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Publié le 03/10/17 à 09:55Voici une video de test audio qui vaut mieux qu’un long discours.
Avec quel ampli ou effets utilisez-vous cette guitare? Pour quel style de musique et de jeu?
Quels est votre avis sur la lutherie, l'électronique et la finition de l'instrument? La guitare tient-elle l'accord? Son manche, sa touche et sa forme sont-ils adaptés à votre jeu?
Les sons clairs, crunchs et saturés vous conviennent-ils dans les différentes positions de micro? Le spectre est-il équilibré?
Quelles sont les choses que vous appréciez le plus et le moins?…
Voici une video de test audio qui vaut mieux qu’un long discours.
Avec quel ampli ou effets utilisez-vous cette guitare? Pour quel style de musique et de jeu?
Quels est votre avis sur la lutherie, l'électronique et la finition de l'instrument? La guitare tient-elle l'accord? Son manche, sa touche et sa forme sont-ils adaptés à votre jeu?
Les sons clairs, crunchs et saturés vous conviennent-ils dans les différentes positions de micro? Le spectre est-il équilibré?
Quelles sont les choses que vous appréciez le plus et le moins?
UTILIZATION
The maple neck has a nice feel, and, of course, being a strat, you dont have to stretch too much to reach the high notes. It's pretty heavy for a strat, but I suppose you can thank the floyd rose vibrato system for that. I'm not too happy with the electronics and I think I need to upgrade it.
SOUNDS
The humbucker is very heavy, so it's really nice for a powerful, dirty sound. I've used it on tube and solid-state amps. The neck is so smooth, but the floyd rose is not for the simple-minded. Ive had it for 8 years, and Ive never had it professionally set up, which will most probably make the guitar shine. It has detonation issues once you move up the 5-way switch, so the neck pick-up is rather noisy. Im sure this is due to a mechanical issue onset by a user, not the factory.
OVERALL OPINION
After 8 years, It remains the favorite guitar of my bassist. I guess because it's low and dirty. I love the color scheme, it's like a fender deluxe. No one I know has a pro tone fat strat, or even a pro tone series squire, so it's pretty cool having one. It is definitely a head turner, but, unfortunately, people often only see it as just another squier. I had initially wanted a fender standard strat, but when I saw this guitar which was quite an eye- catcher, I decided I could settle with it. I do believe I made the right decision, because it was cheaper and just as reliable. I would have made the same choice if I had the chance. Fender doesnt like to disappoint...
Fiche technique
- Fabricant : Squier
- Modèle : Pro Tone Fat Strat
- Série : Pro Tone
- Catégorie : Guitares de forme SC
- Fiche créée le : 04/01/2007
Part Number: 133-3102-(x06)
Series: Squier Pro Tone Series
Neck: One-piece Maple with matching painted headstock
Fretboard: One piece Maple (12” Radius)
Body: Solid Ash
Machine Heads: Standard
No. of Frets: 22
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Width at Nut: 1.650" (42 mm), Locking Nut
Hardware: Gold
Bridge: Floyd Rose licensed double locking tremolo
Pickguard: Black shell pickguard
Pickups: 2-Alnico Single Coils (Neck & Mid), 1-Humbucker (Bridge)
Pickup Switching: 5 Position Blade
Controls: Volume, Tone
Colors: x06 (Black) (Poly-Urethane Finish)
Source: Korea
U.S. MSRP: $639.99
Accessories: Deluxe Gig Bag
Country of Origin: Korea
Introduced: 1996
Discontinued: 1998
Distribué par fenderfrance
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Autres catégories dans Guitares électriques Solid Body
Autres dénominations : protonefatstrat, pro t 1 fat strat, prot 1 fatstrat