I really don't understand Squier bashers, when they can sound awsome for little $ spent on them, even in stock form, they can rival the sound of a rather expensive Fender USA Strat, perhaps, they don't own one???
Best guitar I ever owned came from a local pawn shop and cost $50.00. Does not have to be expensive to sound great. People are so hung up on name brands they miss all the great deals.
@ArizonaMMJ Haha true... Very insightful. The truth is that I can think of absolutely no reason why I would want to put a Squier logo on a $1200 guitar... Does that help my case? Thanks for watching!
@Lespaulcoolio Thanks for watching! I always keep the tone flat across the board. I think for this video I had the volume at 3 or so and the master up to about 4.
Very true.IMO if you use enough time,you can find a Squire that outperform many "real" Strats to many many thousands of $.And if you go a step further and scallope it,you have a real great guitar (but the scalloping is just my preference).
Old corean-made squiers were very good. A friend of mine has one that looks like this one but with a maple fingerboard. The neck is really slim and comfortable unlike in squires made later in china. Looks great with creamy-white finish and sounds the way a strat should even though no changes have been done on it.
I play a strat too heavy to stand with the wood is so heavy, and it sounds fuller hooked up to my computer speakers than this crap. Tone is in the wood. Put the guitar onto a big wooden table and see how this shit sounds then.
Very tasteful stuff. I've been playing 35 years and just bought a '96 Korean Squire. Had to set it up but it's very solid guitar. Still has the HSS Samshin pups in it. They sound good as long as you don't overplay. They have a reckless top but make up for it by keeping full tone at low guitar volume.
I bought a mexican fender tele about 20 years ago, because it was cheap, I thought it sounded o.k. but the frets wore out in a matter of months. I bought a cheap hamer xt series about 3 years ago and the frets on it are still like new and it is played a lot.
Good for you that you don't hear it :) I really wish I would like the sound of cheap guitars,I really try, but unfortunately I don't like it :-( and so my next guitar will be quite expensive...
@bgmathews Liked your voice so thats a plus to any review you do.
But to get it straight with marycockburn1, did you have any fret buzz or it was just strings not fretted hard enough?
Though before i started watching i though it was like a used guitar of unknown producer but it was a squire so i was kinda disappointed because i have a squire tele. I personally cant call a squire cheap, there are even cheaper guitars.
mine doesn't sound anything like this. im playing straight into a blues jr. and i have both an american and mex strat. does anybody have any advice? i know its not my amp because i have amp modeling software and as well as a BOSS ME-70, which has COSM amp modeling built into it. any advice..?
@Adgistis Thanks for watching! If you ditch the presets on the ME-70 and start from scratch you should be able to get it to sound pretty good. The amp modeling on the ME-70 is designed for direct recording, not playing through a guitar amp. If there's a way to bypass the amp modeling and just use the effects pedal modeling you should do just fine.
@bgmathews no no im playing into my headphones when im plugged into my ME-70. i dont use it through an amp and if i do im not using the amp modeling. usually i just us a few stomp boxes (jekyll and hyde overdrive and distortion) and sometimes a chorus. But even when i play straight into my amp (blues jr) it sounds really muddy and the E-string is pretty much non-existant when i use the bridge pick up. but my point was is that its not my amp or cords. its got to be my guitar but idk why.
True True ! However, your playing skill level is now to a point that you can now make a cheap guitar sound great! But so can Eddie Van Halen ~ Case and point your good so we all love it and GOD BLESS !
I find that I must mention the importance of the neck...some guitars almost play themselves, and when you find a neck with that "perfect feel" for you...keep it FOREVER.... as time goes by it reveals secrets to you.Try not to be too impressed with the name on the headstock, let your ears guide your choice...when you are stranded in the dark and the light goes on, do you really care about who made the lightbulb?
@Direkshen1 i love that analogy....I have a MIM strat / maple neck w SD lil 59's that everyone who plays it cannot believe how great it plays. I tried 3 diff strats at the store before I bought it..a Squier, American Std and my MIM Strat.the mim was hands down the best.. I love it.. I also have a 2010 Gibson LP Std w/ SD 59's..and I love it and it plays awesome for me...a semi cheapo and a semi expensive..both to me sound great ....
