Parker P36Piezo/Magnetic Demo

Christopher Andrews demos a Parker P36 guitar with an Elixir cable to a Rivera Clubster 25 Doce. Recorded at Andrews Music Studios.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Parker Guitars
• piezo pickup
• Rivera Amps
• Clubster25Doce
• Christopher Andrews
• blues
• rock
• jazz
• Elixir Cables

[stevieVantanna]

ever thought about putting a humbucker in the bridge?

[x24guitarman]

@stevieVantanna No b/c I traded the guitar a month ago and in order to add a 'bucker to the gtr you'd have to route the body to get them in. Great guitar but I like the PRS I got in the trade better.

[wickedbc06]

if you could get a mexico tele fender, which one would you rather to have? this parker or fender?

[x24guitarman]

@wickedbc06 I'd go with the Parker b/c the fit, finish, and playability are better than the Fender. The gigbag is top notch and useful (includes stereo cable, space for folders, pedals and a hangar to hook over a door). I think this is a great value too b/c of the versatility of the pickups/piezo.

[wickedbc06]

hey man is it a korean made Parker or USA? and does the neck feel the same as tele's?

[x24guitarman]

@wickedbc06 it's similar to a tele neck. The guitar is korean made but very well built. The neck on this is very round compared to the p44 I had. I like the way this plays better.

[81Gamerdad]

I just picked one of these guitars up for $145, ah the perks of working for guitar center lol......Great guitar though! Play it through an acoustic amp/ bass amp with Y-cable to a hot rod 410 deluxe sounds really good.... Neck is comparable to my American tele if not better, I like the unfinished beck of the p36 better now that I think about it.

[mazinmace]

very nice....

[stevieVantanna]

@x24guitarman thanks for the reply but I was thinking of a mini 59 or something...you know a humbucker with the single coil size.....they are available you know...:)

[mayanmarshellow1]

@BumbleBrook

It has neck makers on he side. i dont even notice that there not there youll find you will be able to find your fret just fine with the top of the neck.