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dunkoslap
Published on 06/17/09 at 11:18
Value For Money :
Excellent
Making Korean, 25 frets, 1 block Barto mk-1, Bolt-on maple neck with button in ébonol luthite and body and stick signed by the luthier Greg Curbow us.
Design of the body rather original, the bridge is sturdy, close to the color blue and Metallic fittings are matt gray.
A volume, a serious one medium and one high + a swith that is supposed to give her slap adjustable rear of the body by two screws ptites (gain and slap definition).
Weight: 4.3 kg
UTILIZATION
The handle is a bit wide but flat and access to treble is exceptional, we might even see 28 have 27 frets!
When standing, the lower tends to toe the nose and it's almost impossible to play sitting saw the shape of the body. Or take the webbing between the two thighs at the Alain Caron.
on the other hand which is exceptional is his weight, I do not think there are more 6-string lege, also lighter than a lot of 5 strings.
on the other hand is enough in its way but still correct. One would think that would have paved Barto more sonic possibilities, it was one to mess with the equalizer.
The overall sound with treble and bass midrange satisfactory, slap is not too bad but do not push too acute you may farting eardrums!
SOUNDS
It is a low rather limited in terms of his passing but everywhere.
As said above it sounds high, it must put the treble volume pot up in the middle and the bass and midrange sound background to "playable".
But good for a 6 strings at this price is not bad qd.
OVERALL OPINION
It's the bass that helped me put myself in the 6-string, bought on a whim in 2001, given its low price and added to its original look with this light weight.
Even if the sound is average, although it can be done by hand 6 string without breaking my back, I've been on WW since Thumb NT 6c (bobo !!!!!).
She will do nicely for those who want to stay at 5-string while wanting to have a 6 string side.
I do it again without hesitation that choice because no other brand does not offer the same range of 6 strings at this price with an original look.
Design of the body rather original, the bridge is sturdy, close to the color blue and Metallic fittings are matt gray.
A volume, a serious one medium and one high + a swith that is supposed to give her slap adjustable rear of the body by two screws ptites (gain and slap definition).
Weight: 4.3 kg
UTILIZATION
The handle is a bit wide but flat and access to treble is exceptional, we might even see 28 have 27 frets!
When standing, the lower tends to toe the nose and it's almost impossible to play sitting saw the shape of the body. Or take the webbing between the two thighs at the Alain Caron.
on the other hand which is exceptional is his weight, I do not think there are more 6-string lege, also lighter than a lot of 5 strings.
on the other hand is enough in its way but still correct. One would think that would have paved Barto more sonic possibilities, it was one to mess with the equalizer.
The overall sound with treble and bass midrange satisfactory, slap is not too bad but do not push too acute you may farting eardrums!
SOUNDS
It is a low rather limited in terms of his passing but everywhere.
As said above it sounds high, it must put the treble volume pot up in the middle and the bass and midrange sound background to "playable".
But good for a 6 strings at this price is not bad qd.
OVERALL OPINION
It's the bass that helped me put myself in the 6-string, bought on a whim in 2001, given its low price and added to its original look with this light weight.
Even if the sound is average, although it can be done by hand 6 string without breaking my back, I've been on WW since Thumb NT 6c (bobo !!!!!).
She will do nicely for those who want to stay at 5-string while wanting to have a 6 string side.
I do it again without hesitation that choice because no other brand does not offer the same range of 6 strings at this price with an original look.