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Publié le 03/05/09 à 03:36
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The Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is an electric guitar that is made in the USA and is extremely unique sounding and looking. It has two humbucker style pick ups with two switches to control each, as well as two volume knobs and a tone control knob. It also has a whammy bar and has quite a thin neck.
UTILIZATION
The neck of the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is very thin and really feels fluid and nice on the fingers. It is very easy to play, whether you are playing lead guitar or rhythm and is overall very very light in weight. Getting a good sound is pretty easy as this is inherently a great sounding guitar with a good amount of control available over your tone.
SOUNDS
The Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is great for all types of music, but I've used it mostly for rock and pop music. I find that I get great results for recording when I plug this guitar into my 1976 Fender Twin Reverb and throw up a Shure SM57 mic. The sound is really watery and fluid and really excels for playing clean rhythm parts. It is hard to describe the tone of this guitar because it is pretty unique, and I would strongly encourage those interested to go down to your local dealer and try it out for yourself.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly for about a year and I've found it to be a great guitar that is unique to itself in all aspects including the look and the sound. This is a different type of guitar and while it probably isn't for everyone, I've come to love it and believe it is worthy of a try by all guitar players. The price of the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly isn't that expensive, but isn't cheap and for this reason I would only recommend it to those looking for a top notch guitar who believe this style and sound of guitar fit in with their style. Overall, the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is definitely worth a play.
UTILIZATION
The neck of the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is very thin and really feels fluid and nice on the fingers. It is very easy to play, whether you are playing lead guitar or rhythm and is overall very very light in weight. Getting a good sound is pretty easy as this is inherently a great sounding guitar with a good amount of control available over your tone.
SOUNDS
The Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is great for all types of music, but I've used it mostly for rock and pop music. I find that I get great results for recording when I plug this guitar into my 1976 Fender Twin Reverb and throw up a Shure SM57 mic. The sound is really watery and fluid and really excels for playing clean rhythm parts. It is hard to describe the tone of this guitar because it is pretty unique, and I would strongly encourage those interested to go down to your local dealer and try it out for yourself.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly for about a year and I've found it to be a great guitar that is unique to itself in all aspects including the look and the sound. This is a different type of guitar and while it probably isn't for everyone, I've come to love it and believe it is worthy of a try by all guitar players. The price of the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly isn't that expensive, but isn't cheap and for this reason I would only recommend it to those looking for a top notch guitar who believe this style and sound of guitar fit in with their style. Overall, the Parker Guitars Mojo Fly is definitely worth a play.