Opiniones PRS Standard 22 ( 10/10) - 2 opiniones de usuario

En todo el mundo, nuestros 5 usuarios han notado este producto:10/10

2 opiniones de miembros sobre PRS Standard 22 en español

Idioma	Miembro	Características1	Utilización2	Sonoridades3	Opinión Global4
	iamqman
	drkorey

• 1↑. ¿En dónde fue fabricado el producto? (EEUU, Japón, México, Francia...) ¿Cuántos trastes, qué tipos de pastillas y su configuración? ¿Qué tipo de puente (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? ¿Cuáles son los ajustes (volumen, tonalidad, selector de pastilla...)? ¿Qué tipo de mástil?
• 2↑. ¿Es agradable el mástil? ¿Es fácil acceder a los últimos trastes (notas agudas)? ¿Qué te parece la ergonomía (su forma, su peso...)? ¿Es fácil obtener un sonido de buena calidad? ...
• 3↑. ¿Corresponde a tu estilo de música? ¿Con qué ampli(s) o efecto(s)? ¿Qué tipos de sonidos obtienes y con qué tipos de ajustes ("cristalina", "densa",....)? ¿Cuáles son las sonoridades que más te gustan, que menos te gustan?
• 4↑. ¿Desde hace cuánto tiempo lo usas? ¿Cuál es la particularidad que más te gusta, que menos te gusta? ¿Habías probado muchos otros modelos antes de adquirirlo? ¿Qué te parece la relación calidad/precio? ¿Con la experiencia, elegirías este producto de nuevo? ...

• 13/09/11

  La opinión de iamqman (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción "Excellent buy"

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  Características

  Paul Reed Smith guitars are an exceptional boutique guitar for the working musician and not the budget musician. All they they do make some guitars that are conveniently price they're not up to the standards and specs that you would see from many of the guitars that got Paul Reed Smith to where it's at today. They have a great looking a great field to them with their chunky thick max and there are mix between a Gibson Les Paul and Fender Stratocaster guitar. They usually come with a nice finger quilted maple top on top of a mahogany wood in a mahogany neck with the rosewood fretboard. They generally have humbuckers installed and the pick up slots so you get a good chunky sick rhythm tone.
  
  
  
  These guitars are pretty easy a play and if you have a good amplifier to go along with this guitar and you'll be set. Keep the necks are pretty big and thick so if you have big hands at a work for you but if you have smaller hands sometimes this won't be ideal. You might be looking for a Ibanez thickness of the neck rather than this guitar.
  
  
  
  This guitar features to home buckers and you have a volume and control knob as well as a pickup selector. The scale length is a 22 scale length which is a one another shorter versions of their product line. It's a great overall guitar it's a great getting guitar and as a pretty decent sound if you're into the Gibson Les Paul sounded to Gibson overall sound primarily because it features mahogany wood throughout most of the construction of the guitar itself.

  Utilización

  Carved all-mahogany body
  
  Mahogany neck
  
  22-fret Indian rosewood fingerboard with 10" radius
  
  Wide-thin neck profile
  
  Pearl and abalone moon inlays
  
  Matching headstock
  
  PRS stoptail bridge
  
  14:1 low-mass nickel locking tuners
  
  Covered Dragon II humbuckers
  
  5-way rotary pickup selector with coil tapping
  
  Volume and tone controls

  Sonoridades

  These guitar sound fantastic. If you playing through a Paul Reed Smith guitar amplifier because I guess they're voiced together to match each other perfectly. Generally the Paul Reed Smith guitar ants are a low to medium game so you're getting get a lot of notes separation clarity when he plays guitar through one of those in. The great overall sound and the high gain pickups will allow you to get a good hard rock and classic rock tone from grandpa fires. If you use in conjunction with the solid distortion or overdrive pedal you can get some great hard rock tones as well. I primarily like Paulie Smith guitars especially this one with a high gain amplifier. Just to use with a marshall or a Mesa boogie and you can get some great solid hard rock in the metal tones with this guitar. These guitars take drop tuning very well so don't be afraid to use that your discretion.

