Avis Ibanez ARC100 - Brown Sunburst ( 8/10) - 2 avis

• 15/09/08

  L'avis de r3dzo

  Caractéristiques

  Solid Body
  
  
  
  - Manche (collé) : Acajou type ARC
  
  - Corps : Acajou
  
  _ 22 Cases
  
  - Frettes : Mediums
  
  - Chevalet : Gibraltar III et Quik Change Ultra
  
  - Micro manche : ACH1 (Humbucker )
  
  - Micro chevalet : ACH2 (Humbucker )
  
  _ 3 potentiomètres: Volume/tone/tone et un sélécteur 3 positions

  Utilisation

  Le manche est super agréable à jouer, pour le prix de cette gratte c'est un atout remarquable. J'ai longtemps essayé des LesPaul like avant de la trouver, j'ai essayé des Epiphone, des Cort mais franchement elles ne lui arrivé pas à la cheville. C'est une guitare, forme LesPaul donc les accés au aigus sont au début difficiles mais ont s'y fait très vite et comme une LesPaul, elle est très lourde mais bon. Les finitions sont vraiment très belles, ma guitare brille encore même après un an de torture ;)... Seul les potards sont pour moi un peu moche. Sinon les méchanique à bain d'huile sont bien, elle ne se désacorde pas facillement loOl.
  
  
  
  Edit: avec plus de niveau en guitare j'admet le manque de possibilité de torsion qui se ressent surtout dans les aigues, pas facil de faire un solo...mais bon on en tire que plus de gloire ;)

  Sonorités

  Bon allez, on branche la bète... EH YEAHH, lol nan le son est très beau.
  
  En position manche, le son est très chaud, rond... bon sustain, assez doux.
  
  En position intermédiaire... bof pas de changement de ouf.
  
  En position chevallet un son type vintage un poil cristalin.
  
  
  
  Pour résumer les sons sont de très bonne qualités mais je pense que les micros sont un peu faiblard (surtout dans les aigus).
  
  
  
  Je joue sur un ampli tout lampe KMD et un cube15x.
  
  Avec le micros c ont obtient de bon sons en disto assez pour faire du HARD-ROCK^^
  
  Mais malgrès les défaut des micros ont trouve de quoi s'éclater dans tous les style passant du plus doux(folk, pop) au plus hard (metal, etc..)

  Avis Global

  Cela fait maintenant plus de 8 mois que je joue avec et elle n'as pas bougée..pas de problème en particulier.
  
  J'aime bien cette guitar et je la conseille à tous petit budget qui ne peuvent pas se permettre une Gibson (arf). Pour moin de 300€ elle est vraiment cool.
  
  
  
  Edit: Je conseille toujours cette guitare pour commencer
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• 27/01/09

  L'avis de Alive2000 ( traduction ) Corriger cette traduction

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  Caractéristiques

  I have owned this guitar for over a year, and it became my primary go-to guitar quickly after it's purchase. I've been a big fan of Ibanez's guitars, but have always liked the Les Paul body type, with its shorter scale length of 24.75". The problem being that Ibanez is most widely known for the shredders that endorse their signature guiars (the Vais, Satrianis and Gilberts of the world) makes it less than easy to find a proper substitute for a Gibson.
  
  
  
  Made by Ibanez's Korean factory this comes really close to being a Les Paul for those on too much of a budget to get the faded finish series guitars. It's 22 fret, set neck is perfect for those Kiss style riffs, and the block inlays really look great.
  
  
  
  The bridge is a Wilkinson III that has fine tuning knobs, and allows for incredibly fast string changes. The three knobs are (from top to bottom) volume, neck tone and bridge tone, with the pickup selector right there for easy access.

  Utilisation

  The neck plays very smoothly, and provides easy access to the last frets.
  
  
  
  The design of the guitar is very light, being made of mahogany. It's much easier on the shoulder than a Standard LEs Paul, and most certainly more so than a Les Paul Custom. The edges also allow for a bit more comfortability on the wrist, with a nice contour for the arm to rest while doing whatever kind of strumming you find yourself doing.
  
  
  
  I've never had any amount of trouble getting a good sound from this guitar, and that's even with stock pickups. The pickups allow for plenty of variation and modification in tone, and have always left me satisfied.

  Sonorités

  The hotter bridge pickup is good for harsher distorted sounds suitable for punk rock or any sort of hard and heavy rock, which is good. However, for a softer, more mellow tone, the neck pickup is fantastic. It's a dream for bluesy rock sounds and jazz stylings.
  
  
  
  I run this guitar through a Line 6 Spider 2x10 combo amp, and couldn't be happier, even with the older amp. I use a Bad Horsie Wah pedal for most extended solos if I find they need a bit of variation to them, and the result is usually positive.
  
  
  
  I usually like getting a dirtier clean tone with the twang setting of my Line 6 with the bridge pickup, which is perfect for Minutemen style songs, where as the neck pickup is good with just about any setting. No lie.
  
  
  
  Favorite sounds of mine are the neck pickup with the wah pedal and the twang tone setting on the Line 6.

  Avis Global

  I've had this guitar since December of 2007, and I've loved it since I first laid eyes on it. It's been my main guitar ever since, usurping my Ibanez IC-300, and my solid body acoustic Fernandes. The thing I like most about the guitar is it's versatility. It is amazing, and I've never had a complaint about the playability.
  
  
  
  My least favorite, however would be the color of the guitar itself. i bought this used, and did not have much of a choice, but I wouldn't have been in the market for another black guitar anyway. I may do a repaint on this once I have the money to do so.
  
  
  
  I have a habit of trying any guitar in my price range (or lack thereof), so I tried a lot of guitars before settling for this one. I have to say it's a great guitar and has fantastic value to it, and I would undoubtedly make the same choice down the road if anything hapened to it. i may go for a higher end model, even.
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