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Godin Exit 22 Solid Body Electric Guitar (Natural Mahogany MN) Review

Posted by Sherrie Kearney on Sunday, September 18, 2011

Godin Exit 22 Solid Body Electric Guitar
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I really love this guitar. Was a little cautious, since I hadn't played a Godin before. But, sought out a few local shops and they had some in stock (none had the Exit 22 though). Just to get the feel of the product line I checked those out and was happy with how they felt.

I like the unique and constrasting coloring of the guitar. Really like the metal knobs on the volume/tone (so much so I'm swapping out on some of my other guitars).

The neck plays very well, and like the maple on this model more than rosewood. Neck is a bolt on, and strings are through the body. The high frets are reachable and elecrified sound is quite respectable.

There are some complaints on the web that the humbucker is subdued. On the back of the body there is an opening (plastic box cover) with markings that look like for battery (i.e. active pickup) - but I haven't seen any connectors. Haven't opened it up to see what's in there, but haven't had a problem with sound level at all.

The combination of HSS pickups really provides quite an excellent range of options for voicing out of this. The pickups are very versatile in the sounds you can get out of them. This is a great bargain product, I'm happy with the high quality of all elements and the playability of the instrument. It's got the ability to sound like just about any other electric, that is a great feature.

This is a nice guitar and I'd recommend it if it appeals to your style.

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Solid Body Electric Guitar

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Godin LGXT Solid Body 3-Voice Electric Guitar (Black Pearl) Review

Posted by Sherrie Kearney on Saturday, May 14, 2011

Godin LGXT Solid Body 3-Voice Electric Guitar
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I got my LGX-SA about 4 years ago and it has been an awesome guitar. The best part about it is people seeing it and going: "what is that?" They play it and go: "wow, how come i've never heard of this brand?" The guitar looks beautiful and plays great. It plays way different than a Gibson or Fender. I would relate it to a PRS or Parker. Some say its a little harder to play than a Gibson, but once you get use to it, it becomes very comfortable. The acoustic pic up sounds pretty good. I wouldnt say its the best pic up out there, but its nice to have on the guitar and is highly adjustable. You can get a pretty good sound out of it depending on what amp you are using.

My guitar has the custom seymour duncans on them. You can get a really nice clean sound out of them, but if you want a heavier sound you can get pretty strong EMG type sound as well. Very versatile pick ups.

The only thing I dont like about this guitar is the weight. Its pretty heavy and if you dont have a little muscle on your shoulder you may get tired after a while.

I have never used the synth on this guitar. I didnt buy it for the synth, I bought it for the overall quality and beauty. I will however try it out once I can afford the stupid Roland thing that costs an arm and a leg.

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Solid Body 3-voice Electric Guitar

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Parker P-Series Pro Electric Guitar (Flame Top Honey Burst) Review

Posted by Sherrie Kearney on Friday, January 14, 2011

Parker P-Series Pro Electric Guitar
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This guitar has got it all from tone to looks. The pickups are incredible, very punchy crisp and clear. The Seymour Duncan 'Jazz' pick up is just great. The set-neck design provides improved ergonomics and absolutely incredible sustain. The two push pull selectors and tone knobs provide very wide tone selection. Its very easy to go from Strat to LP sound and everything in between.
The fretboard is ebony and is amazingly smooth and easy to play. The action was set just about perfect right out of the box.
The Premium hardware a guitar at this price point is hard to beat; the hardware is all US made however the guitar itself is assembled in Indonesia. Previous models were made in Korea, I kind of wish it would have stayed that way.

This is an incredible guitar for the money. However I do wish the quality control was a little better; one of my tone pots doesn't seem to be screwed in all the way.

Also worth noting the guitar comes with a nice Parker gig-bag.

4.5/5

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Born out of innovative Parker engineering, the PM Series offers high-end features that are unmatched at this price point. The PM-20PRO features upgraded equipment such as Seymour Duncan Jazz & JB pickups, and a Tone Pros Tuneomatic bridge. For an extra-exotic look, choose the Flame Maple top.



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