Plays like butter, sounds awesome.
Very, very airy compared to both the MIM strats I've owned before this. The wound strings definitely retain bite, though. It's quite a shock that this strat would so thoroughly trump the last one I had, even though I hand picked the last one out of 6 or 7 MIMs.
The am std pickups aren't too bad until you hit full on overdrive. If I were using this only as a clean guitar, I'd probably keep the stock pickups. The no-load bridge tone control is genius. No more "do I wire a bridge tone control and lose that sting or do I leave it and suffer from permanent thinness?".
The ash body is pretty hawt.
I'm naming her "Arisa".
I'm glad I got this, it really goes with the tweaker. Like, really.
Obligatory pics!
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1369.jpg)
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1370.jpg)
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1372.jpg)
Very, very airy compared to both the MIM strats I've owned before this. The wound strings definitely retain bite, though. It's quite a shock that this strat would so thoroughly trump the last one I had, even though I hand picked the last one out of 6 or 7 MIMs.
The am std pickups aren't too bad until you hit full on overdrive. If I were using this only as a clean guitar, I'd probably keep the stock pickups. The no-load bridge tone control is genius. No more "do I wire a bridge tone control and lose that sting or do I leave it and suffer from permanent thinness?".
The ash body is pretty hawt.
I'm naming her "Arisa".
I'm glad I got this, it really goes with the tweaker. Like, really.
Obligatory pics!
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1369.jpg)
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1370.jpg)
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1372.jpg)
![](http://i481.photobucket.com/albums/rr179/FuseG4/Arisa/DSCF1371.jpg)
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