Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
I finally got to try out the new 72 Pawnshop, which is a cross between a thinline Tele and a humbucker strat. Crafted in Japan, excellent neck, and very toneful pickup combo which is switched using pan pot setup and a volume. That means you can roll the knob toward either pickup or blend them. The nicely bound F hole is a nice touch too.
It's really clear, bright, and airy sounding, but has so much definition that it sounds huge through a fat sounding amp. I even cranked it through a Soldano Avenger halfstack and it's stock bridge bucker sounded great, and even fatter if you mix a tiny bit of Wide Range neck into it. I can tell it would make a nice test bed for Duncan bridge pickups.
At $700-800 it's not a steal, but it is a well made Fender that sounds and plays great. I'm not in the market for spending right now, but I may think about parting with some other toys to make room for this one in sunburst.
I like it a lot.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Fender-...uitar-106850175-i1858041.gc?esid=72+pawnshop#
It's really clear, bright, and airy sounding, but has so much definition that it sounds huge through a fat sounding amp. I even cranked it through a Soldano Avenger halfstack and it's stock bridge bucker sounded great, and even fatter if you mix a tiny bit of Wide Range neck into it. I can tell it would make a nice test bed for Duncan bridge pickups.
At $700-800 it's not a steal, but it is a well made Fender that sounds and plays great. I'm not in the market for spending right now, but I may think about parting with some other toys to make room for this one in sunburst.
I like it a lot.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Fender-...uitar-106850175-i1858041.gc?esid=72+pawnshop#
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