Nice video! And to add to your point, many of the most iconic rock albums in history were recorded with what would now be considered inexpensive gear. When Jimmy Page laid down the solo for Stairway, he wasn't sitting in the studio with a wall of Marshalls and a $5,000 Les Paul...he was playing a Strat through a little combo amp.
@Dreamdancer11 i agree with you saying that amps are important. but i have had multiple epiphones and i have a gibson custom shop now and without even plugging it through an amp the guitar has a fuller sound. I use a Gibson Custom Shop 1960 VOS and was using a cheap mashall and it was good but i got an Orange Tiny Terror and it took things to a whole new level
@EuphoriaRising The only thing that we are arguing is on the amount that the guitar is influencing the sound.i believe at least 70 percent comes from the amp another 10 from pickups and the rest from pedals and effects.I have seen even child crappy guitar sounding great going into an axefx....and expensive ones sounding crappy going into a practice amp.
You are so right! I about a dozen guitars because I work often and I need different sounds. Price alone doesn't guarantee a great sound.Back in the mid 90's I bought a Korean made Strat Squire for about $160.I have never changed anything on it and it sounds great. I have an Ibanez AM-50 that I bought in 1981 for about $400.00. It sounds as good as my $2,200 ES-335. A good Squire Strat with better pickups can often sound great.Go to a store and play a dozen Squire Strats and you find a good one.
I agree its a great guitar but i don't like your sound. I have a Squier bullet and a Fender Frontman 15G amp. The guitar is stock, the only thing i changed are the strings, i use D Addario. The guitar stays in tune, and i like playing on the middle coil, the other two not so much. For Led Zep songs that i play all the time, its a great guitar. Obviously more expensive guitars are "better", but you need not to spend a lot of money to practice at home or to get a sweet tone.
It sounds good, but I notice from this guitar to the more expensive models, the wood types affect sustain, and clarity of each note, instead of them blending or causing them to be rather scratchy.
@EuphoriaRising What make the overall sound is first the hands, then the amp then the pedals and effects then the pickups and last the guitar.Even a cheap guitar with quality vsts sounds great.Bottom line i would take a budget guitar with a great amp over a great guitar with a budget amp any day.....
@EuphoriaRising Yes mate there is a reason.Expensive guitars usually are better built and the feeling you have in your hands is superior to a crappy inexpensive one.But when it comes to just sound, differences arent that great.Amp makes the sound anyways.Take the guitar of your dreams with a crappy amp...and ill take a dirt cheap chinese copy with a great tube amp.Which of ones you think will sound better?(iam talking about sound not playability here).
@EuphoriaRising One of the best guitarists in the world - Francis Dunnery used squires all through his IT BITES years! Expense means nothing, it's taste and creativity that's important.
@aquiel were not talking about songwriting were talking about pure tone. And i feel like you are going out on a limb by saying he is one of the best guitarists in the world. And i looked him up and he uses gibsons and fenders. Im not saying you have to go spend 30 grand on a rig because if you suck at guitar you will have shitty tone. Im saying there are some things that are generally more expensive that sound "better". But better is in the ear of the player i guess
@EuphoriaRising Not exactly true. I have a 70/80's Strat and apparently it's worth around $300 I'd say, it's apparently one of the best sounding guitars. I don't know the exact model as it took a lot of research to find out when it was made.
@randomsarahgrace yea but its still a fender not a squire and i guess i should change my opinion to you cant buy a cheap guitar and dmake it sound like an expensive one right away. because what he did here was take a cheap guitar and put the american standard pickups in. so then it would come to playability which i guess is in the hands of the beholder. i personally have never heard or played an epiphone les paul that sounds/plays better than my top of the line gibson les paul.
Very clean sounding licks Mathew. If you're into heavy metal and classic blues licks played with high distortion from a great sounding Line 6 UX1 please take the time to check out my channel! Thanks and take care
It's difficult to judge how "good" that guitar is without comparing it with a more expensive guitar. The wood and body of the guitar is very important in how the guitar sounds, especially on clean sounds and at higher volumes. Playing at "bedroom" levels, with distortion and through a whole load of fx pedals is not a viable means of judging any guitar. Having said that, what works for one guy won't necessarily worked for the next. Subjectivity plays its part, for sure.