  Opinión Global

  At new these guitars coming right around $2500 which is a pretty expensive price for guitar but then again this is for a touring professional and a professional guitarist list that time and knows exactly what they want. This is a great guitar for someone who's engaging musician and wants to put a great instrument or hands for recording and live purposes.
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• 16/04/11

  La opinión de drkorey (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción "One of the Best Guitars I've Owned"

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  Características

  This is a 1996 USA made set neck guitar. Specs as follows:
  
  
  
  •Body: Mahogany
  
  •Neck: Mahogany
  
  •Fretboard: Rosewood w/ moons 22 frets
  
  •Neck Shape: Regular carve
  
  •Radius: 12" Compound Radius
  
  •Frets: Regular PRS
  
  •Bridge: PRS wrap around
  
  •Hardware: Chrome
  
  •Gears: PRS wing-tip
  
  •Electronics: Volume, Tone, 5-Way rotary
  
  •Knobs: Plastic
  
  •Neck /Bridge Pickups: PRS Dragon I
  
  •Finish Colors: Dark red/cherry

  Utilización

  Access to the upper frets is somewhat limited by the neck heel and shallow lower horn cutaway. You will need to alter hand position to get to the upper frets/notes.
  
  
  
  There is a nice variety of sounds available from the two humbuckers and 5-way rotary pick up switch and it is easy to get a nice array of tones.
  
  The guitar has perfect balance and a great medium thick neck. Very comfortable standing or sitting.
  
  
  
  I've got the action set at 3/64" all the way across the neck - it is a great and easy player!
  
  My particular guitar is very light but packs huge tone!
  
  The PRS Dragon I pickups are just outstanding. Some of the best I've played.

  Sonoridades

  I use this guitar with custom built Peters amplifiers, which are kind of a cross between a Peavey 5150 and high gain Marshall/VHT with a little Boogie thrown in, a VHT Sig-X and an Egnater MOD 50. The amps were paired with an Avatar 4x12 that had Celestion G12h -30's and a Splawn 4x12 with Governor/ManOWar speaker combo, a Earcandy Buzzbomb 2x12 w/ Scholz speakers and a Mojotone 3x12 w/ Celestion CL-80's.
  
  
  
  I usually go for a nice thick Jerry Cantrell AIC tone, to use with my modern rock/metal band. This guitar can get you any tone you want and good cleans. Suits my style of music perfectly.
  
  
  
  I also use this guitar in a few cover bands that I've played in which includes songs from The Rolling Stones, Kings of Leon to RHCP, Poison and System of a Down. It does well with all styles.
  
  
  
  This guitar has very nice fat lead tones and nice thick tight rhythm tones that cut through well.
  
  
  
  Positions 2 and 4 on the rotary (single coil) do sound weaker than the other positions.
  
  
  
  You will also have to watch the amount of bass you dial in on the amp because your tone may get bass heavy with this model.

  Opinión Global

  If this guitar would have had stainless steel frets (which I use exclusively now) I would have kept it longer than the three years I did. I did think about having ss frets installed on it but I thought it might ruin the fabulous tone it had as it was. I also wanted to sell it without the Dragon I pickups (because I could have used them in other guitars) but no buyer wanted that option.
  
  
  
  Overall this was a beast of a guitar (in a good way). Lightweight, sounded monstrous, the regular neck carve was a dream to play on.
  
  
  
  Value for the used price was a great deal! Knowing what I know now I would have made the same choice every time with this guitar. It was my first PRS (of many) and it was the one I held onto the longest before getting spoiled by ss frets.
  
  
  
  I have owned many guitars and had a number of years where I would buy, try and flip, which enabled me to have many guitars around to try out.
  
  This PRS standard is ranked right up there with the best of them in overall satisfaction. This guitar has beat out Ibanez RG's, Charvel/Jackson's, Gibsons, TA's and PRS's that have been in my collection - and I was able to sell them off.
  
  
  
  Only a lack of ss frets and shallow lower horn cutaway lower the overall score from 10 to 9.
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Una opinión sobre PRS Standard 22 en francés

Idioma	Miembro	Características	Utilización	Sonoridades	Opinión Global	Traducción Google
	Hadjy					read

2 opiniones de miembros sobre PRS Standard 22 en inglés

Idioma	Miembro	Características	Utilización	Sonoridades	Opinión Global	Traducción Google
	iamqman					read
	drkorey					read