder to get the volume out of it, but otherwise it sounds great.

  Suono

  The sound of the guitar as stated is a fairly plain and mellow affair. It works very well for old school blues licks or some jazz comping. Django type lines work really well on this guitar too, due to its understated tone and easy playability. Part of me wishes that it had a bit more volume overall, but that might take away from the really unique and simple voice that this guitar has. It would definitely make a cool addition if you've already got a really loud acoustic in the collection or are just looking for a soft toned guitar to play around on.

  Opzioni Generali

  The Godin 5th Avenue is a killer value for money and is a great example of a vintage meets modern archtop. At about $500 new for a non pickup equipped model, it's an awesome deal for someone looking for that downhome sort of voice in an easy to play, great sounding archtop guitar. Godin gear is underrated but built extremely well, so I'd have no concerns buying one myself!
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• 29/11/08

  REcensione di Audiofanzine FR ( traduzione ) migliora questa traduzione

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  Caratteristiche

  (Originally written by zjulos/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
  
  Guitar made in Canada.
  
  
  
  Top: Canadian cherry wood
  
  
  
  Back and sides: Canadian cherry wood with cream bindings
  
  
  
  Neck: silver maple with profiled black glossy headstock
  
  
  
  - Rosewood fingerboard
  
  
  
  Bridge: adjustable rosewood bridge
  
  
  
  Finish: polished finish
  
  
  
  Radius: 16"
  
  
  
  Scale: 24.8"
  
  
  
  Nut: 1.81"
  
  
  
  Colors: Cognac burst, natural and black
  
  
  
  Also available with a Godin P90 Kingpin single-coil pickup
  
  
  
  The version with pickup is bit more expensive

  Facilità d'uso

  Very ergonomic, very comfortable neck,
  
  
  
  The guitar could sound a bit louder...
  
  
  
  I didn't try it out with an amp...

  Suono

  Pleasant guitar to play jazz and blues, and also gypsy music
  
  
  
  It reminds me too much of a folk guitar
  
  
  
  The unplugged sound could be a bit louder

  Opzioni Generali

  I tried it out at a store
  
  
  
  It's a simple guitar with a good manufacturing quality. Very attractive price.
  
  
  
  You can feel it's a good-quality instrument even though it's not expensive
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