@leslawrenson Thanks for the comment! You're right - I wouldn't take this guitar into the studio, but in a pinch it would work ok in a live setting. Really the point is not to downplay the value of a high-quality instrument, but to show beginning players that they don't have to spend thousands on a guitar right away to learn how to get a good sound. Better to spend less on your axe so you can spend more on albums and hear the pros do it right! When you learn to sound great, buy a great guitar!
beautiful sound. i bought a $200 Jackson Flying V, and it sounds amazing. i also have a $50 Fender Starcaster (i bought it when i was 10, and just starting) and it sounds almost as good as my Jackson. all you really need is a good amp, strings that are in good condition, and pickups that are also in good condition, and you'll have a nice sound. just make sure that your guitar is in tune and not broken.
yup i have a guitar from a local shop it wasabout 150(euro) and it sounded like shit ultill i took her into a luthier for a full set up and new strings(drop c regulation and specific strings) now sounds as great as an expensive guitar...
all your gear, guitar, amp, pedals, and modifications = over a G there is no way around it ,tone cost big bucks now a days
sydfloydpink 1 day ago
I really don't understand Squier bashers, when they can sound awsome for little $ spent on them, even in stock form, they can rival the sound of a rather expensive Fender USA Strat, perhaps, they don't own one???
MrPoppa2 3 days ago
Best guitar I ever owned came from a local pawn shop and cost $50.00. Does not have to be expensive to sound great. People are so hung up on name brands they miss all the great deals.
CoolBreezeClub 6 days ago
No proof that isn't a $1200 strat. This guy did not help his own cause.
ArizonaMMJ 6 days ago
@ArizonaMMJ Haha true... Very insightful. The truth is that I can think of absolutely no reason why I would want to put a Squier logo on a $1200 guitar... Does that help my case? Thanks for watching!
bgmathews 6 days ago
is that a bullet strat??
CYMRU619 6 days ago
aaaaaaah just get an cheap LTD and enjoy the great sound.
indefexeposthardcore 1 week ago
What settings do you have your amp on? PLease respond! Great video :)
Lespaulcoolio 1 week ago
@Lespaulcoolio Thanks for watching! I always keep the tone flat across the board. I think for this video I had the volume at 3 or so and the master up to about 4.
bgmathews 6 days ago
Very true.IMO if you use enough time,you can find a Squire that outperform many "real" Strats to many many thousands of $.And if you go a step further and scallope it,you have a real great guitar (but the scalloping is just my preference).
Nevigo 1 week ago
cheap guitar + cheap amp = horrible
Blooddrunk10 1 week ago 5
@Blooddrunk10 the amp isn't cheap -.-
MetallicaFan4ever5 1 week ago
@MetallicaFan4ever5 I know, so if u have cheap guitar, u have to buy a good amp. then it sounds good
Blooddrunk10 1 week ago
@MetallicaFan4ever5 True, it's no $100 solid state amp. But in terms of tube amps the Blues Jr is definitely on the low end. Thanks for watching!
bgmathews 6 days ago
dude i have that same guitar!
fidoshock321 1 week ago
Old corean-made squiers were very good. A friend of mine has one that looks like this one but with a maple fingerboard. The neck is really slim and comfortable unlike in squires made later in china. Looks great with creamy-white finish and sounds the way a strat should even though no changes have been done on it.
MrLizardisle 2 weeks ago
I play a strat too heavy to stand with the wood is so heavy, and it sounds fuller hooked up to my computer speakers than this crap. Tone is in the wood. Put the guitar onto a big wooden table and see how this shit sounds then.
pascalliodripity 2 weeks ago
@pascalliodripity Can't wait for your video response.
D3maine 1 week ago
Very tasteful stuff. I've been playing 35 years and just bought a '96 Korean Squire. Had to set it up but it's very solid guitar. Still has the HSS Samshin pups in it. They sound good as long as you don't overplay. They have a reckless top but make up for it by keeping full tone at low guitar volume.
rongatormation 3 weeks ago
id guess its a squier strat a mexican strat or tele would kick its ass though
shredmaster100 3 weeks ago
i like the tone, although its a little trebly
pipsqueek14 3 weeks ago
It's a Fender Squid!!!!
skyprop 3 weeks ago
Tht would be great for some Hendrix Sht
skyprop 3 weeks ago
I bought a mexican fender tele about 20 years ago, because it was cheap, I thought it sounded o.k. but the frets wore out in a matter of months. I bought a cheap hamer xt series about 3 years ago and the frets on it are still like new and it is played a lot.
