Vgs eruption pro

[EmiAba]

Hi
That's my Vgs eruption pro, bought brand new for less than 500 euro in July 2006. Mahogany body and neck, fingerboard in plastic similar to Gibson richlite (it seems ebony if you are not too close to it). It came with pgn/custom custom combo. But I wanted a guitar with active pickups so badly back in the day that t I swapped them in favor of emg 81/85. I am still playing it. I think it's a good guitar with a good quality/price ratio. But it's hard to find other players of that specific brand. Anyone else have experience with them?

 

[jeremy]

never heard of the brand that i can recall. it came with real duncans for $500? thats pretty cool

 

[Aceman]

Never heard of it. But as always - if it FEELS good, and SOUNDS good, it IS good!

Rock on!

 

[Mincer]

I hadn't heard of that brand before, and just looked them up- some very cool stuff!

 

[EmiAba]

never heard of the brand that i can recall. it came with real duncans for $500? thats pretty cool

Yes indeed. A bit dark sounding. But with the emg (at 18V) it screams

 

[EmiAba]

Never heard of it. But as always - if it FEELS good, and SOUNDS good, it IS good!

Rock on!

It has a very comfortable neck shape. And it's not heavy like the two other les Paul I own. So it's perfect for rehearsals.

 

[EmiAba]

I hadn't heard of that brand before, and just looked them up- some very cool stuff!

It is German. In past some German heavy metal musicians had endorsement with them.

 

[Mincer]

It is German. In past some German heavy metal musicians had endorsement with them.

I know German amps are fantastic, so no doubt the guitars are, as well.