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Guys I am trying to decide on what to buy...my budget is gonna be around $600, give or take, and I am currently hung on the Dean Hardtail. I looked at a Malden Stiger, and a PRS Tremonti and liked both of them also. The Tremonti was a bit light for my taste though. Anyone have any suggestions....I would really like for it to have the coil splitting option but I don't guess it is totally required. Help me out guys.
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You have some great ideas right there.
PRS Tremonti SE is a great guitar for your budget.
Dean now makes different versions of their Hardtail series. I think it was called the Select series or something. I'm sure it's worth taking a look at.
If you like the feel of Schecters (I hate them, but I seem to be in the minority here), take a good look at those. Low prices for great quality and some of them come with a coil split. Sounds like it'll be perfect for you. Some also come with Duncans, so you know it has good tone
Originally posted by kevlar3000Originally posted by ZerberusOriginally posted by ginormous
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I am not really a fan of the feel of a Schecter. I have found a SG for about 600 and have thought about it, but cannot split the coils. Is there a way to wire it so that I can split the coils? I have never done anything like that but I am sure that it can be done. Anyone?Hard Rock - gain on 5 - singing about good times.
Heavy Metal - gain on 10 - screaming about something.
---Gearjoneserhe was trying to convince her to swing.
That's like taking a Ferrari to a mud bog.--GinormousComment
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One more thing...has anyone heard of or played the Malden? I was in Mississippi Sat. and found one at a shop there. It felt pretty good, but I don't have any experience with the name.Hard Rock - gain on 5 - singing about good times.
Heavy Metal - gain on 10 - screaming about something.
---Gearjoneserhe was trying to convince her to swing.
That's like taking a Ferrari to a mud bog.--GinormousComment
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No one on this forum is allowed to have a Tremonti anything!!!
LOL ... j/k
You can get whatever you want, but if the endorsement $$ from this guitar means we may have to be subjected to another Creed album, I'm gonna come looking for you!Why don't you take your little Cobra Kais and get outta here?!
My collaborative PROGRESSIVE ROCK PROJECT, As Follows.Comment
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they split up anyway :thankgod:
if you're looking at the 600 odd mark, i think for 700 you can have the C1 classic (schecter)
its actually a very impressive guitar for the money, the inlays may not be to your liking though.
Jb Jazz as standard.
it is a very defined, clear sounding guitar, with a pretty nice feel also to that price rangeComment
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I have looked at the Schecter before and for whatever reason it just didn't feel quite right to me...perhaps it was the setup or strings or something. I may revisit that one. As for another Creed album don't worry bout it, not gonna happen.Hard Rock - gain on 5 - singing about good times.
Heavy Metal - gain on 10 - screaming about something.
---Gearjoneserhe was trying to convince her to swing.
That's like taking a Ferrari to a mud bog.--GinormousComment
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same here. its a nice guitar that i want to like, very good value for money but the neck just isnt right for me. i think its narrower than im used to i think.Comment
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if you dont mind a trem -
www.chrisguitars.com have some USA wolfies in your price range.
they are absolutely amazing guitars for the money (even the korean one is nice - Rid plays one)Comment
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I'm very happy with my Epi LP Standard loaded with your's truly, SD's.
Awesome tone up to the challenge of any guitar out there!Comment
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