Retromantra 3 weeks ago
Good for you that you don't hear it :) I really wish I would like the sound of cheap guitars,I really try, but unfortunately I don't like it :-( and so my next guitar will be quite expensive...
JoJorgensen 3 weeks ago
I recently played a new Squier Bullet strat and I thought it sounded great
with stock pickups. It was only $120. The clerk in the store frowned on
me when I said I thought it was great sounding / playing guitar.
jwebsmall 3 weeks ago
Panzar metal are you deaf? His tone was perfect i sugest you listen again very carefully lol
marycockburn1 3 weeks ago
@marycockburn1 Haha... yeah, well what do you expect from an amateur like myself? Thanks for watching!
bgmathews 3 weeks ago
sorry i also play cheap guitars but yours kinda wasnt pleasent to hear...
i heard some fret buzz though somewhere.
PanzarMetal 4 weeks ago
@PanzarMetal Thanks for watching! Yeah, not everybody likes it, but I appreciate the feedback!
bgmathews 3 weeks ago
@bgmathews Liked your voice so thats a plus to any review you do.
But to get it straight with marycockburn1, did you have any fret buzz or it was just strings not fretted hard enough?
Though before i started watching i though it was like a used guitar of unknown producer but it was a squire so i was kinda disappointed because i have a squire tele. I personally cant call a squire cheap, there are even cheaper guitars.
PanzarMetal 3 weeks ago
ITS A STRAT! I KNOW IT!
mixolydian671 4 weeks ago
I found alot of the mexican fenders feel more solid than the americans
chrismortloch92 4 weeks ago
mine doesn't sound anything like this. im playing straight into a blues jr. and i have both an american and mex strat. does anybody have any advice? i know its not my amp because i have amp modeling software and as well as a BOSS ME-70, which has COSM amp modeling built into it. any advice..?
Adgistis 1 month ago
@Adgistis Thanks for watching! If you ditch the presets on the ME-70 and start from scratch you should be able to get it to sound pretty good. The amp modeling on the ME-70 is designed for direct recording, not playing through a guitar amp. If there's a way to bypass the amp modeling and just use the effects pedal modeling you should do just fine.
bgmathews 3 weeks ago
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@bgmathews no no im playing into my headphones when im plugged into my ME-70. i dont use it through an amp and if i do im not using the amp modeling. usually i just us a few stomp boxes (jekyll and hyde overdrive and distortion) and sometimes a chorus. But even when i play straight into my amp (blues jr) it sounds really muddy and the E-string is pretty much non-existant when i use the bridge pick up. but my point was is that its not my amp or cords. its got to be my guitar but idk why.
Adgistis 3 weeks ago
Neck needs to be refretted, every other note is buzzing.
000fradudlin000 1 month ago
True True ! However, your playing skill level is now to a point that you can now make a cheap guitar sound great! But so can Eddie Van Halen ~ Case and point your good so we all love it and GOD BLESS !
josephgatlin 1 month ago
I find that I must mention the importance of the neck...some guitars almost play themselves, and when you find a neck with that "perfect feel" for you...keep it FOREVER.... as time goes by it reveals secrets to you.Try not to be too impressed with the name on the headstock, let your ears guide your choice...when you are stranded in the dark and the light goes on, do you really care about who made the lightbulb?
Direkshen1 1 month ago
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@Direkshen1 i love that analogy....I have a MIM strat / maple neck w SD lil 59's that everyone who plays it cannot believe how great it plays. I tried 3 diff strats at the store before I bought it..a Squier, American Std and my MIM Strat.the mim was hands down the best.. I love it.. I also have a 2010 Gibson LP Std w/ SD 59's..and I love it and it plays awesome for me...a semi cheapo and a semi expensive..both to me sound great ....
johncartelli 1 month ago
Nice video! And to add to your point, many of the most iconic rock albums in history were recorded with what would now be considered inexpensive gear. When Jimmy Page laid down the solo for Stairway, he wasn't sitting in the studio with a wall of Marshalls and a $5,000 Les Paul...he was playing a Strat through a little combo amp.
MrPomeroyWatson 1 month ago
@MrPomeroyWatson tele actually
Aerosmitty77 1 month ago
my guitar ;)
K1Ziko 1 month ago
Please tell us your settings for the Blues Junior!
Lespaulcoolio 1 month ago
its a Fender Duh? i thought it was going to be a Harmanry or some no name type.
dantheman7624 1 month ago
@Dreamdancer11 i agree with you saying that amps are important. but i have had multiple epiphones and i have a gibson custom shop now and without even plugging it through an amp the guitar has a fuller sound. I use a Gibson Custom Shop 1960 VOS and was using a cheap mashall and it was good but i got an Orange Tiny Terror and it took things to a whole new level
EuphoriaRising 1 month ago
@EuphoriaRising The only thing that we are arguing is on the amount that the guitar is influencing the sound.i believe at least 70 percent comes from the amp another 10 from pickups and the rest from pedals and effects.I have seen even child crappy guitar sounding great going into an axefx....and expensive ones sounding crappy going into a practice amp.
Dreamdancer11 1 month ago
if there is a blues junior, there is never a bad sound
cimillihakan 1 month ago 2
Of course it's a fender Squier. Look at the description. It's a Squier bullet strat.
DAGfilms100 1 month ago
Looks like a Fender Squier to me.
rodpiper99 1 month ago
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HN30BD 1 month ago
You are so right! I about a dozen guitars because I work often and I need different sounds. Price alone doesn't guarantee a great sound.Back in the mid 90's I bought a Korean made Strat Squire for about $160.I have never changed anything on it and it sounds great. I have an Ibanez AM-50 that I bought in 1981 for about $400.00. It sounds as good as my $2,200 ES-335. A good Squire Strat with better pickups can often sound great.Go to a store and play a dozen Squire Strats and you find a good one.
Rickholly74 1 month ago
that's a fucking squier by fender!
luci89891 1 month ago
blues jr amps are great for the price.
awwwyeaboyeeee 1 month ago
Great video and great point
benbrenn 2 months ago
What song is it ? Amazing...
TheEasilyOverlooked 2 months ago
why not guitar? is it a fender bullet strat?
may20birthboy 2 months ago
You call that great sound? Sounds like some cheap nylon string guitar... well all strats sounds like that anyway. GIBSON FTW!!!
AmigoFiell 2 months ago 2
@AmigoFiell
Gibson makes some great stuff, but they're far from the best. Blackmachine, Alembic, FENDER, Brian Moore, Paul Reed Smith, WAY better
WoWintosh 2 months ago
@WoWintosh I didn't know "WAY better" was a guitar brand *trollface*
AmigoFiell 2 months ago 2
@AmigoFiell
How immature of you.
Also, troll face? once again, REAL mature there.
WoWintosh 2 months ago
@WoWintosh U mad bro?
AmigoFiell 2 months ago 4
@AmigoFiell
Feels good man
WoWintosh 2 months ago
I agree its a great guitar but i don't like your sound. I have a Squier bullet and a Fender Frontman 15G amp. The guitar is stock, the only thing i changed are the strings, i use D Addario. The guitar stays in tune, and i like playing on the middle coil, the other two not so much. For Led Zep songs that i play all the time, its a great guitar. Obviously more expensive guitars are "better", but you need not to spend a lot of money to practice at home or to get a sweet tone.
yooo711 2 months ago
Sounds still like shit
UberLeonid 2 months ago
It sounds good, but I notice from this guitar to the more expensive models, the wood types affect sustain, and clarity of each note, instead of them blending or causing them to be rather scratchy.
but great video.
jonathancolon1989 2 months ago
My first guitar was a new $70 Chinese fender copy :P
xxweaponsxx123 2 months ago
ahh but think if you did have an expensive guitar! it would sound even better lol
EuphoriaRising 2 months ago 6
@EuphoriaRising Haha... True, so true...
bgmathews 2 months ago
@EuphoriaRising What make the overall sound is first the hands, then the amp then the pedals and effects then the pickups and last the guitar.Even a cheap guitar with quality vsts sounds great.Bottom line i would take a budget guitar with a great amp over a great guitar with a budget amp any day.....
Dreamdancer11 1 month ago
@Dreamdancer11 thats what people say when they cant afford expensive guitars. theres a reason professionals dont play squires or epiphones
EuphoriaRising 1 month ago
@EuphoriaRising Yes mate there is a reason.Expensive guitars usually are better built and the feeling you have in your hands is superior to a crappy inexpensive one.But when it comes to just sound, differences arent that great.Amp makes the sound anyways.Take the guitar of your dreams with a crappy amp...and ill take a dirt cheap chinese copy with a great tube amp.Which of ones you think will sound better?(iam talking about sound not playability here).
Dreamdancer11 1 month ago
@EuphoriaRising One of the best guitarists in the world - Francis Dunnery used squires all through his IT BITES years! Expense means nothing, it's taste and creativity that's important.
aquiel 1 month ago
@aquiel were not talking about songwriting were talking about pure tone. And i feel like you are going out on a limb by saying he is one of the best guitarists in the world. And i looked him up and he uses gibsons and fenders. Im not saying you have to go spend 30 grand on a rig because if you suck at guitar you will have shitty tone. Im saying there are some things that are generally more expensive that sound "better". But better is in the ear of the player i guess
EuphoriaRising 1 month ago
@EuphoriaRising Not exactly true. I have a 70/80's Strat and apparently it's worth around $300 I'd say, it's apparently one of the best sounding guitars. I don't know the exact model as it took a lot of research to find out when it was made.
randomsarahgrace 4 days ago
@randomsarahgrace yea but its still a fender not a squire and i guess i should change my opinion to you cant buy a cheap guitar and dmake it sound like an expensive one right away. because what he did here was take a cheap guitar and put the american standard pickups in. so then it would come to playability which i guess is in the hands of the beholder. i personally have never heard or played an epiphone les paul that sounds/plays better than my top of the line gibson les paul.
EuphoriaRising 4 days ago
@EuphoriaRising Fair enough lol
randomsarahgrace 3 days ago
I dunno, might be the pedals but the way it sounded isn't my thing. And I usually feel more comfy on a maple neck.
alexandholland 2 months ago
Squir Stratocaster?
lexa8412 2 months ago
not my cup of tea for a tone but it works for you i guess rock on.
thatcoolG 3 months ago
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JohnLemazing 3 months ago
its a squire strat i have the same one
killerman6020 3 months ago
It's difficult to judge how "good" that guitar is without comparing it with a more expensive guitar. The wood and body of the guitar is very important in how the guitar sounds, especially on clean sounds and at higher volumes. Playing at "bedroom" levels, with distortion and through a whole load of fx pedals is not a viable means of judging any guitar. Having said that, what works for one guy won't necessarily worked for the next. Subjectivity plays its part, for sure.
leslawrenson 3 months ago
@leslawrenson Thanks for the comment! You're right - I wouldn't take this guitar into the studio, but in a pinch it would work ok in a live setting. Really the point is not to downplay the value of a high-quality instrument, but to show beginning players that they don't have to spend thousands on a guitar right away to learn how to get a good sound. Better to spend less on your axe so you can spend more on albums and hear the pros do it right! When you learn to sound great, buy a great guitar!
bgmathews 3 months ago 8
@bgmathews
why buy a 1,000$ guitar is better buy a 120$ one and what is the difference??
the pickups and the wood and the brand logo??
this is only the difference
strong77able 2 months ago 2
good rig, but I can hear the crap used to built that ax! lol
Robb9096 3 months ago
love it!
lynoj777 3 months ago
no longer a cheap guitar
GuitArch54 3 months ago
YOU ARE AWSOME at the guitar!
2112LSG 3 months ago
right on!
peskypesky 3 months ago
beautiful sound. i bought a $200 Jackson Flying V, and it sounds amazing. i also have a $50 Fender Starcaster (i bought it when i was 10, and just starting) and it sounds almost as good as my Jackson. all you really need is a good amp, strings that are in good condition, and pickups that are also in good condition, and you'll have a nice sound. just make sure that your guitar is in tune and not broken.
jsbsword 3 months ago
yup i have a guitar from a local shop it wasabout 150(euro) and it sounded like shit ultill i took her into a luthier for a full set up and new strings(drop c regulation and specific strings) now sounds as great as an expensive guitar...
Nexos123 6 months ago